Associate DDI range with Extn Range

[mack27]

Hi,

Question is in the title it just I have forgotten how too?

Thanks

Mack

 

[mundus]

use number conversion - NUTRI.

 

[mack27]

Thanks I do realise that but I having difficulty working it on from the existing nutrp;

 

[whosrdaddy]

print the NUTRP; output here, we will help you through it (also mention the DDI range)

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[mack27]

Ok here goes:

ENTRY CNVTYP NUMTYP ROU TARDST PRE TRC NEWTYP CONT BCAP HLC
33 2 0 90 2
01 2 0 90
02 2 0 90
2 2 0 90
7 2 0 90 0
8 2 0 90
01 2 2 90
1 2 2 90
2 2 2 90
4 2 2 90
8 2 2 90
9 2 2 90
DDI range is 337300-337399 cheers

 

[Sync182]

I'm going to make a couple of assumptions, here:
1) that your DDI range is 33-73xx
2) that your extn range is 73xx

The tricky part, from your NUTRP, is the formatting was lost in posting. Oh, well.

Execute command:

NUTRI:entry=33,cnvtyp=2,numtyp=0,trc=2;

However, if you have your indial range that does NOT match your extn range, you need to do additional manipulation.

Assume DDI range is 33-73xx, and extn range is 5xx.

NUTRI:entry=3373,cnvtyp=2,numtyp=0,trc=4,pre=5;

This will strip the first 4 digits of the DDI range and predigit the remaining 2 digits with 5 to form your extn range.

Hope this helps.