Lucent Technologies DEFINITY User Manual page 171

Troubleshooting
The error message that begins
with " Not current version" is
displayed and PC Console shuts
down.
The error message that begins
with " System file not found:" is
displayed when you launch
PC Console.
The indicated file is out of date
and must be replaced with the
current version.
The indicated file is missing and
must be restored.
Reinstall the PC Console software. This will
create the required file. You will then need to
copy all of the database files from the
pccon2\backup\ directory into the new
PC Console directory (overwriting the newly
created database files); to restore your
previously saved database information. The
files you must restore are listed below.
Restore to the pccon2\admin\ directory:
pccadmin.mdb and pcclang2.mdb
Restore to the pccon2\direc\ directory: all
directory database files. By default, these
are labeled dir1.md, dir2.md, dir3.md, and/or
dir4.md; with each having a corresponding
*.cdx file and *.dbf file that must be restored
as well. Keep in mind, however, that your
administrator may use a different naming
convention to identify the various database
files.
Locate and restore a backup copy of the
missing file. The default location of the
PC Console files is pccon2.
If a backup copy is not available, reinstall the
PC Console software. This will create the
missing file. You will then need to copy all of
the database files from the pccon2\backup\
directory into the new PC Console directory
(overwriting the newly created database
files); to restore your previously saved
database information. The files you must
restore are listed below.
Restore to the pccon2\admin\ directory:
pccadmin.mdb and pcclang2.mdb
Restore to the pccon2\direc\ directory: all
directory database files. By default, these
are labeled dir1.md, dir2.md, dir3.md, and/or
dir4.md; with each having a corresponding
*.cdx file and *.dbf file that must be restored
as well. Keep in mind, however, that your
administrator may use a different naming
convention to identify the various database
files.
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