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Description:
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jmSystemAttrIntegerSupport OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..63))
MAX-ACCESS read-only
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"A bit array indicating which attributes of the MIB this
implementation supports with meaningful integer values.
The value of this object is a sparse bit array in which bit n
is a 1 if attribute n is supported with the
jmAttributeValueAsInteger object with meaningful values, where
n is the value of the enumerated attribute type in the
JmAttributeTypeTC used in jmAttributeTypeIndex (and the
jmMirrorAttrTypeIndex if the jmMirrorAttrTable is implemented).
Bit n MUST be 0 (or beyond the end of the returned bit array),
if attribute n is not supported or is always returned with a '-
1'(other) or '-2'(unknown) value.
The high order bit of the first octet in this octet string
corresponds to an attribute type of 0 (reserved), i.e., the bit
string uses the Big Endian numbering convention. Compare with
the BITS data type in SMIv2 [SMIv2-SMI] which has the same
format but requires contiguous enumerated bits. Trailing
octets in the octet string that contain only zero bits MUST NOT
be returned.
Note: private attributes cannot be represented in this bit
array because their enum values are in the range 2**30 to
2**31-1. See section 3.3.8.
Example: An implementation supporting the attributes:
jobStateReasons2(3), jobStateReasons3(4), and jobName(23)
would return a one-octet string value of {'18'H}, since
jobName is an octet string value, not an integer value.
This object helps a management application determine which
attributes with meaningful integer values MAY be present on
jobs in this system."
DEFVAL {''H} -- no attributes are required
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