Thanks for your answer. I prefer the first solution.
> If the two tables have the same indexing style (e.g. both indexed by
> a single integer), then define one table in the normal manner:
>
> dhcpSettingsEntry OBJECT-TYPE
> :
> INDEX { dhcpSettingsIndex }
> :
>
> and then define the other table as AUGMENTing the first:
>
> dhcpIPRangeEntry OBJECT-TYPE
> :
> AUGMENTS { dhcpSettingsEntry }
> :
> If the second table has a more complex structure, then
> the indexing of this table would look like:
>
> dhcpIPRangeEntry OBJECT-TYPE
> :
> INDEX { dhcpSettingsIndex, dhcpIPRangeIndex }
> :
Do you mean I should use a unique index for both two tables.
In the one table scenario, I actually store all information into a linked
list.
I have a functionality to add or remove one row in the table file (I
implemented by adding an additional column, colStat, When setting it to a
specific value say 1 for adding a new row, 2 for deleting the entire row).
The question is how to I map which rows from the second table belong to
which item in the first table?
When receiving a detected snmpset on the colStat on the last node of the
linked list (last row of the table) then I can either add or remove an
entire row. Is this the right way to implement such a feature.
> The surprising thing is that you don't actually need
> to worry about this when implementing the tables.
> As long as the underlying data for the two tables is
> consistent, you can implement the tables separately.
> The underlying data is sufficient to form the linkage.
I don't understand how I can implement them separately. Neither do I have
a solution to store all information in a single linked list. Can you give
me some further explainations?
Thanks,
/Pan
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