On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 11:20:58 -0600 Gary wrote:
GC> mib2c was used tocreate a template from the MIB.Everything was fine until I
GC> wanted to delete an entry from the MIB.

I assume you used the array-user mib2c conf file?

GC> I was seeing an error to delete a row from the container.

How were you deleting the row, and what was the error?

GC> one is called CONTAINER_REMOVE and one is called CONTAINER_INSERT
GC> .Within the insert function inserts the row of the table into a linked list
GC> and then gets the next ptr of the table.

This is to allow a container to have multiple sort orders. For example, being
sorted by the MIB index (maybe an integer) and a string (like a name). There is
still only a single row, shared by two containers.

GC> When I delete a row there are of course multiple containers within the list
GC> when I only added one entry hence the failed error message.

I don't follow your logic here. If there are multiple containers, insert would
have added the row to all of them, and thus it needs to be removed from all of
them.

If you are not using the secondary container, I suggest you undefine the macro
controlling its use (eg myTable_IDX2, defined in the header file).

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