Hello Anu
I'm sorry to not have real-life feedback on this. The definition comes from the SID: 'This is a Boolean attribute that, if TRUE, means that this Service can be changed without affecting any other services. I will consider this attribute as a "warning" is it is valued to no because it means that other service(s) is(are) relying on it to work and probably before to modify this service or terminating it, it is a 'good idea" to make some change management analysis.
Sorry to not be able to provide more insight,
Ludovic
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Ludovic Robert
Orange
My answer are my own & don't represent necessarily my company or the TMF
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Original Message:
Sent: Nov 28, 2021 21:43
From: Anu Aulakh
Subject: TMF638 Service Inventori Management API_Spec
Hi @Ludovic Robert,
Tagging you in this thread, would appreciate if you can respond.
Thanks,
Anu
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Anu Aulakh
Telstra Corporation
Original Message:
Sent: Nov 25, 2021 17:50
From: Anu Aulakh
Subject: TMF638 Service Inventori Management API_Spec
Hi All,
We also would like some clarity around the definition of isStateful.
What does change mean here? Does it only refer to modification of characteristics or does it mean service state modification as well?
Thanks
Anu
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Anu Aulakh
Telstra Corporation
Original Message:
Sent: Apr 08, 2021 19:25
From: Rishat Alkhamov
Subject: TMF638 Service Inventori Management API_Spec
Hi to everyone,
can someone share any use case to clarify the logic behind boolean Service attribute "isStateful"
Does it work in the same way for indicating CFS-CFS relationship as for CFS-RFS?
Is that correct that Service Inventory is responcible for managing "isStateful" logic in case service relationship explicitly provided within some serviceOrderItem?
thnx
#General
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Rishat Alkhamov
T-Systems International Services GmbH
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