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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual
Page 292 # P0602477 Ver: 3.1.11
Database Conversion
Conversion of databases from one format to another (HSAM, ISAM, DISAM) or
between Solaris and Windows platforms is implemented with the PeriPro dbcopy
application.
The dbcopy application (located in ASEHOME/etc) must be started on two
different phone lines attached to the same vmst (any combination of line types may
be used). One line serves as the reader (source database file) and the other line serves
as the writer (target database file). The reader reads all the records from the existing
database file and passes them, by means of phone-to-phone communications, to the
writer, which stores the records in the target database file.
Platform Conversion
To convert a database file from one platform to another (e.g. from Solaris to
Windows) the writer has to run on the target machine (in this case the Windows
machine) while connected to vmst remotely. An empty target database file has to be
created, using dbman, prior to the conversion. The source file must also have been
defined using dbman, but cannot be empty. The following is an example of a
platform conversion.
Starting a Reader
A source database file must exist and be defined by dbman.
Start either a real or simulated vmst.
•Start a vengine on line 201 (for example), specifying the source filename
and the writer’s phone line number using the
-O "read:(file:srcname) write:(line:number)" option.
For example, to read from the (source) file abc use:
vengine -p201 -v1 -O "read:(file:abc)
write:(line:202)" dbcopy
Starting a Writer
A target database file must exist and be defined by dbman.
•Start vengine on line 202 (for example), specifying the target filename and
reader’s phone line number using the -O "read:(line:number)
write:(file:target)" option.
For example, to write into the (target) file xyz use:
vengine -p202 -v1 -O "read:(line:201)
write:(file:xyz)" dbcopy
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