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Home > Forums > Wiring Closet > Phone Systems > Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems Forum

Meridian output to AS/400

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ride98red (TechnicalUser)

31 Dec 01 15:50

Currently Meridian is spitting out data to an AS/400. The output for the most part looks fine, however, sometimes the call records run together making one long string of multiple call records. Is there a way to format the output so this doesnt happen?
I know how to do this when a terminal is directly connected to the Meridian system, but Im lost when it comes to the AS/400 side? Is the problem with Meridian or is it the AS/400?
Thanks for any advice

Happy New Year

tim080772 (TechnicalUser)

15 Feb 02 1:55

Change the TRCR to yes in Ld 15, this will add an extra 'Carriage Return' after each record and maybe help.

Tim Russell
http://www.russellweb.co.uk/nortel

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