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Setting Module Identity Properties

Syntax:

% dbcmd set moduleid option value ?option value ...?

Returns:

Nothing.

Properties:

Option Argument Description
-categories list

Sets the SUBJECT-CATEGORIES field of a COPS-PR-SPPI (PIB) MODULE-IDENTITY statement. The value must be a list of enumerations of the form: { name value ?comments? } ... An empty string may be specified to clear the property or imply the value "all".
-comments text Specifies the body of comment text that is to be associated with the record. Character sequences that start end end the comment should be omitted: these depend on the output format, and it is the responsibility of the converter to insert the appropriate sequences.
-contactinfo text Specifies the body of text corresponding to the CONTACT-INFO field of the MODULE-IDENTITY record.
-description text Specifies the body of text corresponding to the DESCRIPTION field of the MODULE-IDENTITY record.
-lastupdate timestamp Specifies the ExtUTCTime value corresponding to the LAST-UPDATED field of the MODULE-IDENTITY record. The ExtUTCTime value is of the form: ?YY?YYMMDDHHmmZ
-name lcidentifier Specifies the descriptor of the MODULE-IDENTITY record. If unspecified at creation time, the SDK will automatically assign a name that is unique within the database. This property will accept any value that corresponds to an ASN.1 ValueReference: that is, an identifier that starts with a lowercase first letter.
-oid oidvalue Equivalent to -valuedecl for set operations.
-organization text Specifies the body of text corresponding to the ORGANIZATION field of the MODULE-IDENTITY record.
-revisions list Specifies a list of { timestamp description } pairs, one for each REVISION section of the MODULE-IDENTITY record. The timestamp value must be in ExtUTCTime format, as with the -lastupdate property.
-value oidvalue Equivalent to -valuedecl for set operations.
-valuedecl oidvalue Specifies the object identifier value that uniquely identifies the record in OID space. The oidvalue specified may take the form of a lowercase identifier or any of the forms returned by other get options that return OID values. The form used with this command determines the form returned by the get -valuedecl command.
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