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Description:
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deactivateWhenNoUsers ACTION
BEHAVIOUR
deactivateWhenNoUsersB BEHAVIOUR
DEFINED AS
!The deactivateWhenNoUsers action permits the normal operation of the resource represented by the managed object to be terminated by the manager when the number of instances of use of the resource is zero.
Although the generic behaviour of the deactivate action is described with the ITU-T Rec. X.721 (1992) | ISO/IEC 10164-2:1992 (State management function) attributes Operational state and Procedural status, this does not imply that either attribute be visible to management.
The deactivateWhenNoUsers action initiates a procedure that causes the resource to cease its normal functioning mode when the number of instances of use is zero.
If at the time the resource has no existing users, or when, subsequently, the number of users drops to zero, the termination procedure is initiated and the Procedural status attribute is set to Terminating. If the resource is or can be disabled, the deactivateWhenNoUsers action completes successfully; if the resource cannot be disabled, the deactivateWhenNoUsers action returns a processingFailure error.
While the termination procedure is in progress, the Procedural status attribute contains the value Terminating. When the number of users drops to zero, the Operational state is Disabled. The Terminating condition is removed when the procedure completes.!;;
MODE CONFIRMED;
WITH INFORMATION SYNTAX GMI-AttributeModule.ActionInfo;
WITH REPLY SYNTAX GMI-AttributeModule.ActionReply;
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