Follow the steps below to To re-run data in TIM Enterprise, follow the steps below:
- Locate the files
Take a copy of the data you want to re-run
data for and copy them on a separate folder. By default, the backup files are saved in the following location:Keywordmacro Label C:\Program Filesback in the system, stored by default in the
folder of the main installation program.Referencemacro Label backup Code Block {Program Files}\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\backup
- Log in to TIM Enterprise under the root account as a
user and click on theReferencemacro Label root
tab.Referencemacro Label SQL 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';
Screenshotmacro Border false URL /download/attachments/13435810/rerunning_data.png To delete the calls for a specific PBX object and for a specific time period, enter the following query:
Code Block language java Delete from calls where datasource = '\43\2\' and datetime between '2013-01-01 00:00:00' AND '2013-02-01 00:00:00';
Info The
andReferencemacro Label datasource
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.Referencemacro Label datetime The query should return the message a
message, confirming the selected calls have been deleted.Keywordmacro Label No results set Screenshotmacro Border false URL /download/attachments/13435810/rerunning_data_2.png To re-run spool the data back in the system, copy the previously-saved backup files you have previously saved into a separate folder and paste them into the following location:
Keywordmacro Label C:\Program FilesCode Block {Program Files}\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\spool
While Whilst the system is re-running processing the data, you should be able to see in can click on the
screen to monitor the calls that are being processedlogged.Referencemacro Label Call view Info The time to re-spool the data will vary, depending on the amount and size of the files your system is processing.