Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

...

Select File from the top-left menu bar and select click on the

Keywordmacro
LabelSave a copy of call database as
option , as shown below:

Screenshotmacro
Borderfalse
Shadowfalse
URL/download/attachments/7241892/backing_up_1.png

A new window will appear, where allowing you can to decide on the name of the file and the output location:

Screenshotmacro
Borderfalse
Shadowfalse
URL/download/attachments/7241892/backing_up_2.png

You will be asked whether you want to compress the database before saving the file. Compressing the database results in a slight speed degradation when the data will be imported back in the system; however, this is hardly noticeable with the specification of a modern PC

Backing Up - Export

You can choose to To back up your call data by removing the calls from the database, you can export any selected data from your database into to a special file. This file , which can then be imported back into any TIM system in the system, if required, at a later datestage. The automatic archive function performs this type of backup on a predetermined period of calls (see later).

To export your data, choose File ? Export Calls... from the main menu.

Screenshotmacro

The following window appears select File from the top-left menu bar and  click on the Export Calls  option, as shown below:

Screenshotmacro
Borderfalse
Shadowfalse
URLhttp://docs.tri-line.com:8090/download/attachments/7241892/backing_up_3.png

The following window will appear, asking you to select the date range of the calls you want to export:

Screenshotmacro
Borderfalse
Shadowfalse
URL/download/attachments/7241892/backing_up_4.png

Enter the start date and end date

Referencemacro
Labelstart
and 
Referencemacro
Labelend
dates in the respective boxes, then click on the  Export button. If you want to export all calls from the database for importing into another TIM system, select the All calls currently in database option.

...