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Delete the subscription from the database?

  1. When do we actually delete the subscription from CPS DB ? We plan to do it when we receive response from the DMI plugins and the underlying subscriptions from the devices are deleted.

2What do we need to send to the DMI Plugin so that they are able to decide that how to delete the ongoing subscription.
  1. subscription name + client id
  2. + cmhandle ids?
  3. + cmhandle properties?
  4. + datastore?

3Who should be able to retry and make sure the subscriptions are deleted from the respective DMIs managing the devices.

kieran mccarthy  The agenda for the next meeting. We can decide then.

More on the "DELETING" stage ( if we want to have it ) 

kieran mccarthy As discussed on , The DME should be able to maintain Subscription State and make decision when to retry based on the response outcome we provide to it for create and/or delete use cases.


4DME to NCMP Event to have targets and datastore-xpath-filter information for the subscription delete use case ?

kieran mccarthy  As per the discussion today   we agreed to use targets , datastore-xpath-filters and datastores for the subscription delete use case.

5Do we send additional properties from NCMP to DMIAre additional properties needed to delete the subscription

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Algorithm for CM Subscription Delete ( TBD )  

  1. Capture Incoming subscriptionId from the client.
  2. Query the existing subscriptions we are tracking using the subscriptionId we got from the Cm Subscription Delete request.
  3. Populate the cmSubscriptionCache with the relevant details ( this will be later used to send the response ) using the above query we did.
  4. Now check if the details we have are ALL the last subscribers or not.
    1. if all are NOT the last subscribers then we can right away delete it from the DB and send back the response to the client.
    2. if we have mixed records then we need to make a call to the DMI for the "last lights out" to get Acceptance from DMI.
  5. if DMI accepts it , then whatever we have in the cache can be used to DELETE the rows from the DB ( similar to what we did for create )
  6. Once the rows are deleted then we can send back the response to the client.


Subscription Delete Sequence Diagram

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