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This document describes the Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager C/C++ API.
You use the Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager C/C++ API to update, query, and configure the Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager. This API has two parts, which you can use separately or together without restriction:
•Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager Nonblocking C/C++ API—A high-performance API with low visibility to errors and to operation results. This part of the API supports automatic integrations with OSS/AAA systems.
•Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager Blocking C/C++ API— This part of the API supports user-interface applications, which access and manage the Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager.
Note A set of APIs with the same functionality is also available for the Java environment.
This document is for networking or computer technicians responsible for configuring the Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager. It is also intended for the operator who manages Cisco Service Control Engine (Cisco SCE) platforms.
The following Document Revision History table records the changes made to this document.
This guide contains the following sections.
Use this document in conjunction with all the Cisco Service Control Subscriber Manager user, API, and reference guides.
This document uses the following conventions.
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