On 15 April 2010 09:08, phani kumar <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am trying to implement a table having two index values both being strings.
> Could any one tell me how the getnext works
It depends on exactly how the table is defined.
What is the INDEX clause from the MIB file?
> Lets say the row one indexed by mike and hello
> Row 2 by amfi and chris
Each string will be turning into a sequence of individual ASCII characters.
So the index for row 1 will probably be
4.'m'.'i'.'k'.'e'.5.'h'.'e'.'l'.'l'.'o'
and for row 2
4.'a'.'m'.'f'.'i'.5.'c'.'h'.'r'.'i'.'s'
Note that each string is preceded by its length.
If the INDEX clause looks like { index1, IMPLIED index2 }
then you should omit the second length value
(i.e. 4.'m'.'i'.'k'.'e'.'h'.'e'.'l'.'l'.'o')
But this *only* holds for the final index value.
All others will include the length subidentifier.
(That's not strictly true in the case of fixed-length strings,
but my guess is that this isn't relevant here)
OK?
Dave
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