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negative data on CMS R3V8 / Definity G3V5

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negative data on CMS R3V8 / Definity G3V5

negative data on CMS R3V8 / Definity G3V5

(OP)
Here the problem:

                      Avg                VDN   VDN  Active
        Calls Oldest Calls Aban   Busy/  Flow  Flow VDN
VDNs    Wait  Call   Aban  Time   Disc   In    Out  Calls
5905    -78    :16  14    :45      0     0     0   174

Someone can tell me why call wait appear with minus sign ?

The call from GNR go into VDN 5905 (vector 410) then in a IVR system (HU 427 with post-digit 5905)

Here the vector:

Vector:410                                                      
Step                   Actions and Conditions   
   
1 route-to number 90427~p5905 with cov n if unconditionally
2 busy

Thank you
Francesco

RE: negative data on CMS R3V8 / Definity G3V5

Is this a custom report?  If so have someone go into screen painter and double the the calls waiting field to ensure the syntax is correct. Check another real time VDN report to see if it is showing the same.  You also may want to reboot the server. Usually when I call avaya over CMS problems the first thing they want is for me to reboot the server.  Good Luck


RE: negative data on CMS R3V8 / Definity G3V5

fapuzzo
If this report it´s a standard report, maybe you have a corruption in the table dvdn, made a reboot in the Sun Server like "roche", if don´t fix the problem maybe you must re-create the table dvdn.

Regards
PatoSalvaje

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