SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListRequest

Bases: OCIRequest

Requests the list of Diameter routing peers associated with the specified realm. The response is either SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListResponse or ErrorResponse.

Attributes:

Source code in src/mercury_ocip/commands/commands.py

@dataclass(kw_only=True)
class SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListRequest(OCIRequest):
    """Requests the list of Diameter routing peers associated with the specified realm. The response is either SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListResponse or  ErrorResponse.

    Attributes:

    """

Responses

Bases: OCIDataResponse

Contains a 6 column table with column headings 'Instance', 'Realm', 'ApplicationID', 'Identity, 'Priority', and 'Weight'. One row is present for each Diameter Routing Peer.

Attributes:

routing_peer_table (OCITable):

Source code in src/mercury_ocip/commands/commands.py

@dataclass(kw_only=True)
class SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListResponse(OCIDataResponse):
    """Contains a 6 column table with column headings 'Instance', 'Realm',  'ApplicationID', 'Identity, 'Priority', and 'Weight'.  One row is present for each Diameter Routing Peer.

    Attributes:

        routing_peer_table (OCITable):

    """

    routing_peer_table: OCITable = field(metadata={"alias": "routingPeerTable"})

Bases: OCIResponse

Source code in src/mercury_ocip/commands/base_command.py

class ErrorResponse(OCIResponse):
    errorCode: Optional[int] = None
    summary: str
    summaryEnglish: str
    detail: Optional[str] = None

Example Usage

from mercury_ocip.client import Client
from mercury_ocip.commands import SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListRequest

client = Client()

command = SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListRequest()

response = client.command(command)

print(response)

Example 2 with Raw Command

from mercury_ocip.client import Client

client = Client()

response = client.raw_command("SystemBwDiameterRoutingPeerGetListRequest")

print(response)