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XSet DEFINITIONS ::=
BEGIN
-- F.2.11.1
-- Use a set type to model a collection of variables whose number is
-- known and modest
-- and whose order is insignificant. If automatic tagging is not in
-- effect, identify each
-- variable by context-specifically tagging it as shown below.
-- (With automatic tagging, the tags are not needed.)
-- EXAMPLE
UserName ::= SET {
personalName [0] VisibleString,
organizationName [1] VisibleString,
countryName [2] VisibleString}
user UserName ::= {
countryName "Nigeria",
personalName "Jonas Maruba",
organizationName "Meteorology, Ltd."}
UserName2 ::= SET {
personalName [0] VisibleString,
organizationName [1] VisibleString OPTIONAL
-- defaults to that of the local organization -- ,
countryName [2] VisibleString OPTIONAL
-- defaults to that of the local country -- }
-- F.2.11.3
-- Use a set type to model a collection of variables whose makeup is
-- likely to change
-- from one version of the protocol to the next.
-- Identify each variable by context-specifically
-- tagging it to retain control of the tags used.
-- EXAMPLE
UserName3 ::= SET {
personalName [0] VisibleString,
organizationName [1] VisibleString OPTIONAL ,
-- defaults to that of the local organization
countryName [2] VisibleString OPTIONAL
-- defaults to that of the local country
-- other optional attributes are for further study --}
user3 UserName3 ::= { personalName "Jonas Maruba" }
END
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