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Description:
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jmSystemAttrMultiRowSupport OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..63))
MAX-ACCESS read-only
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"A bit array indicating which MULTI-ROW attributes of the MIB
this implementation supports with multiple integer values
and/or multiple octet string values.
The format of this object is the same as the
jmSystemAttrIntegerSupport and jmSystemAttrOctetsSupport
objects. Bit n MUST be 1, if attribute n is actually supported
with more than one integer and/or more than one octet string
value. Bit n MUST be 0 (or beyond the end of the returned bit
array), if attribute n is not supported, is always returned as
a single integer value, or as a single octet string value. For
every bit n that is a 1 in this bit array, there MUST be a
corresponding 1 for bit n in either jmSystemAttrIntegerSupport,
jmSystemAttrOctetsSupport, or both.
Example: Consider an implementation supporting:
(a) the jobStateReasons2(3), jobStateReasons3(4) SINGLE-ROW
integer attributes
(b) the jobName(23) SINGLE-ROW octet string attribute
(c) more than one integer value for the mediumRequested(170)
and mediumConsumed(171) MULTI-ROW attributes AND
(d) more than one octet string value for the fileName(34),
documentName(35), and mediumConsumed(171) MULTI-ROW attributes
(e) no octet string values for mediumRequested(170).
Such an implementation would return:
jmSystemAttrIntegerSupport 22 octets:
{'18000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0030'H}
jmSystemAttrOctetsSupport 22 octets:
{'00000100 30000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0010'H}
jmSystemAttrMultiRowSupport 22 octets:
{'00000000 30000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0030'H}
Example: Consider an implementation that supports the
fileName(34) MULTI-ROW attribute, but does not support more
than one document per job. Such an implementation would NOT
return a 1 bit for bit 34 in jmSystemAttrMultiRowSupport, since
such an implementation would never return more than one
fileName value for a job. It would return a zero-length
string, since it never returns more than one value.
This object helps a management application determine which
attributes may return more than one integer value or more than
one octet string value on jobs in this system."
DEFVAL {''H} -- no attributes are required
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