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Cyclic dependency

Some entities in Cisco Unified Communications Manager depend upon each other in such a way that one

cannot be imported without importing the other. Import/Export carries out the import process for such entities

in two stages:

The entity with the higher priority is imported first, with a blank value for the supporting entity.

This occurs because the value of the supporting entity is not available at the time.Note

After importing all the entities in the .tar, Import/Export updates the higher priority entity with the value

of the supporting entity to complete the import process.

The value of the supporting entity becomes available in the next cycle.Note

Example

Consider the following example to understand how cyclic dependency works:

Device Pool and Media Resource Group List (MRGL)—Device Pool (entity with the higher priority) gets

imported first, with a blank value for MRGL (supporting entity), because the value of MRGL is not available

at the time. After importing all the entities in the .tar file, Import/Export updates Device Pool, replacing the

blank value with the true value of MRGL to complete the import process.

Consider the following entities as bound by cyclic dependency:

• Device Pool and MRGL

• Device Pool and Route Group

• Partition and Time Schedule

• Application User and User group

• Licensing

Sample Record

devicepool.csv

DEVICE POOL NAME,CISCO UNIFIED CALLMANAGER GROUP,DATE/TIME GROUP,REGION,SRST REFERENCE,CALLING

SEARCH SPACE FOR AUTO-REGISTRATION,AAR CALLING SEARCH SPACE,DEVICE MOBILITY CALLING SEARCH

SPACE,MEDIA RESOURCE GROUP LIST,LOCATION,NETWORK LOCALE,CONNECTION MONITOR DURATION,DEVICE

MOBILITY GROUP,AAR GROUP,REVERTED CALL FOCUS PRIORITY,LOCAL ROUTE GROUP,CALLING PARTY

TRANSFORMATION CSS,CALLED PARTY TRANSFORMATION CSS,INCOMING CALLING PARTY NATIONAL NUMBER

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