GTE Omni Si Database Technical Practices Manual
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TL-130200-1001 l TRUNK GROUP , RLT TRAFFIC (Transaction E)r---‘---“^----‘---‘“----------------------------------------------; PERIOD 11:30/l 2:00 1 O/04/87I I iITRUNK GROUP TRAFFIC I I12:05 1 O/04/87 . . . .I .~_ : TRUNK I GROUPINCOMING- - - - - - - - - -OUTGOING-,----wm- i NUMBER CALLSUSAGECALLSUSAGEIATBQVJI iI02 I03II04II05 I06I I08 I09I I10IIRLTI003170040300037 000460009800000 00182 000080007600149 0016900603 000020000000000 0000600002 00001001250013500203 00295 0001700000 00166 00155 000000000200000 0000000000 000000020600000 000000009900114 00099 0000000020 00002 00011 00000 00000 0000000030 III ENTER END (E), REPEAT (R) OR TRANSACTION NUMBER (O-224) >I I L--,----------------------------------------------------------------,RETURN TO TRAFFIC MENU (Transaction X) Returns user to Traffic Data Menu Return to 3.2.4.3 Selection of Return to Maintenance Options (Traffic Data Maintenance OptionsMenu transaction C) returns the user to the Maintenance Options Menu.M-96 81875210
TL-130200-1001 Memory Test3.2.5 Memory Test Results (transaction 34) provides the user Resultswith a status display of system memory tests. When a memory failure is detected, the physical location of the faulty cardappears in the error message. r-------------------------------------------------------------------,I I I.=.MEMORY TEST RESULTS34 iII. .I II I17:22 09125187I II - i PRE-LOAD MEMORY TEST:- FAILURE DETECTED sdrkI I I . . I i AT CEC INST MEMORY ADDRESS: 72E6, PAGE: 0, FAULT CODE: 19 I III / CARD FB-17314-A LOCATION: FILE Y , SLOT 1 I I I I STATIC MEMORY TEST:NO ERRORS DETECTEDI I II i DYNAMIC MEMORY TEST: NO ERRORS DETECTED I I I II II I I II I I II i DO YOU WANT TO REPEAT THIS FUNCTION (Y/N) >II I II L-------------------------------------------------------------------~
TL-130200-1001Trunk Sequence3.2.6 Trunk Sequence State Qisplay (transaction 35) provides the State Displayuser with a plain language description of trunk sequence states. A CRT display updates the trunk sequence states until CONTROL-C is entered. Without a CRT, the display is updatedby repeating the transaction. No display will be shown for a trunk number not in use. r-------------------------------------------------------------------~ IIREAL-TIME TRUNK SEQUENCE STATE DISPLAY35 I.=. I1 I I . . . I I 13:46 1 O/04/82I I I : ENTER STARTING TRUNK NUMBER (8 OPT. RANGE 1-14) > 23 5.I I I I I I I I Trunk NumberSequence StateII I23I 01INCOMING PRE-SEIZEDI I I 24 OUTGOING WINK START TIMEI ! 25hiOUTGOING START DIAL WAITI I ; 271DIDLEI II III DO YOU WANT TO REPEAT THIS FUNCTION (Y/N) >IIL-------------------------------------------------------------------, Touch Call Receiver3.2.7 Real-Time Touch Call Receiver Status (transaction 37) Status Displayprovides the user with a status display of all system Touch Call Receivers (TCRs). A CRT display updates the trunk sequence states until CONTROL-C is entered. Without a CRT, the display is updated by repeating the transaction. r-----------------------------------------------------------------------~I I !REAL-TIME TOUCH CALL RECEIVER STATUS37I I I I I 12:02 1 O/04/87I I I I I ITOUCH CALL RECEIVER PEC SIDII I ’ PECII ; NUM I 01234567II III l0IDLE. . . .BUSY BUSYMAIN IDLE. . . .FAILI I III I I I I ; DO YOU WANT TO REPEAT THIS FUNCTION (Y/N) >I I I L-----------------------------------------------------------------------~ M-9881875210
TL-130200-1001Data Switch Device3.2.8 The Data Switch Device Status Display (transaction 13) Status Displayprovides the user with in-service/ out-of-service information for OMNI SI PD-200 Packet Line Cards and Remote Processors. The user selects transaction A to check the status of Packet Line Cards, transaction B to check the status of Remote Processors. or transaction C to exit the menu. Data Switch Device Status Display . . . r-------------------------------------------------------------------~II13 I IDATA SWITCH DEVICE STATUS DISPLAYI IIII II IA) PACKET LINE CARDS STATUS I IB) REMOTE PROCESSORS STATUSI II IC) EXIT I II ITYPE THE LETTER OF THE DESIRED TOPIC >IIIIL-------------------------------------------------------------------~ Packet Line3.2.8.1 Selection of Packet Line Cards Status (transaction A) Cards Statusallows the user to monitor the in-service/ out-of-service status of listed PD-200 Packet Line cards. r-------------------------------------------------------------------,II I IPACKET LINE CARDS STATUSI I II IIICARDUNIVI ITYPE PECGRPSLOTSTATUS I------ - -- - ------- - - -II--mIII I IADMPFlA 02INS -I I I BTD0800sI I I IDCP 0I IPBE : E 01INSI I 0100sIII I;:LOA 01INSI I 0 : 0200sI I I IDCPB : 02INSII I I VPLl0100sI I1 IRPTR:03INSII I INICii0300sII I IVP20 0:03INSII I IVP210D0200sI I I I IDO YOU WISH TO SEE MORE (Y/N) >IIL__---_--____________-----------------------------------------------1 52108187M-99
TL-130200-1001Remote Processors3.2.8.2 Selection of Remote Processors Status (transaction B) Statusallows the user to monitor the in-service/out-of-service status of listed PD-200 Remote Processor cards. c-------------------------------------------------------------------.I fREMOTE PROCESSORS STATUSI I f TYE UNIVI t IPECGRPSLOTCKTmm--mSTATUS i_--_ - _- - - - -- - - -I--‘----I I II I=- DIFPAINSI I -..IIDFPAPMiti tSPME ;:iINSI 0100sI I IAPM:D01iINSI I II I I-DO YOU WSH TO SEE MORE (Y/N) >IIL-------------------------------------------------------------------- Exit3.2.8.3Selection Exit of (transaction C) of the Data Switch Device Status menu allows the user to exit the menu. Mass Storage Utility Menu3.2.9 The Mass Storage Utility Menu (transaction 14) allows the user to control maintenance functions of the File Management System (FMS). One function is to move files from the hard disk to floppy disk, or from the floppy disk to hard disk. A second function displays or changes FMS contents. Security level 6 is required when working with FMS utilities . r-------------------------------------------------------------------, I14 ; IMASS STORAGE UTILITY MENUII I I ICURRENT DEVICE ASSIGNMENTSI I II :0-10MBYTEDlSK1 -NO DEVICE; ! I2 - 800 K BYTE FLOPPY DISK3 - NO DEVICEi I I4 - NO DEVICE5 - NO DEVICE:I I I6 - NO DEVICE7 - NO DEVICEiII1ITYPE THE LETTER OF THE DESIRED TOPIC > B.I II III IA) DISK BACKUPIII IB) DISPLAY DEVICE CATALOGI I IIC) EXITI II IIL-------------------------------------------------------------------,
TL-130200-1001Disk Backup3.2.9.1 Selection of the Disk Backup Option (transaction 14) Optionallows the user to transfer files from the hard disk to the floppy disk, or from the floppy disk to the hard disk. The system responds with the following menu: r-------------------------------------------------------------------,I IIDISK BACKUPI I I ICURRENT DEVICE ASSIGNMENTS I I I I II I0-10MBYTEDlSK1 - NO DEVICE;I I I2 - 800 K BYTE FLOPPY DISK 3 - NO DEVICE’. .II I I4 - NO DEVICE 5 - NO DEVICEI I I I6 - NO DEVICE7 - NO DEVICE;I II I I ITYPE SOURCE DEVICE (O-7) >O.I I I I ITYPE DESTINATION DEVICE (O-7) >2.II I I I I IENTER FILE NAME MASK (* : STRING /CHAR) >*.I II I I IREFORMAT DESTINATION DEVICE (Y/N) >Y.II III I I ITYPE LABEL FOR DESTINATION DEVICE (SCHARS) >Y.I I II I1 DO YOU WISH TO EXECUTE THIS COMMAND >Y.IIL-------------------------------------------------------------------JCurrent Device Assignments lists the hardware found in the FMS. A lo-megabyte hard disk and an 800-kilobyte floppy disk drive are listed here. l When working with the Disk Backup Option, the user answers the following prompts: 1. SOURCE DEVICE - hard disk, enter 0; floppy disk enter 2 2. DESTINATION DEVICE - hard disk, enter 0; floppy disk enter 2 3. FILE NAME MASK - single or multiple files to be transferred - the (*) wild card matches any string - the (%) wild card matches any character Example: * = All files “sv999 =All files ending with sv999C% % % = All files four characters long and start with letter C G*=All files starting with letter G (all data base files) 4. REFORMAT DESTINATION DEVICE - Yes or No - Yes reply destroys all data on destination device - If reformatting, prompt for LABEL FOR DESTINATION DEVICE will appear. This prompt will not appear if reformatting is not entered.
TL-130200-1001--Label is used to identify disk if more than one copy exists -- Label limited to nine characters l If a backup floppy disk is wanted type “Y “, if not type “N “. A new disk should be formatted and used for each backup floppy disk. Use of old disks can affect usable space, and cause security problems. -If space runs out on a backup floppy disk, the following prompt will appear: FMS ERROR: NOT ENOUGH SPACE ON DISK - To override this prompt, type a period. The system will respond: MOUNT A FLOPPY - HIT. (PERIOD) WHEN READY - System will display prompt for reformatting. Follow instructions , and disk backup will continue. The system will respond: BACKUP COMPLETED, if the backup was successful, or BACKUP FAILED, if backup was unsuccessful. Device Catalog3.2.9.2 The Device Catalog Display Option (transaction 16) Display Optionallows the user to display selected directory or file contents of FMS hardware devices. The system responds with the following menu: r-------------------------------------------------------------------,I I16 ;I IDEVICE CATALOG DISPLAYI ICURRENT DEVICE ASSIGNMENTSII II I I0 - 10 M BYTE DISK1 - NO DEVICE;I I I2 - 800 K BYTE FLOPPY DISK3 - NO DEVICEi I4 - NO DEVICE5 - NO DEVICEjII i6 - NO DEVICE7 - NO DEVICE( III I TYPE THE DEVICE IDENTIFIER (O-7) > 0.I I L------,,-----------------------------------------------------------~l Current Device Assignments lists the hardware found in the FMS. A 10 megabyte hard disk, and an 800 kilobyte floppy disk drive is listed here. l When working with the Device Catalog Display Option, the user answers the following prompt:
TL-130200-1001 TYPE THE DEVICE IDENTIFIER (0 - 7) > - DEVICE IDENTIFIER - hard disk, enter 0; floppy disk, enter 2. The system responds with the following directory: r-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~I CATALOG LISTING OF S3E$CECODEVICE =10 MBYTE FIXED DISKI IREC FILERECSI SECURITY1 IFILE NAMESIZE SIZEUSEDLAST UPDATED RD ;WR ---CREATEDI I :FM&LABEL016000010000115.04/8616:4415.0418616:440215; FMS$DIREC032003200032015.0418616:4415.04/8616:440215!FMS$BADSP256 000010000115.04/8616:4415.04/8616:440215! F.MS$ALMAP256000200002015.0418616:4415.04/8616:440215;FMS$GENER 256001040010402.06/8616:5205.0618615:lO0215!XVCECGEN2 512010170026202.0618616:4404.06/8608:410506XVCECGENl512010170082802.06/8616:4203.06/86 08:070506 i IXVPEC5120011200106 02.06/8616:4403.06/8608:070506 XVFEATPHl512000430004331/07/8515:0804/06/8608:410505 )XVFEATPH8512 0004500045 23/05/8615:1704/06/8608:41 0505; XVFEATPHS512000530005323/05/8615:20 04/06/8608:410505 ;XVRCGSVR 512 009010079402/06/8616:0303/06/86 09:lO0202 ; IXVMDR5120025600246 02/06/8616:4603/06/8609:lO0506 XVHCM512 0002500017 02/06/8616:4603/06/8609:lO0205 iZVSBYUPDY 016010000000002/06/8617:1302/06/86 17:130015 ; ; -------------------------------------------------------------------------------~l After writing the device directory, the system will provide the following prompt: ENTER COMMAND > - The user responds to this prompt by entering the following two-letter, UP, or END instructions: (CO) - COPY . = Make a copy of file. (DE) - DELETE = Delete a file from this device (DO) - DOWN < nnnnnn > = Display the next set of files (RE) - RENAME = Rename a file on this device (SE) - SELECT = Select a file to display from this device UP < nnnnnn >= Display the previous set of files END = End this program
,TL-130200-I 001 For example, if the response SE is selected, the following file dump occurs: FILE: XVCECGENI ON 53EBCECODEVICE =10 MBYTE FIXED DISK RECORD SIZE = 512FILESIZE = 01017RECORD USED = 00828 RECO -.- . . . .RD #OOOO 000040 7A 01 F4 30000200 0000 00 00 83 02 D9 B6@ 0 0010 914C 4A 29 91SF0000 0302 00 00 F2 OC 00 00 LJ) -002000 00 00 00 00000000 0000 SE 06 82 20 00 00 A 003000 00 07 3185050686 0506 86 00 00 00 00 00 1 004000000000000000000003 1086lF2035 3E5> 00502A-2B21 01 3D lD22232425262728293031*+! = “#$%a’()01006011 32 33 34 36373839 3A3B 2E 2D 1 F B8 13 EO 23456789:;- 0070964895989AAO9AA89A2889608A6899 10 H( ‘hENTER COMMAND > .* After writing the file contents, the system provides the following prompt: ENTER COMMAND > - The user responds to this prompt by entering the following two-letter, UP, or END instructions: (CH) - CHECKSUM= Calculate and update data switch record checksum (DO) - DOWN < number >= Display the next record, or current record plus number (RD) - RDOFFSET = Display this record starting at offset (WR) - WROFFSET = Change data stored in the record UP = Display the previous record or current record-number END = End this program UP and (DO) DOWN scroll records within a file.