120.2.4
DELETE-KDEV
With this function the user can delete sections of the customer file or the entire customer file. Since in addition to the customer file a further file with the CDBs (call charge data records) for the stations and/or PINs exists on the hard disk, it must be specified whether the cost carrier should be deleted despite the presence of any CDBs.
For an ORG level which is to be deleted, it must be specified whether only the entry for this level is to be deleted, or whether any levels assigned subordinate to this level are also to be deleted in the process.
In the latter case, it must then be specified whether any CDBs present for stations or PINs are to be deleted.
Procedure Overview
Command Code
Parameter
DELETE-KDEV
IDOLD=ORG,SUBLEV=Y,DEL=<param>
,OLDNAME=<string>;
|IDOLD=ORG,SUBLEV=N,OLDNAME=<string>;
|IDOLD=STN,DEL=<param>,OLDNAME=<string>;
|IDOLD=PIN,DEL=<param>,OLDNAME=<string>;
Examples
These refer to the customer file shown at the beginning.
1.
Delete an ORG unit including subunits and despite the presence of any CDBs (see ORG unit "EA21" as example).
Input:
DELETE-KDEV:ORG,Y,Y,EA21;
2.
Delete a station or PIN only if CDBs not present ("PIN 117" as example)
Input:
DELETE-KDEV:PIN,N,117;
3.
Delete an ORG unit without subunits (ORG unit "EA1" as example).
Input:
DELETE-KDEV:ORG,N,EA1;
4.
Delete the entire customer file despite presence of CDBs
Input:
DELETE-KDEV:ORG,Y,Y,PPCF;
Following execution of delete procedures 1-3:
Structure of the customer file in output format
ENTRIES FOR ORG PPCF 8 .7 .1999
(1) EA (3) EA22
(1) " (3) EA01 (T) 109
(1) " (3) " (T) 111
(1) " (2) EA2
(1) " (2) EA3
7 ENTRIES IN CDR CUSTOMER FILE (PPCF)
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