LIBRARY

       NAM (libnam, -lnam)

SYNOPSIS

       #include <nam.h>

       int nam_add_mdn(NAMData *nam, char *mdn);

DESCRIPTION

       To be written.

RETURN VALUES

       If  successful, the nam_add_mdn() function returns zero. If there is an
       error, it returns a non-zero value and the global variable errno is set
       to indicate the error.

ERROR CODES

       EFAULT    The argument, nam, or mdn, points to a bad memory address.

       EINVAL    The mdn contains invalid data.

       EMSGSIZE  The mdn contains an incorrect number of digits.

       EOVERFLOW The  nam  does  not have enough remaining memory to store the
                 new parameter.

       EPERM     The parameter is already in the nam.

AUTHOR

       David M. Syzdek
       IP Engineering
       Alaska Communications Systems
       david.syzdek@acsalaska.net

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to <sys.admin@acsalaska.net>.

SEE ALSO

       nam(3), nam_init(3)



ospp 0.0.7-0.0.8                  April 2006                           OSPP(3)