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SRS-FBSR-OAM
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There are spare parameters defined in the MIM. They are used when late adder features and functions are introduced after MIM Object ID:SRS-FBSR-OAM-2110
freeze. All the spare parameters are string type with maximum length either 50 or 80 chars. They are all defined in BSR MO,
with name like sparePara<X>, where X is an integer starting from 1.
There are certain rules and conventions when provisioning the spare parameters. This is needed to facilitate the contents
processing to be used by the Small Cell applications.
If a spare parameter includes multiple variables, the ";" shall be used as a delimiter between different variables. For example, Object ID:SRS-FBSR-OAM-2111
sparePara1="name1=<value1>;name2=<value2>" Object Type:SRS Requirement
Feature Number:b174378
Review Status:Approved
If there are multiple instances of the same parameter defined in a spare attribute then the behaviour shall be defined by the first Object ID:SRS-FBSR-OAM-2112
instance of that parameter in the string. Object Type:SRS Requirement
Feature Number:b174378
Review Status:Approved
The values in the spare parameter shall not be case sensitive. For example, if a Boolean type is included, the preferred values Object ID:SRS-FBSR-OAM-2113
should be true or false, but other cases are also allowed, e.g. "TRUE". Object Type:SRS Requirement
Feature Number:b174378
The parameter name encoded in the spare shall also not be case sensitive. Review Status:Approved
It is also suggested that the Small Cell should also support the rules validation by implementing centralised functions to process Object ID:SRS-FBSR-OAM-2114
the spares, e.g. a common library for decoding, etc.
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SRS-FBSR-OAM Version: 2.2 (Approved)
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