Policy format description

Policy format is more complex than settings data.

For example, initial data structure ('settings' format):

        <container1_name>
         +---<var1_name>=value1 //type1
         +---<var2_name>=value2 //type2
    

Corresponding policy structure is the following:

        container1_name
         +---"KLPRSS_Val"
         |          +---var1_name
         |               +---"KLPRSS_Val"=value1
         |               +---"KLPRSS_Mnd"
         |               +---"KLPRSS_ValLck"
         |               +---"KLPRSS_ValLckPolicy"
         |               +---"KLPRSS_ValLckGroup"
         |          +---var2_name
         |               +---"KLPRSS_Val"=value2
         |               +---"KLPRSS_Mnd"
         |               +---"KLPRSS_ValLck"
         |               +---"KLPRSS_ValLckPolicy"
         |               +---"KLPRSS_ValLckGroup"
         +---"KLPRSS_Mnd"
         +---"KLPRSS_ValLck"
         +---"KLPRSS_ValLckPolicy"
         +---"KLPRSS_ValLckGroup"
    

Attributes:

Name	Type	Description	Remarks
"KLPRSS_Val"	Type of the value from settings.	Value from settings.	Required
"KLPRSS_Mnd"	paramBool	The parameter accepts true if the 'lock' is set and the value is mandatory.	Required
"KLPRSS_ValLck"	paramBool	The parameter accepts true if the value 'lock' is pressed and blocked by the upper-level policy	Optional
"KLPRSS_ValLckGroup"	paramString	The name of the group where is located the upper-level policy that set "KLPRSS_ValLck" into true.	Optional
"KLPRSS_ValLckPolicy"	paramString	The name of the upper-level policy that set "KLPRSS_ValLck" into true.	Optional

See also:

Concatenation of arrays