HP-UX AAA Server A.07.01 Administrator's Guide

Table 18-4 Output Mapping Data Types and Syntax
SyntaxOutput Mapping Type
source RAD(vendor_id:attribute, attr_type, MAND)
DBC(db_column, db_width, db_type)
DBP(placeholder, db_width, db_type)
FUNC(mappingfunction)
DBR(result)
target RAD(vendor_id:attribute, attr_type, MAND)
FUNC(mappingfunction)
RAD Mapping
The RAD mapping identifies a RADIUS attribute for input and/or output mapping. If
a RADIUS attribute is the source in input mapping, the target can either be a DB
placeholder map, a RADIUS attribute, or a mapping function. The most common use
for a RADIUS attribute output mapping is to map to a database column and value from
the SQL statement execution.
If the same attribute is specified in multiple source mappings for a given SQL statement,
the order of mappings will match the order of appearance in the RADIUS attribute
queue associated with attr_type. When RAD is specified as a target mapping, a new
attribute is created to hold the data.
Table 18-5 (page 223) lists the RAD mapping parameters and their descriptions:
Table 18-5 RAD Mapping Parameters
DescriptionParameter
Optional. Specifies the RADIUS vendor ID in the string format. The RADIUS
vendor ID must exist in the dictionary.
Default: 0 (standard RADIUS) attribute.
vendor_id
Mandatory. Specifies the RADIUS attribute ID in the string format as defined
in the dictionary.
attribute
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