Toshiba Perfecptione Installation And Maintenance Manual page 259

PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
SECTION 200-255-319
JANUARY 1993
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The system will print DONE when the memory
check is complete.
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If the memory check fails, the system will re-
spond with:
ERROR
ADRS = XXXH.
COL = XXH.
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The system must be INITIALIZED after running
this program.
3. Data Dump Program (Table 19-2)
3.01 The DDMP Program transfers the contents
of the system data memory to the disk for perma-
nent storage.
3.02 Using this program has the same effect as
responding Y" to the SAV prompt that is given
when a data input program is exited. The current
data that is then residing in system memory will be
written on the disk, thereby replacing any previ- i: .
ously-recorded data.
c 5%.
-a*.-.
3.03 It is possible, via the System Data Block, to
specify the DDMP Program as a daily routine and
to cause the data to be recorded daily. This enables
the speed dialing information that has been entered
by the attendant console or station user to be
captured on the disk.
3.04 This program is also useful for updating a
spare disk. To use the DDMP Program manually
(refer to Table 19-2):
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Perform the Authorization Procedure (Level 1,2,
or 3).
Enter: DDMP (in response to the OK prompt).
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The system will respond with DPG and then the
dumping process will begin.
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The system will print DUN when the data transfer
is complete.
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No other input is required.
TABLE 19-2
Procedure - Data Dump Program
Authorization Procedure must be completed. If an OK response is received, proceed as follows:
ITEM
PROMPT USER ENTRY NOTE
OK DDMP
DPG (Y/N)
DUN
Y or N
1
2&3
NOTES:
1. Enter Y to perform data dump. Enter N to abort.
2. Data dump is complete.
Stop printing and return to REQ.
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