HP-UX AAA Server A.08.00.01 Administrator's Guide

Table 27-1 Examples Illustrating the Use of the delete Command (continued)
ResultCommandAttributes in the Request
NAS-Port = 2
Reply-Message = " Hello,
world!"
delete NAS-IP-Address[0]
NAS-Port = 2
Reply-Message = "Hello,
world!"
NAS-Port = 2
Reply-Message = " Hello,
world!"
delete
NAS-IP-Address[last]
NAS-Port = 2
Reply-Message = "Hello,
world!"
The insert Command
Syntax
insert <attr-spec> = <value-expr>
Parameters
• <attr-spec>: The <attr-spec> parameter is an attribute specification. For more
information on specifying attributes, see “Attribute Specifications” (page 415).
• <value-expr>: The <value-expr> parameter is a value expression. It can be a value
specification, an attribute specification, or an attribute function. For more
information, see “Attribute Specifications” (page 415), “Value Types” (page 423),
and “Attribute Functions” (page 417).
NOTE: The types of <attr-spec> and <value-spec> must be compatible. For more
information, see “Type Compatibility” (page 425).
The instance location specified by <attr-spec> indicates the desired target location for
the inserted instance. The algorithm used is “final opportunity", as opposed to "earliest
opportunity". This implies that inserting "last" is the same as inserting at the end, and
instance n occurs just before the already-present instance n (or the end if instance n is
not already present).
Operation
The insert command inserts <attr-spec> with <value-expr> into the request. Table 27-2
discusses the behavior of the insert command in various scenarios.
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