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Command Reference

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mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

The

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

command lets you search a MIB object table one record at a time and

retrieve a set of attributes from each record. For example, you can use this

command in a script to retrieve information from a routing table and print the

information immediately on the console. When you are searching a larger MIB

table, this method is faster and more efficient than using the

instenv

command.

Syntax

The

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

command has the following syntax:

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

[

-n

] [

-p

]

<attribute_variable_array>

<instance_id>

<value_variable_array>

<next_instance_variable>

-n

retrieves the information from the next record in the MIB table. You can use it

in a loop to read the next instance following the identity of the instance

<instance_id>

just read. For example, the current ID is 192.32.0.1 and the next ID

is 192.32.0.2. If you enter the

-n

option with the current ID, the

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

command

returns information for the instance ID 192.32.0.2.

-p

specifies an instance ID pattern string. The script returns only

instance IDs that match the pattern. For example,

-p 192.32.

* returns all instances

whose address starts with 192.32., such as 192.32.0.0, 192.32.1.1, and so on.

is the name of the MIB object table from which to retrieve the

information (for example, wfIPForwardEntry).

<attribute_variable_array>

is an environmental array variable that contains the list

of attributes to be retrieved. To create this array variable, you use the

arrayenv

command. Do not type

before this variable name, since the input is passed by

reference, not by value. If the attribute is an OCTET string, you can use an

optional format specifier (/<

format

>) for each array entry. For information on this

format specifier, see the

octetfmt

command. If the attribute is not an OCTET

string, the

mi/jointfilesconvert/95481/bget

command ignores the format specifier.

<instance_id>

is the first instance to reference in the MIB table. You can use the *

wildcard. If you use the

-n

option, this option identifies the instance ID most

recently retrieved.

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