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instenv

The

instenv

command allows you to define a pseudo-variable array that contains

the list of MIB instance IDs for a given MIB object name. The

instenv

command

builds a pseudo-variable array by appending an index number to the variable name

specified on the command line. Each member of the pseudo-variable array

contains a single instance ID. The size of the pseudo-array is stored at index 0.

Syntax

The

instenv

command has the following syntax:

instenv

<array_name> <object>

<array_name>

is the name you assign the pseudo-variable array.

is the name of the MIB object table from which to retrieve the

information.

Example 1

The first four lines in the following example show how you list the instance IDs

for wfIpInterfaceEntry to the console; the last nine lines show how you use the

instenv

command to assign these instance IDs to a pseudo-variable array.

$list -i wfIpInterfaceEntry

inst_ids = 192.32.23.5.1

192.32.7.8.2

192.32.2.3.3

$instenv ip_ wfIpInterfaceEntry

$echo Size: ${ip_[0]}

Size: 3

$echo “1: ${ip_[1]}”

1: 192.32.23.5.1

$echo “2: ${ip_[2]}”

2: 192.32.7.8.2

$echo “3: ${ip_[3]}”

3: 192.32.2.3.3

Note:

We recommend that you use the new

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

command instead of the

instenv

command. The

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

command accesses MIB tables approximately

50 percent faster than the

instenv

command.

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