On 6 July 2011 11:17, Victor D'Agostino
<victor.d-agost...@pi.esisar.grenoble-inp.fr> wrote:
> I am looking for a tool to convert a mib file oid tree to a sql script which
> build a database table.
You could use the 'mib2c' tool to do this, by simply crafting a
suitable template file.
Despite the name, this can be used to generate *any* style of output file,
based on the input MIB structure.
Have a look at 'mib2c.genhtml.conf' for an example of a non-coding based
application. (Ignore the first hundred lines or so - the main content
starts with the statement "@open ${name}.html@"
I'd be inclined to start with a simple test MIB, and manually write down
the SQL statements that you'd need to model it. Then look at crafting a
mib2c.sql.conf file that generated this format.
There's plenty of documentation within the mib2c script itself.
Dave
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