biggest thanx for your reply, Wes

OK, I understood it would be hard to do dynamic row addition in ucd style :)) 
So I took up creat_dataset.conf template.
I checked out examples/data_set.c, where only init routine is present
and it's said that all requests are handled. I tried making a module with 
similar structure for a table in my MiB (though I used some system info to fill 
the table). But I couldn't get any response for get requests (as if the .so 
didn't load at all) and neither debug nor error messages.
Also I saw some examples where additional <table_name>_handler function was 
used.
So I'm a bit confused: do I necessarily have to use that handler or I've got 
mistakes elsewhere?

Best regards


>>>>>> "P" == Pilt  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>P> can you tell me, plz, are there any requirements a table should
>P> meet so that I can add/delete its rows in addition to that all row
>P> columns must be read-create and a rowstatus column must be present?
>
>If the MIB is written in SMIv2, then yes the writable columns should
>be marked as "read-create" and the rowstatus column should be there
>(to allow for deletion at a minimum; in theory you could code the
>agent to accept new rows without it, but that's not the standard way
>to do so).
>
>P> Is it possible to manipulate table rows using old api (ucd style
>P> template)?
>
>Yes.
>
>P> If yes are there any examples?
>
>Err...  the old implementation of the routing table, maybe.  Pulling
>the ucd-snmp specific release and looking through it might help...
>
>Actually, it just dawned on me, the usm user table is still using the
>old api I think (agent/mibgroup/snmpv3/usmUser.c) and supports row creation.

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