Nortel DMS-100 Manual page 279

4-72 Recovery procedures for individual devices and services
Recovering AMA data without DIRP block numbers
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297-8021-545 Standard 14.02 May 2001
structure_code
is the structure code you obtained in step 13
Example of a MAP display:
>>>ADDING....STRUCTURE CODE: 00625
RECORD CODE:
CALL CODE:
Enter the call code that you obtained in step 13.
Example input:
>067C
In response, the filter function prompts you for a number of fields.
To fill in the ORIG NPA field, use the originating numbering plan area (NPA)
value that you obtained in step 13. If the value contains zeros, define the field
with all the zeros included.
Example input:
>602* or 602C
To continue to the next field, press the Enter key.
Note: The * is a wild card. The * matches any variable.
To fill in the ORIG NUMBER field, use the originating number value that you
obtained in step 13. If the value contains zeros, define the field with all the
zeros included.
Example input:
>602* or 602C
To continue to the next field, press the Enter key.
Note: The * is a wild card. The * matches any variable.
To fill in the TERM NPA field, use the terminating numbering plan area (NPA)
value that you obtained in step 13. If the value contains zeros, define the field
with all the zeros included.
Example input:
>00602* or 00602C
To continue to the next field, press the Enter key.
Note: The * is a wild card. The * matches any variable.
To fill in the TERM NUMBER field, use the terminating number value that you
obtained in step 13. If the value contains any zeros, define the field with all
the zeros included.
Example input:
>2239754* or 2239754C
To continue to the next field, press the Enter key.
Note: The * is a wild card. The * matches any variable.
To fill in the CONNECT TIME field on the screen, use the connect time value
you obtained in step 13. If the value contains zeros, define the field with all
the zeros included.
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00625