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System Time Manager

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Programming Tutorials

Example 2-16. System Time Manager Access Functions (page 1 of 2)

#include "tdmporth" nolist /* these three include files are here so */

#include "snmperrH" nolist /* accessf.c could be compiled separately */

#include "smitypeH" nolist /* from systime.c. */

#include <timeh> nolist /* for systemTimeString GET & SETs */ <--

#include <talh> nolist

#include <cextdecs (COMPUTETIMESTAMP, CONVERTTIMESTAMP, \

PROCESS_GETINFO_,SETSYSTEMCLOCK)> nolist

static int

GET_systemTimeString(void *ctxt, void **indices, void *attr_ref) <--

{

OCTETSTRING *attr;

time_t now;

struct tm *curtime;

now = time(NULL);

curtime = localtime(&now);

systemTimeString.len = (Len_t) strftime (systemTimeString.val,

20, "%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S",

curtime);

attr = (OCTETSTRING *) attr_ref;

*attr = systemTimeString;

return(SNMP_ERR_NO_ERROR);

}

static int

SET_systemTimeString(void *ctxt, void **indices, void *attr_ref) <--

{

OCTETSTRING *attr;

short ccstatus;

ccstatus = SETSYSTEMCLOCK(juliantime,0);

if (ccstatus == CCE)

{ return(SNMP_ERR_NO_ERROR);} /* it worked */

if (ccstatus == CCL)

{ return(SNMP_ERR_GEN_ERR); } /* insufficient capability */

if (ccstatus == CCG)

{ return(SNMP_ERR_BAD_VALUE); } /* timestamp value trouble */

}