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    getfrag
    Get frag ment data 
    Syntax 
    getfrag
       -f frag ment id [-a announc ement set] [-r release] [-v
    ] [-w
    ] 
     [-V
    ] [
    > ofile] 
    Description 
    This c ommand  retrieves the frag ment and  announc ement set you sp ec ify for 
    the following  sc reens: 
    nINTUITY AUDIX Disp lay Frag ment 
    nDEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay Frag ment 
    No inp ut is required . Retrieved  data is written to stand ard outp ut. 
    -f
    Frag ment identifier flag; must b e followed  b y 
    fragment id. 
    frag ment id Retrieves d ata for the spec ified frag ment id entifier. 
    The frag ment identifier’s syntax is nnnn where nnnn 
    is the frag ment numb er. 
    -a
    Announc ement set flag ; must b e followed  b y 
    announc ement set. 
    announc e-
    ment setRetrieves d ata for the frag ment id  of the sp ec ified  
    announc ement set. The d efault is the ad ministered  
    announc ement set.  See the 
    INTUITY AUDIX R3.3 
    Ad ministration and Feature Op erations
     
    585-310-552 for the p roc ed ure to find  a list of valid  
    announc ement sets.
    -r
    Release flag; must b e followed  b y 
    release. 
    release Retrieves d ata for the spec ified release of the 
    I
    NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX software. The d efault 
    for the DEFINITY AUDIX System is D-r3.2. The 
    default for the I
    NTUITY AUDIX System is I-r5.0. 
    -v
    Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of 
    the transfer. 
    Pressing -v
     while the c ommand  is exec uting  send s 
    the up d ated  transfer status to the sc reen.  
    						
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    Errors 
    If you use this c ommand  with the R1 AUDIX System, an error messag e ap pears 
    on the sc reen. 
    Output Format
    Outp ut for the getfrag
     c ommand  is as follows.
    Example 
    The following c ommand retrieves the INTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay        
    Frag ment sc reen data for frag ment 25 for the “ stand ard ”  announc ement set and  
    writes outp ut to a file named  frag s. 
    getfrag -f f25 -a standard >frags 
    The following data is written to the file: 
    standard,f25,19941121,0537  -w
    Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this 
    c ommand into the file, form_req.rc
    . 
    -V
    Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits 
    without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
    >  ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata will b e written. The 
    filename must b e p rec ed ed  b y the symb ol >  . If no outp ut file is 
    sp ec ified , d ata is written to the sc reen. 
    FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
    Seq. 
    No. Field Name TypeMax.
    WidthR1
    AUDIX
    System 
    DEFINITY
    AUDIX
    SystemI
    NTUITYAUDIX
    System
    1 announc ement set C 14
    D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    2 fragment id C 5
    D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    3 voic e timestamp  d ate D 8
    D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    4 voic e timestamp  time T 4
    D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    RETU RN
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    getlimit
    Get system p arameter limits 
    Syntax 
    getlimit
     [-r release] [-v
    ] [-w
    ] [-V
    ] [> ofile] 
    Description 
    This c ommand  retrieves the following  sc reens: 
    nINTUITY AUDIX Disp lay System-Parameters Limits  
    nDEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay System-Parameters Limits 
    nR1 AUDIX system : limits 
    No inp ut is required . Retrieved  data is written to stand ard outp ut. 
    Errors 
    No errors are assoc iated  with this c ommand . -r
    Release flag; must be followed by 
    release. 
    release Retrieves d ata for the sp ec ified  release of the I
    NTUITY AUDIX, 
    DEFINITY AUDIX, or R1 AUDIX software. The d efault for the 
    DEFINITY AUDIX System is D-r3.2. The d efault for the I
    NTUITY AUDIX 
    System is I-r5.0. 
    -v
    Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of the transfer. 
    Pressing v
     while the c ommand  is exec uting  sends the up d ated  
    transfer status to the sc reen.
    -w
    Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into the 
    file, form_req.rc.
     
    -V
    Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits without 
    transferring any sc reens d ata. 
    >
     ofileSpec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata is written. The filename 
    must b e p rec ed ed  b y the symb ol > . If no outp ut file is sp ec ified , 
    d ata is written to the sc reen.  
    						
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    Output Format
    Outp ut for the getlimit
     c ommand  is as follows.
    NOTE:
    Field  4, total list entries, is rep orted  as numeric  zero for AUDIX R1V2 .
    Example 
    The following c ommand retrieves the INTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX Disp lay 
    System-Parameters Limits sc reen d ata, writes a summary of the transfer statistic s 
    to the sc reen, and  writes outp ut to a file named  limits. 
    getlimit -v > limits 
    The following data is written to the file: 
    0,10,1000,50000,100,250,1,50000,5000,1200,0,0,0,1000, 
    1000 
    FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
    Seq. 
    No. Field Name TypeMax.
    WidthR1
    AUDIX
    System 
    DEFINITY
    AUDIX
    SystemI
    NTUITYAUDIX
    System
    1 rec ommend ed  names FS size N 9 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    2 min messag e leng th N 2 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    3 max loc al subsc rib ers N 6 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    4 total list entries N 6 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    5 lists p er sub sc rib er N 3 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    6 rec ip ients p er list N 3 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    7 max error log  entries N 5 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    8 total messag es in all mailboxes N 6 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    9 total messag es awaiting  delivery N 6 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    10 max messag e length N 4 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    11 rec ommend ed  system data FS size N 9 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    12 rec ommend ed  voic e d ata FS size N 9 r1v2+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    13 rec ommend ed  system status FS size N 9 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    14 max ad min remote sub sc rib ers N 8 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    15 max ad min log entries N 5 r1v3+ D-r1.0+ I-r2.0+
    16 max ac tivity log  entries N 5 r1v5+
    RETU RN
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    The following c ommand retrieves the AUDIX R1V8 system : limits sc reen d ata, 
    writes a summary of the transfer statistic s to the sc reen, and  writes outp ut to a file 
    named  limits. 
    getlimit -v -r r1v8 > limits 
    The following data is written to the file: 
    4500,3,1000,20000,100,200,10000,2000,200,1200,488,128,
    383,14000,1000,1000 
    RETU RN
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    getlist
    Syntax 
    getlist
     [-r release] [-v
    ] [-w
    ] [-V
    ] [>ofile] 
    Description 
    This c ommand  retrieves all p ag es of the following sc reens: 
    nINTUITY AU D I X L is t  Su b sc r i b e r s
    nDEFINITY AUDIX List Sub sc rib ers 
    nR1 AUDIX list : sub sc rib er 
    No inp ut is required . Retrieved  data is written to stand ard outp ut. 
    NOTE:
    The outp ut of this c ommand  c an b e used as input for the loc al sub sc rib er 
    modification commands described in Chap ter 13, Command  Line 
    Datab ase Mod ific ation Command s, suc h as changmis. 
    -r
    Release flag : must b e followed  b y 
    release. 
    release Retrieves d ata for the sp ec ified  release of the I
    NTUITY AUDIX, 
    DEFINITY AUDIX, or R1AUDIX software. The d efault for the 
    DEFINITY AUDIX System is D-r3.2. The d efault for the I
    NTUITY 
    AUDIX System is I-r5.0. 
    -v
    Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end  of the transfer. 
    Pressing  -v
     while the c ommand  is exec uting send s the up d ated  
    transfer status to the sc reen. 
    -w
    Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into 
    the file, form_req.rc. 
    -V
    Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and exits 
    without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
    > ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata will b e written. The 
    filename must b e p rec ed ed  b y the symb ol > . If no outp ut file is 
    sp ec ified , d ata is written to the sc reen.  
    						
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    Errors 
    No errors are assoc iated  with this c ommand . 
    !CAUTION:
    The following  c aution ap p lies only to the AUDIX System: If op erators on the 
    loc al maintenanc e terminal (LMT) and the loc al ad ministration terminal 
    (LAT) c onc urrently ac c ess the same sc reen information, outp ut on either 
    terminal c ould  p rematurely terminate or reflec t other und esirab le c hang es. 
    Output Format
    Outp ut for the getlist
     c ommand  is formatted as follows, with one rec ord  for eac h 
    sub sc rib er.
    Example 
    The following c ommand retrieves the List Subsc ribers d ata for all INTUITY or 
    DEFINITY AUDIX System sub sc rib ers, writes a summary of the transfer statistic s 
    to the sc reen, and  writes outp ut to a file named  sub s. The outp ut is the same for 
    the R1 AUDIX System, b ut the release must b e sp ec ified  on the c ommand  line. 
    getlist -v > subs 
    The following data is written to the file, one line for eac h sub sc rib er. 
    Doe, John,1234,def,1111 
    FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
    Seq. 
    No. Field Name TypeMax.
    WidthR1
    AUDIX
    System 
    DEFINITY
    AUDIX
    SystemI
    NTUITYAUDIX
    System
    1subsc riber nameC29r1v2+D-r1.0+I-r2.0+
    2extensionK10r1v2+D-r1.0+I-r2.0+
    3c lass of servic eC8r1v2+D-r1.0+I-r2.0+
    4misc ellaneous 1C11r1v2+D-r1.0+I-r2.0+
    5 misc ellaneous 2 C11I-r5.0+
    6 misc ellaneous 3 C11I-r5.0+
    7 misc ellaneous 4 C11I-r5.0+
    RETU RN
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    12getload
    Get load  measurement lists 
    Syntax 
    getload -f day
     [-d
     mmd dyy] [-n 
    nn]  [-r 
    release]  [-v
    ] [-w
    ] [-V
    ] [> ofile]
    or
    getload -f hour
     [-d
     mmddyy] [-t
     hh]  [-n
     nn]  [-r
     release] [-v
    ] [-w
    ] [-V
    ] [> ofile]
    Description 
    This c ommand  retrieves the following  sc reens for the date you sp ec ify in the 
    c ommand  op tions: 
    nINTUITY AUDIX List Measurements Load  Day 
    nDEFINITY AUDIX List Measurements Load  Day 
    nR1 AUDIX traffic  : load  : day 
    This c ommand  retrieves the following  sc reens for the date and  time you sp ec ify 
    in the c ommand  op tions: 
    nINTUITY AUDIX List Measurements Load  Hour 
    nDEFINITY AUDIX List Measurements Load  Hour 
    nR1 AUDIX traffic  : load  : hour 
    No inp ut is required . Retrieved  data is written to stand ard outp ut. 
    -f
    Sc reen flag ; must b e followed  b y either day
     or hour
    . 
    day
    Retrieves d ay version of the screen d ata.
    hour
    Retrieves hour version of the sc reen d ata.
    -d
    Date flag ; must b e followed  b y 
    mmddyy. This flag  is req uired  when 
    used  with the R1 AUDIX System. If this flag  is omitted , the most 
    rec ent d ate’s d ata will b e returned . 
    mmddyy Retrieves data for the month, day, and year indicated by 
    mmddyy. 
    For example, if you enter 072294
     without sub seq uently entering  the 
    -n
     op tion, only the d ata for July 22, 1994, will b e retrieved .  
    						
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    -t
    Time of the d ay; flag  must b e followed  b y hh. This flag  is req uired  
    when used  with the R1 AUDIX System. If this flag  is omitted , the 
    first hour (hour 0) of the sp ec ified  d ay or the c urrent hour (if no d ay 
    is sp ec ified ) will b e returned . 
    hh Retrieves d ata for the hour (
    hh) of the day (mmddyy) that you have 
    sp ec ified  alread y. For examp le, if you enter 15
     without 
    sub seq uently entering the -n
     option, only the d ata from 3:00 p .m. 
    to 4:00 p .m. will b e retrieved . 
    -n
    Numb er of rec ord s flag ; must b e followed  b y 
    nn.  If you do not 
    inc lud e this flag , only one rec ord  (hour or d ay) will b e returned . 
    nn Retrieves the numb er (
    nn) of hourly or d aily rec ords that you 
    sp ec ify. For examp le, if you want to retrieve hourly d ata and  you 
    enter 15
     for 
    hh and  then enter 5
     for nn, the d ata for the hours 
    b etween 3:00 p .m. and  8:00 p .m. (the d ata beg inning at 3:00 and  
    c ontinuing  throug h the next five hours) will b e retrieved . 
    The same is true for d aily rec ord s. If you enter 082294
     for 
    mmddyy 
    and  then enter 8
     for 
    nn, the d ata from and inc luding  Aug ust 22, 
    1994, and  c ontinuing  throug h Aug ust 29, 1994, will be retrieved. 
    Fo r  t h e  I
    NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX System, you may use the value 
    all to retrieve all rec ords (hour or d ay) on or after any sp ec ified 
    d ate and  time. 
    -r
    Ind ic ates that the arg ument following  is the name of the release. 
    This arg ument must b e followed by 
    release. 
    release Retrieves d ata for the sp ec ified  release of the I
    NTUITY AUDIX, 
    DEFINITY AUDIX, or R1 AUDIX software. The default for the 
    DEFINITY AUDIX System is D-r3.2. The d efault for the I
    NTUITY 
    AUDIX System is I-r5.0. 
    -v
    Writes transfer statistic s to the sc reen at the end of the transfer. 
    Pre ss i n g  -v
     while the c ommand  is exec uting  send s the up d ated  
    transfer status to the sc reen 
    -w
    Writes a one-line summary of the exit status of this c ommand  into 
    the file, form_req.rc. 
    -V
    Writes the ADAP version numb er for this c ommand  and  exits 
    without transferring  any sc reens d ata. 
    >  ofile Sp ec ifies the name of the file to whic h d ata will b e written. The 
    filename must b e p rec ed ed by the symb ol > . If no outp ut file is 
    sp ec ified , d ata is written to the sc reen.  
    						
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    Errors 
    If either the d ate or time is invalid  when c ommunic ating with an R1 AUDIX       
    System, the retrieval ab orts and  no rec ord s are written. 
    If the sp ec ified  d ate and  time is b efore any valid  d ate and  time when 
    c ommunic ating  with a I
    NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX System, the retrieval starts at 
    the first d ate and  time with d ata. If the sp ec ified  d ate and  time is after a valid  
    d ate, an error messag e is returned  and  the retrieval aborts. 
    Output Format
    Outp ut for the getload
     c ommand  when c ommunic ating with an R1 AUDIX or an 
    I
    NTUITY AUDIX System using the -f day
     op tion is formatted  as follows, with one 
    rec ord  for eac h d ay.
    FIELD       VOICE MAIL VERSIONS
    Seq. 
    No. Field Name TypeMax.
    WidthR1
    AUDIX
    System 
    DEFINITY
    AUDIX
    SystemI
    NTUITYAUDIX
    System
    1 starting date D 8 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    2 end ing  time T 4 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    3 sub sc rib er threshold list exc ep tions N 5 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    4 sub sc rib er threshold list sp ac e exc ep tions N 5 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    5 sub sc rib er lower msg  spac e exc eptions N 5 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    6 sub sc rib er upp er msg sp ac e exc ep tions N 5 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    7 total subsc ribers over threshold N 19 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    8 deliveries resc hed uled N 8 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    9 maximum simultaneous p orts N 3 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    10 maximum voic e text used N 9 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    11 minimum voic e text free sp ac e N 9 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    12 port 1 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    13 port 2 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    14 port 3 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    15 port 4 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    16 port 5 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    17 port 6 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    18 port 7 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    19 port 8 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    20 port 9 usage in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    21 port 10 usag e in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    22 port 11 usag e in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    23 port 12 usag e in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    24 port 13 usag e in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    25 port 14 usag e in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+
    26 port 15 usag e in sec ond s N 6 r1v2+
    I-r2.0+ 
    						
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