Alphabetical index values
When an index is an alphabetic string, such as the name
of a configuration parameter, the OID for that index consists of the
following elements, all separated by periods:
- Number of letters in the name
- ASCII value for each letter
The following line is an example of alphabetical indexed
information:
rdbmsSrvParamCurrValue.893072000.4.76.82.85.83.1 = 8The following table describes how to interpret this example.
For more information about these values, see rdbmsSrvParamTable.
| Index subvalue | Description |
|---|---|
| rdbmsSrvParamCurrValue | Name of the column |
| 893072000 | applIndex |
| 4.76.82.85.83 | rdbmsSrvParamName:
|
| 1 | rdbmsSrvParamSubIndex |