At the Command prompt, enter the following command.
<dis-vegas;
DIS-VEGAS;
H500: AMO VEGAS STARTED
SYSTEM NO.
AMO
APS NO. START USER STATUS
SWU: L12345Z1234U00001 REGEN L12345B1234B00100 18.11.18 09:22 MICHE FREE
ADS: L12345Z1234U00001 REGEN L12345B1234B00100 18.11.18 09:24 MICHE FINISHED
AMO-VEGAS-111 ADMIN. OF DATABASE GENERATION RUNS ON SUPPORT SYSTEM
DISPLAY COMPLETED;
If the STATUS at the end of the DID-VEGAS command is FREE, then you will start the regen
If it says "FINISHED" on EITHER or BOTH lines, you must do this:
<DEL-VEGAS:ADS,L12345Z1234U00001,REGEN,MICHE;
^^^ SWU here if needed
H500: AMO VEGAS STARTED
AMO-VEGAS-111 ADMIN. OF DATABASE GENERATION RUNS ON SUPPORT SYSTEM
DELETE COMPLETED;
Here is an explanation of the command to delete the SWU:
Now to start the REGEN.
sta-regen:SITENAME,L12345Z1234U00001,n,,,,,,swu;
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<sta-regen:SITENAME,L12345Z1234U00001,n,,,,,,swu;
STA-REGEN:ROBINS,L31910Z0321U00001,N,,,,,,SWU;
H500: AMO REGEN STARTED
H01: REGENERATION STARTED
H17: HW-MODULE SWU IS REGENERATING
H27: HW MODULE SWU REGENERATION SUCCESSFUL
H90: REGENERATION FINISHED
AMO-REGEN-111 REGENERATE CUSTOMER DATA FROM THE DATABASE
START COMPLETED;
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Continuing with the second half of the REGEN, repeat the command with ads; insteal of swu; at the end.
Then copy the files off to a thumbdrive for OFF SITE storage.
--TIger