edsbr command

arctus · Post by **arctus** » 02 Aug 2005 14:34

I find this command (edsbr) very useful, when you want to review all the users in the database. I use it to find out which dir. numbers are not yet assigned and to review the physical connections.

arctus, SI

TommyDe · Post by **TommyDe** » 07 Feb 2006 03:23

If you want to see what numbers not created itÂ´s easier to use ednump for numbering plan. You can also use edabv for speed dialling numbers.

cavagnaro · Post by **cavagnaro** » 18 Mar 2006 17:16

I found that if i add forward it says that some numbers are in forward but they doensn't match necesarilly with the ones that listfwd command shows, so what does the forward in edsbr means?

olebon · Post by **olebon** » 21 Mar 2006 18:21

Sorry for a stupid question. I tried edsbr, but it keeps asking

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enter criteria or command:
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Is there a way to get a short description?

cavagnaro · Post by **cavagnaro** » 22 Mar 2006 09:02

write help *

arctus · Post by **arctus** » 01 Nov 2006 12:20

Hi, just wondering, with the "edsbr" command, is there a way to display the full directory number name, because by default, it's being truncated, even if you manually enter the width of the column!

thanks, arctus, SI

lapepe · Post by **lapepe** » 08 Mar 2007 04:00

I want change default output to file, no to screen.
How??

I know help * now.
I type enter criteria or command:help out
No help for out command.

tincho.rn · Post by **tincho.rn** » 08 Mar 2007 07:18

Use:
*? and ?

zanex · Post by **zanex** » 08 Mar 2007 17:05

When you type go it will run the query and create a file in /usr4/tmp with the following filename mcsedXXXXXX where the X's are random characters - just export the file and use excel with a "|" delimiter.

lapepe · Post by **lapepe** » 09 Mar 2007 03:48

Thanks All.