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Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

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462 Station <strong>Administration</strong><br />

Click OK. You are then prompted to set up the communications task.<br />

Selecting data to retrieve<br />

You can select items in the Station list or CPND list window that you want to download<br />

from the system. See “Station Global Update” on page 442. system data overwrites the<br />

data currently stored in the OTM database for the selected items.<br />

Select Synchronize > Retrieve > Selected, you are prompted to set up the<br />

communications task.<br />

Retrieve Since option<br />

To display the Retrieve Since dialog box (Figure 208), select Synchronize > Retrieve<br />

> Since in the Station <strong>Administration</strong> module.<br />

Figure 208<br />

Station Retrieve Since dialog box<br />

In addition to the Customer field from the Station Retrieve All dialog box, this dialog box<br />

contains a new field:<br />

Date: This text box contains the date in the format MM/DD/YY, where MM is the<br />

two-digit month in the range 01–12, DD is the two-digit day in the range 01–31, and YY<br />

is the two-digit year.<br />

Click OK. You are then prompted to set up the communications task. The task retrieves<br />

all data that has changed since the specified date.<br />

During the Synchronization Retrieval operation, OTM requests a print of the<br />

information on the system through the SDI port. OTM attempts to distinguish relevant<br />

data from other messages that may also be passed through the same port. Examples<br />

include traffic and maintenance messages. You may find that it helps the accuracy of the<br />

OTM retrieval process to temporarily disable other uses of this port.<br />

553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005

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