Commit 17b30d99 authored by lengyelb's avatar lengyelb
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corrected inVariant and a 5g datatype

parent 13b2cca1

yang-models/_3gpp-5g-common-yang-types.yang

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    leaf sd {

      description "Slice Differentiator

        If not needed, the value can be set to FFFFFF.";

        If not needed, the value can be set to ff:ff:ff.";

      type yang:hex-string {

        length 6;

        length 8;

      }

      reference "3GPP TS 23.003";

    }

yang-models/_3gpp-common-yang-extensions.yang

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  extension inVariant {

    description

      "Indicates that the value for the data node can only be set when its

      parent data node is being created. To change the value after that, the

      parent data node must be deleted and recreated with the data node

      "Indicates that the value for the data node can only be set when the list 

      data node representing the containing object(MOI) is created.

      The above statement in YANG terms means, that the value for the data 

      node can only be set when the list entry that is the parent of the 

      restricted node's ancestor container named 'attributes' is being created. 

      To change the value after that, the mentioned 

      list data node must be deleted and recreated with the restricted data node

      having the new value.



      If a list or container already has the inVariant 

      extension, that is also valid for all contained data nodes.



      It is unnecessary to use and MUST NOT be used for key leafs.



      The statement MUST only be a substatement of a leaf, leaf-list, list 

      statements that is config=true.

      statement that is config=true.

      Zero or one inVariant statement is allowed per parent statement.

      NO substatements are allowed.