Tuple Changed (Tupc) Logs For Static Data Updates; Types Of Tupc Logs; Tupc Log Format - Nortel DMS-100 Series Reference Manual

At the RCO2 level of the MAP display, the response to the QUERYPM FLT
command is the same message as the PM128 log message. The required
steps are like the steps to update static data.

Tuple changed (TUPC) logs for static data updates

With the DMS, the journal file (JF) can track changes to DMS data tables.
Changes to DMS data tables include data modification orders (DMO) and
service orders. When a reload of the office occurs, these JFs must be
applied before a new JF starts. When this application does not occur, the
system does not record the data changes. The system generates a log that
records changes to the inventory tables.
This log includes the following data tables:
LCMINV
LTCINV
LTCPSINV
RMMINV
RCCINV
RCCPSINV
The system generates this log for each tuple. This log includes information
like the table name, the original tuple, and the tuple that results from the
change.

Types of TUPC logs

The numbers for the TUPC logs are as follows:
TUPC100. The addition of a tuple occurs.
TUPC101. The deletion of a tuple occurs.
TUPC102. A change to a tuple occurs. This log contains the old tuple.
TUPC103. A change to a tuple occurs. This log contains the new tuple.

TUPC log format

The TUPC log contains a header that indicates the following information:
TUPC log number
date
time
table name
action taken on the table (addition, change or deletion)
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