Update file _3gpp-common-trace.yang

      Integration Reference Point (IRP);

      Information Service (IS)" ;

  revision 2025-08-07 { reference "CR-0xxx" ; }

  revision 2025-08-07 { reference "CR-0553" ; }

  revision 2025-05-07 { reference "CR-0532 CR-0536 CR-0540" ; }

  revision 2025-02-07 { reference "CR-0504" ; }

  revision 2025-02-05 { reference "CR-0461" ; }

        see TS 32.422 Trace messages are identified with their message

        identifier. Trace metric identifier is constructed as defined 

        in clause 10 of TS 32.422.

        For non-3GPP specified trace metrics the name is defined elsewhere.

";

        For non-3GPP specified trace metrics the name is defined elsewhere.";

      reference "Clause 10 of 3GPP TS 32.422";

    }

        Creation and deletion of TraceJob instances by MnS consumers is 

        optional; when not supported, the TraceJob instances may be created 

        and deleted by the system or be pre-installed.";

        and deleted by the system or be pre-installed.

        For temporary suspension of trace production, the MnS Consumer may 

        update the administrative state attribute, by setting it to 'LOCKED'.

        The MnS Producer may also suspend trace production, for example in 

        overload situations, by setting the operational state attribute to 

        'DISABLED'. 

        When the administrative state is set to 'UNLOCKED' after creation 

        of a TraceJob, the corresponding Trace Session shall be activated. 

        When the administrative state is set to 'LOCKED' or the operational 

        state is set to 'DISABLED', the ongoing Trace Session shall be 

        suspended. The Trace Session shall be resumed when the operational 

        state is set to 'ENABLED' and the administrative state is set back 

        to 'UNLOCKED'.";

      key id;

      uses top3gpp:Top_Grp ;