CUCM SQL: Profile of device without line number [1]

Hi guys,.

We will clean our environment of Callmanager right now and I want to get the device of the user profiles that have never been deleted. Is it possible (my thought was via SQL) appears at least the profiles of the device, who do not have a line number [1] that are associated with (the DNs already have been deleted, but there is still a lot of old profiles laying around)

Thank you for a short answer

see you soon

Marc

Maybe someone can do it easily with SQL, but my thought is you can export the UDPs, filter profiles that don't have the directory number 1 in the header, and use this list to remove the profiles.

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    It is documented here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e25518/adfns_profiler.htm
    (scroll down for an explanation about the exit)

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