(I've read this 3 times but I guess it's been a long day 'cuz it doesn't make sense to
me.)
> Ok what I do is keep a local copy
Local to what function? Where?
> of the set request data in an array. This
> could easily be a linked list of objects. When a set request is
> made I check
> a COMMIT flags in my MIB to see if that is set. If it is set when
> the commit
> function gets called (following the set action) I then pack the
> contents of
> the row into a message. This message is then parsed and columns
> extractedand pushed into a
> linked list/ vector. The store function is called and writes the
> linked list
> into persistence. By doing this updates to persistence are passed
> to the
> user and not when the agent is killed. Make sence?
It sounds like you're talking about adding a row to a table. I'm updating, not
adding, and I'm doing one value on each of several rows. But however it's done, my
question is how do I force persistent values to be stored when set? Can I safely and
reasonably call the callback I registered to save on shutdown? Since I don't use any
of the values it gets passed, can I call
mySaveFunc(0, 0, NULL, NULL);
?
Chris
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