Re: Deleting channels...
Stephen Grau <steveg@na.novell.com> Mon, 09 December 1991 23:35 UTC
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Date: Mon, 09 Dec 1991 14:51:23 -0800
From: Stephen Grau <steveg@na.novell.com>
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To: garye@hpspdla.spd.hp.com, robini@spider.co.uk
Subject: Re: Deleting channels...
Cc: rmonmib@mti.com
> Robin Iddon writes: > > > > IMHO it would be unfriendly to invalidate them - what if the application > > deleted the channel merely to re-insert it with different event indices ? It > > wouldn't be too happy having to re-download all those tedious filters again. > > Gary Ellis writes: > > Although I may be making my bias as an agent writer painfully clear here, > it is my impression that one reason for the "underCreation" state is so > that a manager can make a change to a control table row without deleting > it. e.g....... > > set the status object (from valid) to underCreation > change the event index > set the status object back to valid > > If done this way, the need for child rows to remain when the parent is > deleted is obviated, no? > I like it! It gives the manager a way to invalidate things without deleting them. How were you planning on dealing with references to non-existent rows? Are you also suggesting that invalidating a row invalidates (deletes) everything that references that row? Steve Grau Network Management Products Division Novell, Inc. steveg@novell.com
- Deleting channels... Steve Witten
- Deleting channels... Robin Iddon
- Re: Deleting channels... Gary Ellis
- Re: Deleting channels... Stephen Grau
- Re: Deleting channels... Robin Iddon