Nortel DMS-100 Manual page 280

Recovering AMA data without DIRP block numbers
Example input:
>0000943* or 0000943C
Press the Enter key.
Note: The * is a wild card. The * matches any variable.
63 To stop the movement of prompts to the next field, type
>$
and press the Enter key.
64 To check the information again that you obtained in the filter field in steps 58
to 62, type
>FILTER
and press the Enter key.
This command displays a record that contains all the fields you defined in
step 64.
Example of a MAP display:
*HEX ID = AA STRUCT CODE:00625*
SENSOR TYPE: **** SENSOR ID: ******** REC OFC TYPE: ****
REC OFC ID: ******** DATE: ****** TIMING IND: ******
STUDY IND: ******** ANSWER: ** SERV OBSERVED: **
OPER ACTION: ** SERV FEAT: **** ORIG NPA; 602C
ORIG NO: 6319561C OVERSEAS IND: **
TERM NO: 2239754C TIME: ******** ELAPSED TIME: **********
IC/INC PREFIX: ****** CC DATE: ****** CC TIME: 0000943C
ELAPSED CC: ********** IC/INC EVENT: **** TRK ROUTING: **
DIALING: ** ANI: **
65 To enable the filter function, type
>FILTER
and press the Enter key.
66 To filter through the parallel file, type
>DUMP
and press the Enter key.
This command filters through the parallel file. This command searches for the
defined record. One record matches the data you entered into the filter.
When the utility locates the record, the block number the data center received
before the DPP power failure appears.
Example of a MAP display:
Recovery procedures for individual devices and services
DISPLAY ALL
ENABLE
CALL DETAILS
DMS-100 Family NA100 Recovery Procedures LET0015 and up
(continued)
CALL TYPE:****
TERM NPA; 00602C
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