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Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

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476 Station <strong>Administration</strong><br />

If you want to add or modify key functions to a single line telephone, you must identify<br />

the key as KEY n, where n is the key number (include the space). If the value represents<br />

a Single Call Ringing key, then the field entry is SCR nnnn, where nnnn is the selected<br />

DN.<br />

Import process<br />

The import feature included in the Station <strong>Administration</strong> application is designed to<br />

allow you to enter data into the Station <strong>Administration</strong> database from a standard Comma<br />

Separated Value (CSV) file. This file type is also known as a Comma Delimited file. The<br />

CSV data file format is supported by a number of standard database and spreadsheet<br />

applications including:<br />

Excel<br />

Access<br />

Lotus 1-2-3<br />

Based on the information provided in the data file, the import feature either updates or<br />

an existing station record or adds a new station record in the OTM Station<br />

<strong>Administration</strong> database.<br />

The values in the import data file update the record without validation. It is your<br />

responsibility to ensure that the data being imported is valid. Remember that almost all<br />

data values must be all uppercase with the exception of <strong>Administration</strong> fields.<br />

Backup existing database<br />

Prior to importing new data into the Station <strong>Administration</strong> database, make a backup of<br />

the existing database. To backup the database, see “Backup and Restore” on page 284.<br />

553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005

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