Specifications

Chapter 6: Programming
Tests and Error Messages
Mitel
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5000 Installation Manual – Issue 3.0, October 2008 Page 6-13
Boards (Mitel 5000 Modules)
This test checks to make sure that each board, or module, has the proper entries in all
corresponding tables. For a summary of possible error messages, see Table 6-2.
Cleanup
The Cleanup test detects and removes objects that are not in use, including:
• Hunt Groups
• Facility Groups
• Route Groups
• CO Trunk Groups
• Page Zones
• Standard Account Codes
• Forced Account Codes
• System Speed Dials
NOTE
In this section the term “board” appearing on the DB Programming graphical user
interface (GUI) refers to Mitel 5000 expansion modules. The term “slot” refers to
one of the bays in the Mitel 5000 Base Server.
Table 6-2. DB Test and Repair Error Messages for Modules
Error Message Indication
The board in slot <slot number> has no
records in <table name>
In this case, the module/board is required to have
records in its table. However, none exist. This
corruption is repaired by adding default records to
the table. The Repair Status either indicates Record
Added if one record was added or Records Added if
more than one record was added.
The board in slot <slot number> has an
incorrect number of records in <table
name>
In this case, the module/board does not have the
proper number of records in its table. This
corruption is repaired by adding default records to
the table. The Repair Status indicates Records
Added.
The board in slot <slot number> has an
incorrect record sequence in <table
name>
In this case, the module/board has the proper
number of records in the table. However, the
sequence numbers are incorrect. For example, the
records should be numbered 1–10. However, they
are numbered 0–9. This corruption is repaired by
deleting the record that has an out-of-bounds
sequence number and adding a default record for
the each missing sequence number. In the given
example, record 0 would be deleted and record 10
would be added. The Repair Status indicates
Added/Deleted Records, Deleted Records, or
Records Added depending on the action that was
taken.