Carrier Access BROADway System 770-0125-AB - Manual (Page 73)

BROADway - Release 4.00 3-25
Configuration
Managing the BROADway Configuration Database
4. To delete a database, select it under Offline and
click Delete. You cannot delete the database that is
either RUNNING or SAVED. To delete a
database that is RUNNING or SAVED, you must
copy an alternative database file to SAVED.
5. To rename a database, select it and click Rename.
6. Click Close to close the Database Management
window.
To re-initialize the database system to a default factory
condition, follow the instructions found in Managing the
Database Using TL1 on page 3-25.
Managing the Database Using TL1
To view the databases currently stored on the BROADway system, use the RTRV-DB TL1 command:
RTRV-DB::NSP:1::;
To copy the RUNNING, SAVED, or an OFFLINE configuration database to the SAVED, or an
alternative OFFLINE database, use the CPY-DB TL1 command:
CPY-DB::NSP:1::,,;
—RUNNING, SAVED, or user-defined OFFLINE name.
—SAVED, or user-defined OFFLINE name.
—User-defined saved name. This field is optional and should only be specified when
is RUNNING and is SAVED.
NOTE: Database names are limited to 19 characters and must not begin with a numeric
character.
Examples:
Save the running database to the SAVED database as the filename newdbname:
CPY-DB::NSP:1::RUNNING,SAVED,newdbname;
The next time you reboot the BROADway system, this database will become the RUNNING database.
Create an OFFLINE copy of the saved database under the filename offlinename:
CPY-DB::NSP:1::SAVED,offlinename;
Copy the database named offlinename as the SAVED database:
CPY-DB::NSP:1::offlinename,SAVED;
The next time you reboot the BROADway system, this database will become the RUNNING database.
NOTE: To change the currently running configuration, you must reboot the BROADway
system. You cannot move a database directly to RUNNING. You can only move a
database to SAVED. When you reboot the BROADway system, the database in SAVED
becomes the RUNNING database.