HFR range of days
HFR 9.3.1Column report A past range invites to Date at the Prompt to Date that allows the user to select the start and end date.
the column expands in columns 1 to 7 depending on your chosen dates. (Week in review)
In a text box in the title, I would like to refer to the dates. I can quite easily capture the first date, it is always the first column. But I can't understand how the last date reference.
Should what command I use to capture the last value of the expansion A column in a text box?
Use "Merge equivalent guests" in the preferences-> financial information
Column A = rank of days of fast for Time (prompt1) at the prompt for Time (prompt2)
Create 2 other columns (hidden columns), one for prompt1 and the other for orders2.
Refer to these columns in the text box.
I hope that you get what you are looking for.
Thank you and best regards,
Rahul
Tags: Business Intelligence
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Enable SNMP-Server intercepts ATS
Server enable SNMP traps envmon
Server enable SNMP traps insertion withdrawal flash
entity-sensor threshold traps SNMP-server enable
Server enable SNMP traps config-copy
config SNMP-server enable traps
entity of traps activate SNMP Server
Server SNMP enable traps-Manager of event
Server enable SNMP traps hsrp
Enable SNMP-server holds the CPU threshold
Server enable SNMP traps syslog
Server enable SNMP traps ipsla
flash TFTP server: music-on - hold.au
Flash: Analog1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Analog2.raw TFTP server
Flash: AreYouThere.raw TFTP server
Flash: AreYouThereF.raw TFTP server
Flash: Bass.raw TFTP server
Flash: CallBack.raw TFTP server
Flash: Chime.raw TFTP server
Flash: Classic1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Classic2.raw TFTP server
Flash: ClockShop.raw TFTP server
Flash: DistinctiveRingList.xml TFTP server
Flash: Drums1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Drums2.raw TFTP server
Flash: FilmScore.raw TFTP server
Flash: HarpSynth.raw TFTP server
Flash: Jamaica.raw TFTP server
Flash: KotoEffect.raw TFTP server
Flash: MusicBox.raw TFTP server
Flash: Piano1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Piano2.raw TFTP server
Flash: Pop.raw TFTP server
Flash: Pulse1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring2.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring3.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring4.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring5.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring6.raw TFTP server
Flash: Ring7.raw TFTP server
Flash: RingList.xml TFTP server
Flash: Sax1.raw TFTP server
Flash: Sax2.raw TFTP server
Flash: Vibe.raw TFTP server
Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 1-1 - 0.zz.sgn
Server TFTP flash: BOOT69xx.0 - 0-0 - 14.zz.sgn
Server TFTP flash: DSP69xx.0 - 0-0 - 4.zz.sgn
Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 1-1 - 0.loads
flash TFTP server: B016-1-0-4. SBN
Flash:/its/CME-locale-es_ES-Spanish-8.8.2.5.tar TFTP server
flash TFTP server: dkern9951.100609R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: kern9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: rootfs9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: sboot9951.031610R1 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: sip9951.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.loads
flash TFTP server: skern9951.022809R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 2-1 - 0.loads
Server TFTP flash: SCCP69xx.9 - 2-1 - 0.zz.sgn
flash TFTP server: dkern9971.100609R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: kern9971.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: rootfs9971.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: sboot9971.031610R1 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: sip9971.9 - 2 - 2 SR 1-9.loads
flash TFTP server: skern9971.022809R2 - 9-2-2 SR 1-9.sebn
flash TFTP server: apps45.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
flash TFTP server: cnu45.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
Server TFTP flash: cvm45sccp.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
flash TFTP server: dsp45.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
Server TFTP flash: jar45sccp.9 - 2-1TH1 - 13.sbn
flash TFTP server: SCCP45.9 - 2 - 1 S .loads
Server TFTP flash: DSP69xx.0 - 0-0 - 8.zz.sgn
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control plan
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voice-port 0/0/0:0
translation-profile entering E1_Inbound_DID
input gain - 2
mitigation of output 3
cptone AR
E1 description of # #.
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Voice-port 1/0/0
trunk-group TELULARES
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Telular #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
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Voice-port 1/0/1
trunk-group TELULARES
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Telular ILA-activate
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voice-port 1/0/2
trunk-group TELULARES
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Telular #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
!
Voice-port 1/0/3
trunk-group TELULARES
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Telular #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
!
voice-port 2/0/0
trunk-group FXOs
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Linea #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
!
voice-port 0/2/1
trunk-group FXOs
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Linea #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
!
voice-port 0/2/2
trunk-group FXOs
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # Linea #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
!
voice-port 0/2/3
trunk-group FXOs
surveillance cut dualtone Mid-communication
call waiting times - disconnect 2
connection ÉRA 6777
impedance complex2
Description # n/d #.
carrier-cap 3100 Hz
activation of the caller ID
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profile MGCP default
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SCCP local GigabitEthernet0/0.10
SCCP ccm 172.16.10.1 identifier 1 version7.0
SCCP
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SCCP ccm Group 1
associate the ccm 1 priority 1
associate profile 1 registry confprof1
associate the profile registry xcode10 10
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transcode dspfarm profile 10
Codec g711ulaw
Codec g711alaw
Codec g729ar8
Codec g729abr8
maximum sessions 10
associate the PCRS application
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dspfarm profile Conference 1
Codec g711ulaw
Codec g711alaw
Codec g729ar8
Codec g729abr8
Codec g729r8
Codec g729br8
maximum sessions 4
Conference-join custom cptone CCAjointone
Conference-leave custom cptone CCAleavetone
associate the PCRS application
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Dial-peer cor custom
name Acceso_FULL
name Acceso_Local
name Acceso_Moviles
name Acceso_LDN
name Acceso_LDI
name Acceso_Internos
name Acceso_ESP
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Dial-peer cor list corInternos
Member Acceso_Internos
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Dial-peer cor list corLocal
Member Acceso_Local
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Dial-peer cor list corLocalMoviles
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_Moviles
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Dial-peer cor list corLDN
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_LDN
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Dial-peer cor list corLDI
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_Moviles
Member Acceso_LDN
Member Acceso_LDI
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Dial-peer cor list corLocalESP
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_ESP
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Dial-peer cor list corFULL
Member Acceso_FULL
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_Moviles
Member Acceso_LDN
Member Acceso_LDI
Member Acceso_Internos
Member Acceso_ESP
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Dial-peer cor list corLDNMoviles
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_Moviles
Member Acceso_LDN
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Dial-peer cor list corLDIMoviles
Member Acceso_Local
Member Acceso_Moviles
Member Acceso_LDN
Member Acceso_LDI
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voice POTS dial-peer 1
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/0/0:0
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Dial-peer voice 2 pots
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
!
Dial-peer voice 3 pots
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 1/0/0
!
Dial-peer voice 4 pots
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/1/1
!
voice pots Dial-peer 5
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/1/2
!
Dial-peer voice 6 pots
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/1/3
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Dial-peer voice 7 pots
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/2/0
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Dial-peer voice 8 pots
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/2/1
!
voice pots Dial-peer 9
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/2/2
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voice pots Dial-peer 10
Description * incoming dial peer *.
incoming called-number. %
direct line to inside
port 0/2/3
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Dial-peer voice voip 6000
Description # CUE #.
translation-profile outgoing VoiceMail_Directo
destination-model 6...
B2BUA
session protocol sipv2
session target ipv4:172.16.10.2
SIP DTMF-relay rtp-nte-notify
Codec g711ulaw
No vad
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voice pots Dial-peer 911
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
Description # EMERGENCIAS 911 #.
destination-model $ 0911
direct line to inside
Forward-digits 3
No sip record
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Dial-peer voice 300 pots
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corFULL
Description # Acceso FULL #.
destination-model 0 t
direct line to inside
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 301
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLocal
# Local description #.
destination-model 0 [2-8]... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digits 7
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 302
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLocal
Description # Local residents special #.
preference 2
destination-model 011. $
direct line to inside
Forward-digits 3
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 303
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLocal
# # 0800 Local description
destination-model 008... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 11
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 304
trunkgroup TELULARES 1
trunkgroup E1 2
corlist outgoing corLocalMoviles
Description # Moviles Local #.
huntstop
destination-model 015... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 9
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 305
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLDI
Description # LDI #.
destination-model 000 t
direct line to inside
prefix 00
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 306
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLocalESP
Description # 06XX Local #.
destination-model 006... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 11
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 307
trunkgroup TELULARES 1
trunkgroup E1 2
corlist outgoing corLDNMoviles
# Moviles NDA description #.
huntstop
preference 1
destination-model 00 [2-3]... 15.......$
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 13
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 308
trunkgroup TELULARES 1
trunkgroup E1 2
corlist outgoing corLDNMoviles
# Moviles NDA description #.
huntstop
preference 1
destination-model 00 [2-3]... 15... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 13
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 309
trunkgroup TELULARES 1
trunkgroup E1 2
corlist outgoing corLDNMoviles
# Moviles NDA description #.
huntstop
destination-model 001115... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 13
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 310
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLDN
# NDA description #.
preference 2
destination-model 0011 [2-8]... $
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 11
No sip record
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voice pots Dial-peer 311
trunkgroup E1
trunkgroup FXOs
corlist outgoing corLDN
# NDA description #.
preferably 3
destination-model 00 [2-3]... T
direct line to inside
Forward-digit 11
No sip record
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No pots of checking status outbound dial-peer
presence
presence-call list
allow to subscribe
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SIP - ua
Retry registry 3
MWI-Server ipv4:172.16.10.2 expires 3600 port udp 5060 transport unsolicited
activation of the presence
check enable ood
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access controller
Shutdown
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phone service
3 units of sdspfarm
sessions to transcode sdspfarm 1
Unregister the sdspfarm team
sdspfarm tag 1 confprof1
conference material
video
authentication credentials root xxxx
Max-joined 165
Max - dn 500
IP source-address 172.16.10.1 port 2000
Redirect Max 20
Auto assign 300 to 304
initiator of the call number
Service phone videoCapability 1
dnis overlay service
dnis dir-search service
timeouts interdigit 5
system message
URL of http://172.16.10.2/voiceview/common/login.do services
URL authentication http://172.16.10.1/CCMCIP/authenticate.asp
location of the cnf file flash:
the locale user ARE loading CME-local-es_ES-Spanish - 8.8.2.5.tar
local network ARE
load 7916-24-B016-1-0-4
load SCCP45.9 - 2-1 7945 s
load 6921 SCCP69xx.9 - 2-1-0
time format 24
aa-mm-dd date format
voicemail 6000
MAX conferences 8-6 win
ground of appeal forwards. T
before call forwarding-expanded system
The Health Department "music-on - hold.au.
multicast moh 239.10.16.4 port 2000
Web admin system name root password xxxxx
DN-webedit
time-webedit
transfer full-consult dss system
transfer-model 9.T
transfer-model. T
transfer-model 0.T
secondary-key 0
Standard AEC
create the files-cnf version-stamp 7960 4 December 2012 10:35:39
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ePhone-model 1
softkeys idle recompose Newcall Cfwdall Gpickup mobility DND
softkeys connected Hold Endcall Trnsfer Confrn Mobility Park
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ePhone-model 15
softkeys idle recompose Newcall Cfwdall Pickup Gpickup DND Login
softkeys seized Cfwdall Endcall recompose Pickup Meetme Gpickup reminder
softkeys connected Hold Endcall Trnsfer Confrn ConfList RmLstC Acct Park
disposal of the 2 buttons-7931
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ePhone-dn 1 double line
number 9052
Pickup-group 1
label Mariana Rodriguez
name of Mariana Rodriguez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 2 double line
number 9056
label Mauro Comisso
name Mauro Comisso
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 3 double line
number 9058
label Juan Curcio
name Juan Curcio
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 4 double line
number 9053
Pickup-group 1
label Ada Grajeda
name Ada Grajeda
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 5 double line
number 9057
Pickup-group 1
label Soledad Amici
name Soledad Amici
allow to watch
call forward all 0156431935
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 6 double line
number 9051
Pickup-group 1
label Mariana Grassi
name of Mariana Grassi
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 7 double line
number 9054
Pickup-group 2
label Eduardo Bocca
name Eduardo Bocca
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 8 double line
Number 9055
Pickup-group 2
label Graciela Rossi
name of Graciela Rossi
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 9 double line
number 9050
Pickup-group 1
label Norberto Romero
name Norberto Romero
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 10 double line
number 9062
Pickup-group 3
label Edgardo Spagnolo
name Edgardo Spagnolo
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
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ePhone-dn 11 double line
number 9061
Pickup-group 3
label Jorge Allegretta
name Jorge Allegretta
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 12 double line
number 9063
Pickup-group 3
label Carlos Volonterio
name Carlos Volonterio
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 13 double line
number 9026
Pickup-group 3
Juan Carlos Conte label
name of Juan Carlos Conte
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 14 double line
number 9012
tag Cocina
name of Cocina
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLocal
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 15 double line
number 9067
label Alejandro Martinez
Name Alejandro Martinez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 16 double line
number 9060
Pickup-group 4
label on Ricardo Amici
name Ricardo Amici
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 17 double line
number 9068
Pickup-group 4
Miguel Ayoroa label
name Miguel Ayoroa
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 18 double line
number 9034
Pickup-group 5
label Hugo Mazzello
name Hugo Mazzello
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 19 double line
number 9031
Pickup-group 5
label Carlos Gines
name Carlos Ginés
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
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ePhone-dn 20 double line
number 9033
label Luis Arecco
name Luis Arecco
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 30
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 21 double line
number 9032
Pickup-group 5
Pablo Pascualetti label
name of Pablo Pascualetti
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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!
ePhone-dn 22 double line
number 9035
Pickup-group 5
label Francisco Weyland
name of Francisco Weyland
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 23 double line
number 9015
Pickup-group 6
label Administrativo VTS
name Administrativo VTS
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 24 double line
number 9016
Pickup-group 6
label VTS Guardia
name VTS Guardia
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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!
ePhone-dn 25 double line
number 9017
Pickup-group 6
label Juan Linares
name Juan Linares
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 26 double line
number 9029
Pickup-group 8
label Alejandrina Daub
name Alejandrina Daub
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 27 double line
number 9010
Pickup-group 8
label Natalia Urriza
name Natalia Urriza
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 28 double line
number 9090
Pickup-group 8
label Carlos Echeverría
name Carlos Echeverría
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 29 double line
number 9091
Pickup-group 8
label Guillermina Juarez
name Guillermina Juarez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 30 double line
number 9013
Pickup-group 9
label Oscar Lopez
name Oscar Lopez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
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ePhone-dn 31 double line
number 9025
Pickup-group 9
Miguel Schnegelberger label
name Miguel Schnegelberger
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 32 double line
number 9014
Pickup-group 9
label Gerardo Bessone
name of Gerardo Bessone
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 33 double line
number 9074
Pickup-group 10
label Alberto Carnevali
name Alberto Carnevali
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 34 double line
number 9071
Pickup-group 10
label Jorge Mendonca
name Jorge Mendonça
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 35 double line
number 9077
Pickup-group 10
Gabriel Samanich label
name Gabriel Samanich
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 36 double line
number 9075
Pickup-group 10
Marcelo Gambarte label
name Marcelo Gambarte
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 37 dual line
number 9073
Pickup-group 10
tag Miguel Walter
name Miguel Walter
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 38 double line
Number of 9078
Pickup-group 10
label Juan Manuel Rodriguez
name Juan Manuel Rodriguez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 39 double line
number 9073
Pickup-Group 11
tag Miguel Garelli
name Miguel Garelli
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
double line ephone-dn 40
number 9072
Pickup-Group 11
Legal label
Legal name
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 41 double line
number 9080
Pickup-group 12
label Anibal Fernandez
name Anibal Fernandez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 42 double line
number 9081
Pickup-group 12
label Jorge Conti
name Jorge Conti
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 43 double line
number 9028
label Oficina 19 Fruticultura
name Oficina 19 Fruticultura
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 44 double line
number 9023
label Borelli Hugo
name Hugo Borelli
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 45 double line
number 9004
Pickup-Group 13
label Eugenia Tortora
name Eugenia Tortora
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 46 double line
number 9019
label Sala de Ingles
name of the Sala de Ingles
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 47 dual line
number 9092
label Centro de Contrataciones
name of Centro de Contrataciones
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 48 double line
number 9027
label Convention
name Convention
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 49 double line
number 9066
label Guincheros
name Guincheros
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
double line ephone-dn 50
number 9020
label Balanza White
name Balanza White
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
double line ephone-dn 51
number 9002
Pickup-Group 13
label Laura Trapani
name Laura Trapani
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 52 double line
number 9001
Pickup-Group 13
label Juan Ignacio Fernandez
name Juan Ignacio Fernandez
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 53 double line
number 9005
Pickup-Group 13
label Rosana Pastizzo
name Rosana Pastizzo
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDI
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 54 double line
number 9022
label Guardia ANP
name Guardia ANP
allow to watch
call-forward busy 6000
call-forward noan 6000 timeout 20
corlist incoming corLDNMoviles
MWI-type visual
author of wedge-alert 30
!
!
ePhone-dn 300
number 8800
!
!
ePhone-dn 301
number 8801
!
!
ePhone-dn 302
number 8803
!
!
ePhone-dn 304
number 8804
!
!
ePhone-dn 490
number A801... No. - reg primary
MWI off
!
!
ePhone-dn 491
number A800... No. - reg primary
MWI on
!
!
ePhone-dn 492 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 493 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 494 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 495 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 496 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 497 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 498 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone-dn 499 double line
A001 number
Description # AdHoc Conf #.
Ad hoc Conference
No huntstop
!
!
ePhone 1
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2694
user name "mrodriguez".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 1:1
!
!
!
ePhone 2
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.1553
user name "mcomisso".
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:2
!
!
!
ePhone 3
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.268E
user name "jcurcio".
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:3
!
!
!
ePhone 4
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2306
user name "agrajeda".
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:4
!
!
!
ePhone 5
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.13E2
user name "samici".
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:5
!
!
!
ePhone 6
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.23F3
user name "mgrassi".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 1:6
!
!
!
ePhone 7
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.5494
user name "ebocca".
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:7
!
!
!
ePhone 8
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2622
«grossi» user name
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:8
!
!
!
ePhone 9
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.275D
user name "nromero".
presence-call list
type 7945
key 1:9
!
!
!
ePhone 10
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0. D5BE
user name "espagnolo".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:10
!
!
!
ePhone 11
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2308
user name "jallegretta".
presence-call list
short name 1 04570359 have
2 04571755 Agencia Martin short name
3 04571676 Aduana short name
abbreviated name 4 04572700 Agencia sea white
5 04573100 Agencia Helenica short name
6 04573212 Agencia friend short name
7 04571745 Agencia Austral short name
shortname 8 04573080 Agencia Walsh
9 0154754638 Capataz short name
10 0154680277 Operaciones short name
11 0154294269 Spagnolo short name
12 0154630447 J.M. Rodriguez short name
13 0154294278 Carnevali short name
14 0156440300 Semaport Maxi short name
15 0154611610 Alejandro Martinez short name
16 0156434709 Mazzello Ruben short name
17 0156465751 Gomez Omar short name
short name 18 04580041 Agencia Fertimport
type 7945
button 01:11
!
!
!
ePhone 12
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0. D51D
user name "cvolonterio".
presence-call list
1 04571566 short name Casa
2 0156428310 Carli short name
3 04571755 Martin short name
4 04523179 Rebollo short name
5 04556988 HelenicaBahia short name
6 04512869 Flanders short name
7 04520427 Ingraphica short name
0154680277 8 name Oper guardia abstract
9 04580041 Fertimport short name
10 0154297404 Velovich short name
11 0155757554 Fabian short name
type 7945
button 01:12
!
!
!
ePhone 13
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2690
user name "jconte".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:13
!
!
!
ePhone 14
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.556A
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:14
!
!
!
ePhone 15
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.4FF2
user name "amartinez" password 1234
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:15
!
!
!
ePhone 16
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.24BA
user name "ramici".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:16
!
!
!
ePhone 17
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0. D603
user name "mayoroa".
presence-call list
1 0154060261 Carmen short name
2 0154197765 Guille short name
3 0154360390 Mika short name
4 0156438757 MiMovistar short name
5 0156428310 Volonterio short name
6 001149318458 U.Ferroviaria short name
7 0154294274 Romero short name
shortname 8 0154294270 Amici
9 0154754618 Bocca short name
10 0154637810 Echeverría short name
type 7945
button 01:17
!
!
!
ePhone 18
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.525A
username 'hmazzello' password 1234
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:18
!
!
!
ePhone 19
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0. D54B
username 'cgines' password 1234
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:19
!
!
!
ePhone 20
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2508
user name "areccola".
presence-call list
1 04522898 short name Casa
2 002214295075 Geodesia short name
type 7945
button 01:20
!
!
!
ePhone 21
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.24B3
user name "ppascualetti".
presence-call list
type 7945
button at 01:21
!
!
!
ePhone 22
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.22FA
user name "fweyland".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:22
!
!
!
ePhone 23
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.232B
user name "vts".
presence-call list
type 7945
button at 01:23
!
!
!
ePhone 24
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.526C
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:24
!
!
!
ePhone 25
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0. D4AD
user name "jlinares".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:25
!
!
!
ePhone 26
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.0FAD
username 'adaub' password 1234
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:26
!
!
!
ePhone 27
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.12FB
user name "nurriza".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:27
!
!
!
ePhone 28
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.1587
user name "cecheverria".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:28
!
!
!
ePhone 29
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.1535
user name "gjuarez".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:29
!
!
!
ePhone 30
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.231A
username 'olopez' password 1234
presence-call list
type 7945
button of 01:30
!
!
!
ePhone 31
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.232E
user name "mschnegelberger".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:31
!
!
!
ePhone 32
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.24A8
user name "gbessone".
presence-call list
1 015472688 Lore short name
UTE 2 04573029 short name
type 7945
button 01:32
!
!
!
ePhone 33
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2625
user name "acarnevali".
presence-call list
type 7945
button at 01:33
!
!
!
ePhone 34
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.4FE0
user name "jmendonca".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:34
!
!
!
ePhone 35
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.52E6
user name "gsamanich".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:35
!
!
!
ePhone 36
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.25EC
user name "mgambarte".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:36
!
!
!
ePhone 37
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.5474
user name "mwalter".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:37
!
!
!
ePhone 38
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE1.15A8
user name "jmrodriguez".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:38
!
!
!
ePhone 39
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.5495
user name "mgarelli".
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:39
!
!
!
ePhone 40
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.24C5
user name "vcolace".
presence-call list
type 7945
button at 01:40
!
!
!
ePhone 41
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.5215
user name "afernandez.
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:41
!
!
!
ePhone 42
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.2512
user name "jconti".
presence-call list
type 7945
button at 01:42
!
!
!
ePhone 43
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0. D573
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:43
!
!
!
ePhone 44
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.530C
presence-call list
type 7945
button 01:44
!
!
!
ePhone 45
security-mode device no
video
address Mac C40A. CBE0.24D1
user name "etortora".
presence-call list
Casa 1 04533543 short name
type 7945
button 01:45
!
!
!
ePhone 46
security-mode device no
video
Mac C464.1300.5AED address
Max-calls-by button-2
presence-call list
type of 6921
button 01:46
!
!
!
ePhone 47
security-mode device no
video
Mac C464.1300.5B3B address
Max-calls-by button-2
presence-call list
type of 6921
button at 01:47
!
!
!
ePhone 48
security-mode device no
video
Mac C464.1300.5C51 address
Max-calls-by button-2
user name "Convention."
presence-call list
type of 6921
button 01:48
!
!
!
ePhone 49
security-mode device no
video
Mac C464.1300.5B59 address
Max-calls-by button-2
user name "guincheros".
presence-call list
type of 6921
button 01:49
!
!
!
ePhone 50
security-mode device no
video
Mac C464.1300.5B36 address
Max-calls-by button-2
presence-call list
type of 6921
button 01:50
!
!
!
ePhone 51
security-mode device no
video
address Mac D824. BDBB.9B10
Max-calls-by button-2
user name "ltrapani".
presence-call list
BLF-numbering 1 9009 label "Valentine Moran"
BLF-numbering 2 9003 tag "Claudio tale"
BLF-speed-dial 3 9030 label "Miguel Garelli"
BLF-speed-dial 4 9099 label "Hugo Borelli"
BLF-abstracts 5 9070 label "Sala of directory"
BLF-abstracts 6 9052 label "Mariana Rodriguez"
BLF-numbering 7 9056 label "Mauro Comisso"
BLF-abstracts 8 9058 label 'Juan Curcio'
BLF-speed-dial 9 9053 label "Ada Grajeda"
BLF-speed-dial 10 9057 label "Soledad Amici"
BLF-abstracts 11 9051 label "Mariana Grassi"
BLF-speed-dial 12 9054 tag 'Eduardo Bocca'
BLF-abstracts 13 9055 label "Graciela Rossi"
BLF-abstracts 14 9050 label "Norberto Romero"
BLF-speed-dial 15 9062 label "Edgardo Spagnolo"
BLF-speed-dial 16 9061 label "Jorge Allegretta"
BLF-abstracts 17 9063 label "Carlos Volonterio"
BLF-abstracts 18 9026 label 'Juan Carlos tale'
BLF-abstracts 19 9012 label "Cocina".
BLF-abstracts 20 9067 label "Alejandro Martinez"
BLF-numbering 21 9060 tag "Ricardo Amici"
BLF-abstracts 22 9068 label "Miguel Ayoroa"
BLF-abstracts 23 9034 label "Hugo Mazzello"
BLF-speed-dial 24 9031 label 'Carlos Ginés'
BLF-abstracts 25 9033 label "Luis Arecco"
BLF-numbering 26 9032 label 'Pablo Pascualetti'
BLF-abstracts 27 9035 label "Francisco Weyland"
BLF-abstracts 28 9015 label "VTS Administrativo"
BLF-abstracts 29 9016 label "Guardia VTS"
BLF-abstracts 30 9017 label 'Juan Linares Linares'
BLF-abstracts 31 9029 label 'Alejandrina Daub'
BLF-speed-dial 32 9010 tag "Natalia Urriza"
BLF-abstracts 33 9090 label "Carlos Echeverria"
BLF-speed-dial 34 9091 label "Guillermina Juarez"
BLF-abstracts 35 9013 label "Oscar Lopez"
BLF-abstracts 36 9025 label "Miguel Schnegelberger"
BLF-abstracts 37 9014 label "Bessone Gerardo"
BLF-speed-dial 38 9074 tag "Alberto Carnevali"
BLF-abstracts 39 9071 label "Jorge Mendonça"
BLF-speed-dial 40 9077 tag 'Gabriel Samanich'
BLF-abstracts 41 9075 label "Marcelo Gambarte"
BLF-abstracts 42 9073 label "Miguel Walter"
BLF-speed-dial 43 9078 label 'Juan Manuel Rodriguez'
BLF-abstracts 44 9072 label "Monica Blanco"
BLF-speed-dial 45 9073 label "Victor Colace"
BLF-abstracts 46 9080 label "Anibal Fernandez"
BLF-abstracts 47 9081 label "Jorge Conti"
BLF-abstracts 48 9028 label "Oficina 19 Fruticultura"
BLF-abstracts 49 9023 label "Oficina 28 Fruticultura"
BLF-speed-dial 50 9091 label "Eugenia Tortora"
BLF-abstracts 51 9019 label "Sala of Ingles"
BLF-numbering 52 9092 tag "Centro de Contrataciones"
BLF-abstracts 53 9027 label "Convention".
BLF-abstracts 54 9066 label "Guincheros".
BLF-abstracts 55 9020 label "Balanza White"
BLF-abstracts 56 9022 label 'Guardia PNA'
BLF-abstracts 57 9002 label 'Laura Trapani'
9001 58 BLF-abstracts label 'Juan Ignacio Fernandez'
BLF-abstracts 59 9093 label "Rosana Pastizzo"
7965 addon type 1 7916 - 24 2 7916 - 24
button 01:51
!
!
!
ePhone 52
security-mode device no
video
address Mac D824. BDBA. D185
user name "jfernandez.
presence-call list
BLF-numbering 1 9009 label "Valentine Moran"
BLF-numbering 2 9003 tag "Claudio tale"
BLF-speed-dial 3 9030 label "Miguel Garelli"
BLF-speed-dial 4 9099 label "Hugo Borelli"
BLF-abstracts 5 9070 label "Sala of directory"
BLF-abstracts 6 9052 label "Mariana Rodriguez"
BLF-numbering 7 9056 label "Mauro Comisso"
BLF-abstracts 8 9058 label 'Juan Curcio'
BLF-speed-dial 9 9053 label "Ada Grajeda"
BLF-speed-dial 10 9057 label "Soledad Amici"
BLF-abstracts 11 9051 label "Mariana Grassi"
BLF-speed-dial 12 9054 tag 'Eduardo Bocca'
BLF-abstracts 13 9055 label "Graciela Rossi"
BLF-abstracts 14 9050 label "Norberto Romero"
BLF-speed-dial 15 9062 label "Edgardo Spagnolo"
BLF-speed-dial 16 9061 label "Jorge Allegretta"
BLF-abstracts 17 9063 label "Carlos Volonterio"
BLF-abstracts 18 9026 label 'Juan Carlos tale'
BLF-abstracts 19 9012 label "Cocina".
BLF-abstracts 20 9067 label "Alejandro Martinez"
BLF-numbering 21 9060 tag "Ricardo Amici"
BLF-abstracts 22 9068 label "Miguel Ayoroa"
BLF-abstracts 23 9034 label "Hugo Mazzello"
BLF-speed-dial 24 9031 label 'Carlos Ginés'
BLF-abstracts 25 9033 label "Luis Arecco"
BLF-numbering 26 9032 label 'Pablo Pascualetti'
BLF-abstracts 27 9035 label "Francisco Weyland"
BLF-abstracts 28 9015 label "VTS Administrativo"
BLF-abstracts 29 9016 label "Guardia VTS"
BLF-abstracts 30 9017 label 'Juan Linares Linares'
BLF-abstracts 31 9029 label 'Alejandrina Daub'
BLF-speed-dial 32 9010 tag "Natalia Urriza"
BLF-abstracts 33 9090 label "Carlos Echeverria"
BLF-speed-dial 34 9091 label "Guillermina Juarez"
BLF-abstracts 35 9013 label "Oscar Lopez"
BLF-abstracts 36 9025 label "Miguel Schnegelberger"
BLF-abstracts 37 9014 label "Bessone Gerardo"
BLF-speed-dial 38 9074 tag "Alberto Carnevali"
BLF-abstracts 39 9071 label "Jorge Mendonça"
BLF-speed-dial 40 9077 tag 'Gabriel Samanich'
BLF-abstracts 41 9075 label "Marcelo Gambarte"
BLF-abstracts 42 9073 label "Miguel Walter"
BLF-speed-dial 43 9078 label 'Juan Manuel Rodriguez'
BLF-abstracts 44 9072 label "Monica Blanco"
BLF-speed-dial 45 9073 label "Victor Colace"
BLF-abstracts 46 9080 label "Anibal Fernandez"
BLF-abstracts 47 9081 label "Jorge Conti"
BLF-abstracts 48 9028 label "Oficina 19 Fruticultura"
BLF-abstracts 49 9023 label "Oficina 28 Fruticultura"
BLF-speed-dial 50 9091 label "Eugenia Tortora"
BLF-abstracts 51 9019 label "Sala of Ingles"
BLF-numbering 52 9092 tag "Centro de Contrataciones"
BLF-abstracts 53 9027 label "Convention".
BLF-abstracts 54 9066 label "Guincheros".
BLF-abstracts 55 9020 label "Balanza White"
BLF-abstracts 56 9022 label 'Guardia PNA'
BLF-abstracts 57 9002 label 'Laura Trapani'
9001 58 BLF-abstracts label 'Juan Ignacio Fernandez'
BLF-abstracts 59 9093 label "Rosana Pastizzo"
7965 addon type 1 7916 - 24 2 7916 - 24
button at 01:52
!
!
!
ePhone 53
security-mode device no
video
address Mac D824. BDBB.9C27
user name "rpastizzo".
presence-call list
BLF-numbering 1 9009 label "Valentine Moran"
BLF-numbering 2 9003 tag "Claudio tale"
BLF-speed-dial 3 9030 label "Miguel Garelli"
BLF-speed-dial 4 9099 label "Hugo Borelli"
BLF-abstracts 5 9070 label "Sala of directory"
BLF-abstracts 6 9052 label "Mariana Rodriguez"
BLF-numbering 7 9056 label "Mauro Comisso"
BLF-abstracts 8 9058 label 'Juan Curcio'
BLF-speed-dial 9 9053 label "Ada Grajeda"
BLF-speed-dial 10 9057 label "Soledad Amici"
BLF-abstracts 11 9051 label "Mariana Grassi"
BLF-speed-dial 12 9054 tag 'Eduardo Bocca'
BLF-abstracts 13 9055 label "Graciela Rossi"
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Unexpected results after calculation
Hello.
I have 3 databases of production which have worked successfully until Thursday.
FARM sales for the whole company per month.
EB2. Sale of a specific division a week.
EB3. Sale of a specific division and top ranges, per day.
Thursday.
The problem is that after calculation of EB3, the totals I see in the validation reports are incorrect when compared with the totals in the EB1.
The whole story is the display of incorrect results, not only the data for the current month, which is that I charge per day. I'm doing an incremental loading of the current and previous month only.
I took a backup and loaded in the EB3 and performed the calculation... once again the totals were incorrect.
Friday
When I compare the validation reports, totals in EB3 were as expected when checking against the EB1.
I did nothing for the outline, the backup is the same.
EB1 and EB2 were ok.
Saturday (today)
When I see the validation report today I noticed that EB3 has the same behavior; incorrect results.
And EB2 also contains unexpected values after calculation.
Have you encountered this problem before? Is there something specific I should review to determine and solve this problem?
Log files reflect not any message "error" or "fail".
Any comment is welcome.
Kind regards
JC
Difficult to clarify the question without knowing what actually do the calculations. Just a suggesiton wild as you see error every day replacing when you see good results just make a backup of contour and then use the problematic day contour compare to compare 2 contours. May be there are some jobs that you are not aware of the evolution of the sketch, thus destabilizing the whole of the data!
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Hello community, I have a problem when creating a function. The purpose of this function is to check the table of weather gave yesterday or not. We must check this on different tables on different sachems. We are creating a function with input variables.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION IN_SCHEMA.IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE
(
in_schema IN VARCHAR2,
in_tablename IN VARCHAR2,
in_datefield IN VARCHAR2,
)
RETURNS INTEGER
AS
-Declaring variables
v_is_true INTEGER.
BEGIN
SELECT
CASE
WHEN MAX (in_datefield) = TRUNC(SYSDATE-1)
THEN 1
ON THE OTHER
0
END
IN
v_is_true
Of
in_schema.in_tablename
;
RETURN v_is_true;
END;
/
When creating, I got error: [error] ORA-00942 (44:19): PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
How to use the values of the input variables on the table select statement names?
Hello
Here's a way you can use dynamic SQL statements for this task:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE
(
in_schema IN VARCHAR2,
in_tablename IN VARCHAR2,
in_datefield IN VARCHAR2,
in_first_date DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE - 1,.
in_last_date DATE by DEFAULT NULL
)
RETURNS INTEGER
AS
-IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE returns 1 if in_schema.in_tablename.in_datefield
-contains all the dates in the in_first_date of the range through included in_last_date
- and it returns 0 if there is no such lines.
-If in_last_date is omitted, the search only the data on in_first_date.
-If in_first_date is omitted, it defaults to yesterday.
-Time parts of the in_first_date and in_last_date are ignored.
-Declaring variables
sql_txt VARCHAR2 (1000);
v_is_true INTEGER.
BEGIN
sql_txt: = 'SELECT COUNT (*).
|| 'FROM ' | in_schema | '.' || in_tablename
|| 'WHERE ' | in_datefield | ' > =: d1'
|| «AND» | in_datefield | '< >
|| 'AND ROWNUM = 1';
dbms_output.put_line (sql_txt |) '= sql_txt in IS_YDAYDATA_TO_TABLE"); -For debugging
Sql_txt EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
IN v_is_true
With the HELP of TRUNC (in_first_date) - d1
TRUNC (NVL (in_last_date
in_first_date
)
) + 1 -- d2
;
RETURN v_is_true;
END is_ydaydata_to_table;
/
DISPLAY ERRORS
If you must use dynamic SQL statements, put all the SQL statement in a single string variable, such as sql_txt in the example above. In this way, you can easily see exactly what will be executed. Comment out the call to dbms_output under test is completed.
Try to write functions that will address not only the question that you have now, but similar questions that you may have in the future. For example, now that interest you only to the verification of the data of yesterday, but later, you might want to check another day or range of days. The above function combines the convenience of a function simple (looks like yesterday data if you don't tell him otherwise) with the power of a more complex function (you can use the same function to check any day or range of days).
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Running or Cumulative count based on multiple columns
Hello-
I created a table ZZCEL_CUST_TRIAL as follows:
CREATE TABLE 'RPT_MART '. "" ZZCEL_CUST_TRIAL ".
(
NUMBER OF "ORD_DAY_DW_ID."
NUMBER OF "DAYPART_DW_ID."
NUMBER OF "PRODUCT_DW_ID."
NUMBER OF "ACCOUNT."
KEY CONSTRAINT PRIMARY 'PK_CUST_TRIAL' ('ORD_DAY_DW_ID', 'DAYPART_DW_ID', 'PRODUCT_DW_ID')
)
The data of the table looks like this (sample data)
PRODUCT_DW_ID ORD_DAY_DW_ID DAYPART_DW_ID COUNTIES
5588 2 3316 6
5587 2 1323 3
5578 2 1323 3
5564 1 1323 8
5592 1 793 7
5580 1 3206 4
5592 1 1708 4
5589 2 3316 2
5566 1 1323 2
5603 3 3316 4
The column of numbers actually shows how many customers have bought this product in this range that day. Now, I want to get a (cumulative) current account of customers of each target and each product so basically the output will look like this:
Daypart_dw_id Product_dw_id RUNNING_COUNT
2 3316 8
3 3316 12
I'm trying to use this query to get the number of race, but the figures are not good...
SELECT DISTINCT CTR. DAYPART_DW_ID, CTR. PRODUCT_DW_ID
SUM (CTR. COUNTIES) (CTR ORDER. DAYPART_DW_ID, CTR. COUNTIES OF PRODUCT_DW_ID LINES BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND 1 PRECEDING)
OF rpt_mart. ZZCEL_CUST_TRIAL CTR
That's what I have which is obviously not correct. How can I get a count of the number of CHARGES and target products. Thanks in advance for any help. Much appreciated!
DAYPART_DW_ID PRODUCT_DW_ID CHARGES 1 2 95765 1 2 223140 1 2 338856 1 52 399870 1 52 399894 1 52 400087 1 52 400234
Select
DAYPART_DW_
PRODUCT_DW_ID
sum (sum (counts)) on cumulative_sum (partition by order PRODUCT_DW_ID of DAYPART_DW_)
from the data
Group
PRODUCT_DW_ID, DAYPART_DW_
order by
PRODUCT_DW_ID, DAYPART_DW_
DAYPART_DW_ PRODUCT_DW_ID CUMULATIVE_SUM 1 793 7 1 1323 10 2 1323 16 1 1708 4 1 3206 4 2 3316 8 3 3316 12 -
Help with SQL Query (Subselects)
Hello community,
IAM a new Member in this forum. The first excuse my English, my native language is German.
In my workplace, we have a great Orcle Database 11 g with 30 different tables for production control issues.
I try to get a couple of different information from the database, so I started with SQL of the query, but for this problem, I wasn't able to write a query to work.
In this case, I have 2 tables:
Table 1:
ID; ORDER_NR; DESCRIPTION; CREATE_DATE
1; A500236; CLEAN HOUSE; 20/02/2012
2; A623555; REPAIR CAR; 10/01/2012
3; A866944; MAINTAIN EQUIPMENT; 11/02/2012
Table 2:
ID; ORDER_NR; WO_STEP; STEP_DATE; EMPLOYEE
1; A500236; A; 21/02/2012; W0010
2; A500239; F; 21/02/2012; W0010
3; A500239; S; 22/02/2012; W0027
4; A500239; R; 23/02/2012; H0034
5; A500239; U; 25/02/2012; L0099
6; A263555; A; 15/01/2012; G0009
7; A263555; C; 17/01/2012; S0039
5 V A263555; R; 18/01/2012; K0059
9; A263555; U; 19/01/2012; A0048
10; A866944; A; 13/02/2012; H0034
11; A866944; B; 13/02/2012; L0035
12; A866944; G; 17/02/2012; D0084
13; A866944; U; 23/02/2012; S0039
And the result of my query should look like this:
ORDER_NR; DESCRIPTION; CREATE_DATE; A_STAT_AGE; R_STAT_AGE; U_STAT_AGE
A500236; OWN HOME; 20/02/2012; 5; 3; 1
A623555; REPAIR CAR; 01/10/2012; 42; 39; 38
A866944; MAINTAIN EQUIPMENT; 11/02/2012; 15; 4; 3
The age of my query result should be calculated from the date of the creation of the order.
I would like to know 2 things, one is how old was the order when they reached this status, R and U.
The second, that is, how long did you order remaining on A stat, R and U (and if possible all the others too)
It can happen that not every order reaches every State, so he ca go directly from A you in this case I want to display a generic character in this row/column
I hope you all know what I mean and what result to expect.
Thanks for your help.
Reinhard W.Hi, Reinhard,
990524 wrote:
Hi Frank,.I thank you for your professional response and excuse my non-professional way to clarify my question.
I have now already read and understand how to ask good questions, but is there an easy an inexpensive way to run a database on my computer at home?You can download the Oracle database from this site. The Express edition is easier to install. It lacks a few features that the Enterprise edition (for example, partitioning table and safety of level line), but most of the things work in all editions of Oracle.
All editions are free if you do not use them for Production applications. Of course, at this price (or lack thereof), you get Oracle support.I have already noticed that the syntax SQL for Oracle differ from other DBMSS.
Yes and some features are different in different products.
Your query works perfectly, thank you.
Now I want to refine my (your) query, is there a way to display a range of day within 1 day? As 0.5 day to half a day between two State timestamp.
Of course, you can do it. After the exact output desired of the sample data that I posted. If the sample data do not show what you need to do, then after a few different examples of data that makes.
My table contains the Date and time in a row, I forgot to mention that.
After a CREATE TABLE statement. I was guessing a lot of things that may be important. For example, I assumed you were using a DATE for date and time column. So it is only reasonable to do so, but maybe it's not what looks like at your table.
I tried something like this:
SYSDATE - MIN ( CASE WHEN t2.wo_step = 'A' THEN t2.step_date END ) AS Age_ABut it gives me an error of arithmetic overflow and not die difference in the Date and time or days with decimal friction.
There are only about 5.4 million possible days with DATEs of Oracle. Is only 7 digits and Oracle can treat approximately 39 numbers without overflow errors, so I don't see how this can happen if t2.step_date is really a DATE. This is an example of why you need to publish a CREATE TABLE statement.
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Exchange a partition with another partition
Hi all
version: 10.2.0.4
Operating system: Solaris
I created a partition table with the partition scheme of Range_List.
Date range (good day) and list subpartition on type,
According to the company, keep the last 6 months given in this table.
We plan to check-in of the table and the next month, we'll add all the partitions in a month at a time and we will drop the month of start of the table, so that we can keep 6 months given in the table.
Therefore, we expect that we will create an empty archive partitioned table same as prod table and swap partition of each day of prod table table archives.
What we can do as
let say I have partitions as
table T:
PART1
PART2
PART3
Table of archives: T_ARCHIVE
PART1
PART2
PART3
If I want to exchange of prod part1 partition table (T) to part1 table archives (T_ARCHIVE), we need to use the intermediate table to obtain the records of prod part1 table (T) by trade and this staging table to table archives once more by trade.
So my question is as
is it possible to partition constituency of my table of prod to the table of archives directly without the use of any intermediate table. ??
Thank you very much
KVMNO.
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How the SelectableRange DateField dynamic?
Hello
How to make the SelectableRange in a dynamic DateField?
I had the user to select a date in the startDateSelector. Then, the endDateSelector rangeEnd date would be 30 days after the date of departure selected.
Is there a way to link:
(a) sselectedDate of the tartDateSelector to the fdate rangeStart ndDateSelector
(b) and how to bind the sselectedDate of the tartDateSelector at eof ndDateSelector end date of range + 30 days?
{"" < mx:DateField id = "startDateSelector"x = "20" y ="57" selectableRange = "{}{rangeStart: new Date (2006,0,1), rangeEnd: new Date (2009,7,10)}}" yearNavigationEnabled ="true" / >
{"" < mx:DateField id = 'endDateSelector'x = "20" y ="113" selectableRange = "{}{rangeStart: new Date (2006,0,1), rangeEnd: new Date (2009,7,10)}}" yearNavigationEnabled ="true" / >
Thank you!
-Laxmidi
Hello
If I understand your problem, you need a specific range to select the date in a DateField.
Check this code, in this i have made dynamic selectrange according to the start date.
Only the user can select between some range as the {departure date + 30 days from start date}
Range can be modified by changing the everyday factor.
This can help you.
///////////////////////// code ////////////////////////////////////////////////
time for 30 days... you can change according to your requirement
private var rangeTime: number = 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 30;
]]>
selectableRange = "{{rangeStart: start.selectedDate, rangeEnd: new Date (start.selectedDate.getTime () + rangeTime)}}" / > "
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