Issue 2348:   DsLogNotification::ObjectDeletion in Telecom Log Service                                                                                                                                              (log_service-ftf)
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Nature:  Uncategorized Issue
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Summary: Summary: Documents:	telecom/98-12-04 (text)
 		telecom/99-01-05 (IDL)
 
 In module DsLogNotification, the event to be sent on log deletion is
 defined as
 
 		struct ObjectDeletion {
 		    Log   logref;
 		    LogId id;
 		    TimeT time;
 		};
 
 Here, "logref" is a reference to the Log object that has just been deleted, 
 and hence cannot be used for anything -- would it be better to abolish this
 field?  (Even though doing so would reduce the symmetry with ObjectCreation).
 

Resolution: Remove logref from the ObjectDeletion struct.
Revised Text: Specification Text 
Section 3.4.2: ObjectDeletion Event 
Modify by removing reference to logref. 

This event is generated when a log is deleted. 

struct ObjectDeletion { 
    LogId id; 
    TimeT time; 
 } 

The ObjectDeletion struct defines the log deletion event. 
The id field indicates the log identifier. The time field 
indicates the time when the log was deleted. 

Specification IDL 
module DsLogNotification { 
    ... 
    struct ObjectDeletion { 
        LogId id; 
        TimeT time; 
    }; 
    ... 
}; 

Actions taken:
January 27, 1999: received issue
July 27, 1999: closed issue
Discussion: 

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Subject: DsLogNotification::ObjectDeletion in Telecom Log Service
Content-ID: <9754.917426526.1@dstc.edu.au>
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 18:42:06 +1000
From: Thomas Maslen <maslen@dstc.edu.au>

Documents:	telecom/98-12-04 (text)
		telecom/99-01-05 (IDL)

In module DsLogNotification, the event to be sent on log deletion is
defined as

		struct ObjectDeletion {
		    Log   logref;
		    LogId id;
		    TimeT time;
		};

Here, 'logref' is a reference to the Log object that has just been
deleted, 
and hence cannot be used for anything -- would it be better to abolish
this
field?  (Even though doing so would reduce the symmetry with
ObjectCreation).

Thomas Maslen
maslen@dstc.edu.au