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SNMP-REUSABLE-ROW-TC-MIB

   1: -- extracted from draft-ietf-ops-rowpointer-tc-01.txt
   2: -- at Wed Mar  7 06:04:48 2001

  40: 
  41:    ReusableRow ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION

  42:        STATUS       current
  43:        DESCRIPTION
  44:                "This textual convention characerizes a
  45:                conceptual row as reusable or not reusable
  46:                for the purposes of cloning a configuration
  47:                template.  The objects being cloned may
  48:                either be special ones that express
  49:                configuration information at the
  50:                mechanism-specific level, or simply
  51:                instance-specific ones that already exist at
  52:                the time the cloning is done.
  53: 
  54:                The following values are defined:
  55:                  - other(1)
  56:                  - reusable(2): the conceptual row is
  57:                    available to be pointed to by mulitple
  58:                    RowPointer objects.
  59:                  - singleUse(3): a separate copy of the
  60:                    conceptual row is needed for each
  61:                    RowPointer object that points to it.
  62: 
  63:                Because it represents a capability of the
  64:                managed sytsem, rather than something that
  65:                is configurable, an object having this syntax
  66:                SHOULD have MAX-ACCESS of 'read-only'."
  67: 
  68:        SYNTAX  INTEGER {
  69:                  other(1),
  70:                  reusable(2),
  71:                  singleUse(3)
  72:                }
  73: 
  74:    END
  75: 
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