Specifications

4.4.8 OP-FILEPOSITION
MIB Entry: Current Operation File Position Information
Index: 2.5.3
Label: OP-FILEPOSITION
Description: OP-FILEPOSITION reports the start position, length, and current
position of reading or writing with respect to the file in use by
current operation (as reported by MIB 2.1 Operation Type). The
Current Position value is always an offset relative to Start Position.
This MIB entry is only valid if the current operation (as reported
by MIB 2.1 Operation Type) is “Record”, “Copy”, or “Dump”.
Response Format: <Start Position>’<Length>’<Current Position>
Response Element Type and Size Description
Start Position (ASCII-15-#) The position of the first byte to b e copied or dumped to
external storage; is always 0 for Recording operations.
Length (ASCII-15-#) Copy: The number of bytes to copy; Dump: Size of
each file chunk. Record: The expected size of the file.
Current Position (ASCII-15-#) The position of the most recent byte to be copied,
dumped, or recorded.
4.4.9 OP-FILENAME
MIB Entry: Current Operation External File Information
Index: 2.6.1
Label: OP-FILENAME
Description: OP-FILENAME reports the file name and external storage device
id in use by current operation. This MIB entry is only valid if
the current operation (as reported by MIB 2.1 Operation Type) is
“Copy” or “Dump”. If the operation is “Dump”, the returned file
name is the name of the series, and individual files will be named
as specified in the “DMP” command.
Response Format: <Storage ID>’<Filename>
Response Element Type and Size Description
Storage ID (ASCII-64-A) Linux partition (e.g. /dev/sdf1) of an attached ex-
ternal storage device. The device/partition must be
formatted with the ext2 file system to be properly rec-
ognized and usable.
Filename (ASCII-128-A) The name of a file or file series in use by the current
operation. If the current op eration is using a file se-
ries, then each file, including the first, will be named
<Filename>.X, where X is a zero-padded serial iden-
tifier. The width – in characters – of X will be deter-
mined by the number of digits required to represent the
largest id generated, and subject to the name length
restriction of 128 characters.
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