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Table 3-24 Variables Returned by the Revocation Interface (Continued)
Variable
error
revoked
totalRecordCount
updateCRL
updateCRLError
updateCRLSuccess
recordSet Variables
error
serialNumber
Description
A text message indicating why the revocation request itself could not be
processed. The result.header.error message will exist only when
result.header.revoked = no.
yes | pending | no
This field indicates the overall status of the revocation request. If the certificate
could be revoked automatically, revoked will be yes. If the request was
processed successfully, but requires manual processing by an agent, revoked
= pending. If revoked = no, the request could not be processed. See
result.header.error for the error message.
The total record count indicates the number of requests that were successfully
processed. This number may be different from the number of certificates
actually revoked. The recordSet array contains information for each
processed revocation request (including requests that failed due to an error).
The recordSet.length may be less than totalRecordCount if any
certificates were already revoked.
yes | no
If present and equal to yes, this field indicates that the Certificate Manager has
attempted to update the Certificate Revocation List (CRL). Check
updateCRLSuccess to see if the update was successful. If this field is null or
equal to no, the Certificate Manger will attempt to update the CRL at the next
scheduled update interval.
This text message indicates the reason why an attempt to update the CRL has
failed. This will be present if updateCRL = yes and updateCRLSuccess =
no (or is null).
yes | no
If updateCRL = yes, this field indicates whether the attempt to update the
CRL has succeeded and the certificate now appears as revoked on the CRL. If
this field is null or equal to no, see updateCRLError.
These fields are added to each record object in the recordSet array. They are
accessed as fields of a recordSet element in the JavaScript; for example,
result.recordSet[1].error.
This text message indicates the reason that the certificate associated with this
recordSet was processed, but could not be revoked.
Contains the serial number of the certificate represented by this recordSet
object.
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