| Right now, there is no such facility in MCC_DNS routines. But it can be
simulated using a dictionary call (mcc_dict_get_sub_pairs) which gives
the class codes for the child entities, and then looping with those
class codes and calling mcc_dns_get_identifiers. (Make sure that the
child entity instance is wild carded when calling
mcc_dns_get_identifiers.).
In fact, this will be solved if mcc_dns_get_identifiers support CLASS
wild cards, which may be done in future....
Jesuraj
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| RE: .1,
> Right now, there is no such facility in MCC_DNS routines. But it can be
> simulated using a dictionary call (mcc_dict_get_sub_pairs) which gives
> the class codes for the child entities, and then looping with those
> class codes and calling mcc_dns_get_identifiers. (Make sure that the
> child entity instance is wild carded when calling
> mcc_dns_get_identifiers.).
So in other words, I would have to simulate a wildcard myself by
getting all the sub-classes of my global class and then iterating throuhg this
list, calling mcc_dns_get_identifiers?
> In fact, this will be solved if mcc_dns_get_identifiers support CLASS
> wild cards, which may be done in future....
So this will not work now?
Hasn't anyone wirtten something like this before?
carl
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