[cisco-voip] Orphaned User Device Profiles

[Wes Sisk]

It is up to you (or subsequent reader of this post) to verify on your 
specific system and version.  This is provided as-is without any implied 
warranty. User beware.

I've not done this since 4.x so I'll share a bit of thought process and 
resources.  First, there are *many* things in the database.  It is best 
to limit scope as much as possible to avoid potential side effects.  You 
are interested in user device profiles.  Looks like those can be 
identified by device.tkdeviceprofile=1:

admin:run sql select * from typedeviceprofile
enum moniker                              name                   
==== ==================================== =======================
2    DEVICE_PROFILE_AUTOGENERATED_PROFILE Autogenerated Profile  
1    DEVICE_PROFILE_USER_PROFILE          User Profile           
0    DEVICE_PROFILE_REAL_DEVICE           Real Device            
3    DEVICE_PROFILE_MODEL                 Model Profile          
4    DEVICE_PROFILE_USER_TEMPLATE         User Template Profile  
5    DEVICE_PROFILE_SYSTEM_TEMPLATE       System Template Profile

admin:run sql select count(*) from device where tkdeviceprofile=1
(count(*))
==========
8         

 From this we need the user device profiles which are not associated 
with users:
admin:run sql select count(*) from device where tkdeviceprofile=1 and 
pkid not in (select fkdevice from enduserdevicemap)
(count(*))
==========
7  

You can make a report and spot check your results with the output of 
additional queries:
admin:run sql select name,pkid from device where tkdeviceprofile=1 and 
pkid not in (select fkdevice from enduserdevicemap)
admin:run sql select distinct(fkdevice) from enduserdevicemap

/Wes



On Monday, July 12, 2010 1:35:58 PM, <James.Brown at barclayswealth.com> wrote:
>> Could I ask for advice on the best way to delete CM6 UDPs which are no longer associated with an end-user please?
>>     
>
> Sorry for the typos in my earlier post. The query I had in mind would be something like:
>
> run sql 
> SELECT a.name
> FROM device a 
>     LEFT OUTER JOIN enduserdevicemap b ON a.pkid = b.fkdevice
> WHERE b.pkid IS NULL AND a.tkdeviceprofile = 1
>
> Has anyone tried this before?
>
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