This seems to either generate the iterate_access code stubs or the MFD's
iterate code stubs, and the documentation for MFD and your reply to a
someone else's note indicate that these are poor performers. Are there any
other options?
I am going to be implementing a table that has several HW statistics per
port number (i.e., this is the index) so it will always potentially be out
of date. Using the iterate_access code, what is the most efficient way to
do this? Updating the entire table for every Get seems like overkill.
Will it work if I just update the row I am working with? Is it possible to
implement a table handler for volatile data without having a copy of the
data? By that I mean, can I figure out the index and column from the
incoming Get request and just retrieve the HW stat for that and return it?
I haven't seen anything like that in the tutorials.
Thanks.
Kathy McLeod
Dept S82 CCB - SNMP
IBM Rochester, MN
(507) 253-4803
Dave Shield
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03/22/2010 10:39 Re: adding cache handling to
AM table_data.conf code
On 22 March 2010 15:33, Kathy McLeod <[email protected]> wrote:
> Do you have sample code for adding a cache handler and container to code
> generated by table_data.conf, or could you give me some pointers?
Run
mib2c -S cache=1 mib2c.table_data.conf {tableName}
This will generate a template that includes cache support.
Dave
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