Service specific configuration is done with prt_svc_val.cfg.
Command_point and response_point will be used to expand the functionality of PRT without changing the interface to it.
Command point has the following general format:
<REFERENCE>,<COMMAND>,<PARAMETER-LIST>
Where
<REFERENCE> is copied back to the response point, and can be used by the clients to match the responses to the command that they have sent. The following is the list of commands supported and their formats:
<REFERENCE>,$RESET_STATS,{<REGION_ID>|$ALL},<INDEX>
<REFERENCE>,$RESET_PREV_RD,{<REGION_ID>|$ALL}
Note that $ALL is used to refer to the all regions of the PRT service. If <INDEX> is 0, all the elements of the statistics point will be set to 0. Otherwise, the specified element will be set to 0.
The field descriptions are:
|
Field |
Description |
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Service_id |
Service id |
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Warning_alarm_id |
Alarm Id to use for validation alarms that PRT was able to fix. If not configured, the alarms are logged to cor_status.log. |
|
Failure_alarm_id |
Alarm Id to use for validation alarms that PRT was not able to fix, and requires manual correction of the system. If not configured, the alarms are logged to cor_status.log. |
|
Command_point |
PRT command point |
|
Response_point |
PRT response point |
|
keep_validation_flags |
If it is 1, it means to keep the validity flags from the global memory when PRT starts up. If set to 0, reset the validity flags to FALSE regardless of their values in the global memory. |
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|
Automated region validation. |
