This subsection explains the usage of the
check_names-utility (check.exe) output. The checked databases,
files and values are described in the document
“Inconsistencies Check of Contact-Names
regarding the old, the new Databases and the general Information in
VMTEL.TXT (Check_names.doc)” which explains
‘how’ the check is executed. This document will explain
the results of the checks and show the necessary actions to be
done.
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The performed Checks
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ITEQUIP
.CPU and ITEQUIP. UTILISATEUR (synonym in this document:
check_names)
For every asset with an associated name in the old database check
if the new database has the same name.
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VMTEL.TXT
Contacts (synonym in this document: check_vmtel_contacts)
For every name-id in vmtel.txt find the entry in the new
database.
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Service
Desk Contacts (synonym in this document:
check_service_desk_contacts)
Check every Contact Name of the Service Desk Contacts against the
vmtel.txt name-id.
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Output Files
List of all files of
this check:
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folder
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file
|
check
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synonym
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C:\Synstar\data\csv
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check_names_nok.TXT
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1
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check_names
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check_names_ok.TXT
|
1
|
check_names
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check_vmtel_contacts_nok.TXT
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2
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check_vmtel_contacts
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check_vmtel_contacts_ok.TXT
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2
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check_vmtel_contacts
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check_service_desk_contacts_nok.TXT
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3
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check_service_desk_contacts
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check_service_desk_contacts_ok.TXT
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3
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check_service_desk_contacts
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C:\Synstar\data\ca
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check_names_upd.ca
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1
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check_vmtel_contacts
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check_vmtel_contacts_new.ca
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2
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check_vmtel_contacts
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check_vmtel_contacts_upd.ca
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2
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check_vmtel_contacts
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C:\Synstar\data
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|
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check_names.txt
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2
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check_vmtel_contacts
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The files in the folder
‘C:\Synstar\data\csv’ are the results of checks.
They can be easily seen be using MS-Excel. Open MS-Excel and then
use open (textfiles, delimited by tabs ) to load the file. Use the
“AutoFilter” option on the first line, align the width
of all columns and fix the first line in the window. This view of
the file will be used in all following explications. The
‘_nok’ files contain the assets with errors, the
‘_ok’ files all other assets.
The files in the folder
‘C:\Synstar\data\ca’ contain commands to solve
erroneous assets by Unicenter commands but they have to be checked
first (see explanations below).
The file ‘C:\Synstar\data\
check_names.txt’ is the log of the check program and contains
additional information on check 2.
1. Hardware Requirements
