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9.1.2.2.9.1 InvalidExceptionRequest Attribute Definition Table
Table 13 InvalidExceptionRequest Attribute Definition
Attribute Name Definition Form
sourceId The sourceId from the invalid exception request provided in the
DCP.
Text.
exceptionId The eventId from the invalid exception request provided in the
DCP.
Text.
severity The severity from the invalid exception request provided in the
DCP.
Text.
invalidSourceId Whether or not the sourceId identifies a valid source supported
by the equipment.
Boolean. If true, the
identified source is
not recognized.
invalidExceptionId Whether or not the exceptionId identifies a valid exception
supported by the equipment.
Boolean. If true, the
exception id is not
recognized.
invalidSeverity Whether or not the specified severity is recognized by the
equipment.
Boolean. If true, the
severity is not
recognized.
notProducedBySource Whether or not the identified source is the source of the identified
exception.
Boolean. If true,
both the source and
exception id’s are
recognized, but the
identified source
does not generate the
requested exception.
isDuplicate Whether or not the same exception criteria appears in more than
one exception request in the DCP.
Boolean.
9.1.2.2.10 InvalidParameterRequest — this class describes errors detected in requested parameters in a submitted
plan definition. Parameters are requested with either an event or as part of a trace request. A parameter request can
be invalid if 1) the equipment does not recognize the sourceId, 2) the equipment does not recognize the
parameterName, 3) the equipment recognizes both the sourceId and parameterName but the specified source is not
the source of the requested parameter, or 4) the Parameter is produced by the specified source but a) the equipment
does not support reporting the parameter with the corresponding event request or b) the equipment does not support
including this parameter in a trace request.
9.1.2.2.10.1 InvalidParameterRequest Attribute Definition Table
Table 14 InvalidParameterRequest Attribute Definition
Attribute Name Definition Form
sourceId The sourceId from the requested parameter. Text.
parameterName The name of the requested parameter. Text.
invalidSourceId Whether or not the sourceId identifies a valid source
supported by the equipment.
Boolean. If true, the identified
source is not recognized.
invalidParameterName Whether or not the parameterName identifies a valid
parameter supported by the equipment.
Boolean. If true, the identified
parameter is not recognized.
notProducedBySource Whether or not the identified source is the source of
the requested parameter.
Boolean. If true, the source
does not provide the requested
parameter.
invalidContext Whether or not the requested parameter is available in
the requested context.
Boolean. If true, the
equipment does not support
reporting this parameter with
the requested event, or
including the parameter in a
trace request.
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9.1.2.2.11 InvalidTraceRequest — this class describes errors detected in requested traces in a submitted plan
definition. A trace request can be invalid if 1) the same trace id appears in more than one TraceRequest within the
same DCP, 2) the TraceRequest includes an invalid ParameterRequest, 3) the TraceRequest specifies an invalid
start/stop trigger, 4) the TraceRequest specifies an invalid trigger cycle, or 5) the TraceRequest specifies an interval
that can’t be supported by the equipment.
9.1.2.2.11.1 InvalidTraceRequest Attribute Definition Table
Table 15 InvalidTraceRequest Attribute Definition
Attribute Name Definition Form
traceId The traceId from the invalid trace request provided in the DCP. Integer.
duplicateId Whether or not the trace id is duplicated. Boolean. If true, the
trace id appears
more than once in
the same DCP.
9.1.2.2.11.2 InvalidTraceRequest Association Definition Table
Table 16 InvalidTraceRequest Association Definition
Association Role Name Definition Comments
invalidParameters List of parameter requests for the trace
request that have one or more errors.
Unordered list of zero or more elements of type
InvalidParameterRequest, described in Section 9.1.2.2.9.
invalidTriggers List of start/stop triggers for the trace
request that have one or more errors.
Unordered list of zero or more elements of type
InvalidTrigger, described in Section 9.1.2.2.11.
invalidInterval Indicates an unsupportable trace interval. Zero or one element of type InvalidInterval, described in
Section 9.1.2.2.12.
invalidCycle Indicates that the trace request contains an
invalid cycle.
Zero or one element of type InvalidCycle, described in
Section 9.1.2.2.13.
9.1.2.2.12 InvalidTrigger — This class describes errors detected in requested start/stop triggers for traces in a
submitted plan definition. A trigger can be invalid if 1) the equipment does not recognize the sourceId, 2) the
equipment does not recognize the eventId or exceptionId, 3) the sourceId and eventId or exceptionId are both
recognized by the equipment, but the specified source is not the source of the requested event or exception, or 4) the
same start trigger appears more than once in the same trace request, or the same stop trigger appears more than once
in the same trace request.
9.1.2.2.12.1 InvalidTrigger Attribute Definition Table
Table 17 InvalidTrigger Attribute Definition
Attribute Name Definition Form
invalidStartTrigger Whether or not the problem is with a start trigger. False indicates
that the problem is with a stop trigger.
Boolean.
invalidEventTrigger Whether or not the problem is with an event trigger. False indicates
that the problem is with an exception trigger.
Boolean.
invalidExceptionState The requested exception state is not defined for the exception. Boolean.
sourceId The sourceId from the invalid trigger provided in the DCP. Text.
itemId The event or exception id from the invalid trigger provided in the
DCP.
Text.
invalidSourceId Whether or not the sourceId identifies a valid source supported by
the equipment.
Boolean. If true, the
identified source is not
recognized.
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Attribute Name Definition Form
invalidItemId Whether or not the eventId or exceptionId identifies a valid event or
exception supported by the equipment.
Boolean. If true, the
identified exception or
event is not
recognized.
notProducedBySource Whether or not the identified source is the source of the identified
event or exception.
Boolean. If true, the
source does not
generate the requested
exception or event.
isDuplicate Whether or not the same trigger appears more than once as a start
trigger, or as a stop trigger.
Boolean.
9.1.2.2.13 InvalidInterval — This class describes errors detected in requested trace intervals in a submitted plan
definition. A trace interval is invalid if the equipment can not collect the requested parameters at the requested
frequency. The error returns the closest valid trace interval that can be supported by the equipment.
9.1.2.2.13.1 InvalidInterval Attribute Definition Table
Table 18 InvalidInterval Attribute Definition
Attribute Name Definition Form
validInterval A valid trace interval closest to the requested interval, expressed in
seconds.
Floating point.
9.1.2.2.14 InvalidCycle — this class describes errors detected in a cyclical trace request in a submitted plan
definition. A trace cycle is invalid if the TraceRequest ‘isCyclical’ attribute (see Section 11.1.5 ) is true, but does
not include both a start and stop trigger.
9.1.2.2.14.1 InvalidCycle Attribute Definition Table
Table 19 InvalidCycle Attribute Definition
Attribute Name Definition Form
needsStartTrigger Whether or not the TraceRequest is missing a start trigger. Boolean.
needsStopTrigger Whether or not the TraceRequest is missing a stop trigger. Boolean.
9.1.2.3 GetDefinedPlanIds — upon receiving this request, the equipment shall return a list of all currently defined
data collection plan id’s that are accessible by the consumer (see Section 10 ), the time at which they were defined,
and the id of the consumer that defined them. If the consumer does not have sufficient privilege (see Section 10 ),
then the equipment shall return an error.
9.1.2.3.1 GetDefinedPlanIds Operation Arguments
Table 20 GetDefinedPlanIds Argument Definitions
Argument Description Kind Form
definedPlans List of defined plans that are visible to the
consumer.
out Unordered list of structured data, of type
DCPDefined, described in Section 9.1.2.2.4.
error The consumer does not have sufficient
privilege to retrieve the list of defined
plan id’s.
error Structure, of type UnauthorizedOperation,
described in Section 9.1.2.2.5.
9.1.2.4 GetPlanDefinition — upon receiving this request, the equipment shall return the requested plan definition to
the consumer as it was originally submitted to the equipment.
9.1.2.4.1 If the consumer does not have sufficient privileges (see Section 10) to access the requested DCP
definition, the equipment shall return an UnauthorizedOperation error.