Hi Jeevaka,

>
>As per the ETSI TS 102 223 specification 4.12 section, when the SAT
>issues Provide Local Information proactive command with Access
>Technology(0x06) as the command qualifier, we should provide the current
>access technology . So, as per my understanding we need to use
>netreg->technology.
>
>> void __ofono_netreg_set_base_station_name(struct ofono_netreg *netreg,
>>                                              const char *name);
>> +unsigned int __ofono_netreg_get_tech(struct ofono_netreg *netreg);
>
>Empty line needed between __ofono_netreg_set_base_station_name and
>__ofono_netreg_get_tech

I think you're right. I'm not quite clear about the difference. Could you help 
me clarify several questions? 
Does it mean COPS only returns current available access technology, while CREG 
returns current connected access technology? 
And if netreg->technology is used, what should be returned once the multiple 
access technologies are requested? It seems oFono only supports one connected 
technology.
In which situation we can connect to multiple access technologies 
simultaneously?


Regards,
-Yang
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