[cisco-voip] BAT Problem
Adam
cisco at adman.net
Wed Jul 30 18:56:34 EDT 2008
FYI the issue was that BAT inserted the Pickup Group Numbers into the
numplan table, but errored out on inserting the Pickup Group Names into the
the appropriate table, leaving the numplan entries orphaned. The solution
that TAC eventually worked out was to use the CLI to remove them from the
table. The command they used was:
run sql delete from numplan where dnorpattern = 'XXXX'
where XXXX was the bad pickup group number. I knew that the issue was a bad
entry in the numplan table, but I had didn't try to delete it myself as I
had always been told that you could only perform SQL selects without root
access. I guess you live and learn!
Thanks,
Adam
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 5:20 PM, Adam <cisco at adman.net> wrote:
> I was trying to use BAT to load up a bunch of Call Pickup Groups on CUCM
> 6.1(2) system and ran into a not-so-slight issue. There were about five
> groups that had an invalid character (& or /) in the group name and those
> errored out during the BAT import. This wouldn't be an issue, except that it
> appears that BAT "half" imported them. If I search for them under Call
> Pickup Groups they don't show up, however they're hidden in the dial plan
> somewhere. If I try and do a route plan report it gives an "unmapped
> exception null" error and shows nothing. The strangest part is if I click on
> the view in file button it exports a CSV file and they show up there as call
> pickup groups. I'm going to open a TAC case tomorrow once I get back on site
> as I cannot get the server serial number (a different CUCM 6.x bug!). I
> figured I would post here to see if anyone had come across this, or had any
> ideas to try.
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
>
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