Re-running data

Follow the steps below to re-run data in TIM Plus:

1. Locate the backup files Take a copy of the data you want to re-run data for and copy them to a separate folder onto the Desktop. By default, the backup files are stored in the following location:back in the system, stored by default in the backup folder of the main installation program.

   Code Block
   {Program Files}\Tri-Line\TIM Plus\backup

2. Log in to TIM Plus as a

   Referencemacro
   Label root

   user, select the

   Referencemacro
   Label Settings

   tab and click on the

   Buttonmacro
   Label Query browser

   button.

3. To check the datasource for the PBX object you want to delete calls for, enter the following query:

   Code Block
   language java
   SELECT name, fullkey from dir where type = 'pbx';

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   URL /download/attachments/13436056/rerunning_data_1.png

4. To delete calls for a specific PBX object and a specific time period, enter the following query:

   Code Block
   language java
   delete from calls where datasource = '\1\' and strftime('%Y-%m-%d',datetime) >= '2011-01-22' and strftime('%Y-%m-%d',datetime) <= '2011-01-23';

   Info
   The Referencemacro Label datasource and Referencemacro Label datetime   values must be modified accordingly, in order to match your requirements for the time period and the PBX object you want to delete calls for.

5. The query should return the a

   Keywordmacro
   Label No results set

   message, confirming the selected calls have been deleted.

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6. To re-spool the data back in the system, copy the previously-saved backup files previously saved onto the Desktop and paste them into the following location:

   Code Block
   {Program Files}\Tri-Line\TIM Plus\spool

7. While the system is processing the data, you can monitor click on the 

   Referencemacro
   Label Call view

   screen to view monitor the calls that are being logged.

   Info
   The time to re-spool the data will vary, depending on the amount and size of the files your system is processing.