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To re-run data in TIM Enterprise, follow the steps below:

 

  1. Take a copy of the data you want to re-run back in the system, stored by default in the 

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    folder of the main installation program.

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    {Program Files}\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\backup
  2. Log in to TIM Enterprise as a
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    user and click on the
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    tab.
  3. To check the datasource for the PBX object you want to delete calls for, enter the following query:

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    SELECT name, fullkey from dir where type = 'pbx';

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    URL/download/attachments/13435810/rerunning_data.png

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

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    Delete from calls 
    where datasource = '\43\2\'
    and 
    datetime between '2013-01-01 00:00:00' AND '2013-02-01 00:00:00';
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    The

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    and
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      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 a

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    message, confirming the selected calls have been deleted.

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    URL/download/attachments/13435810/rerunning_data_2.png

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

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    {Program Files}\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\spool
  7. While Whilst the system is processing the data, you can monitor click on the 

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    screen to see monitor the calls that are being logged.

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