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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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Deactivating MMF Files

When activated, MPS MMF files (both playback and record) take up space in Voice

Data Memory (VDM). Since this space is limited, applications should be deactivated

when they are no longer required. VDM status can be obtained from the VMM Cache

Status Report, which is displayed by entering the command vmm cachestatus

either in an MPS shell or the VSH Command Line.

The vmm repconfig command can be used to display configuration information

for VDM (as well as how much VDM is in the system) however, it does not indicate

usage. The vmm cachestatus command is preferred because it shows how much

VDM is actually in use (as well as other useful information).

If an attempt is made to deactivate a file currently being accessed by one or more

applications, VMM does not deactivate the file immediately. Instead, VMM places the

file in a deactivation queue. If any application tries to make any new references to an

MMF file in the deactivation queue, the reference fails and VMM generates an alarm.

When all prior references to elements in the file have completed, VMM deactivates

the file.

While outstanding references to an MMF file are being satisfied, it is possible to

deactivate another MMF file.

How to ...Deactivate MultiMedia Format Files using the MMF

Configurator Tool

1. Launch the MPS Control Center.

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