CUCM SQL: Device Profile without Line [1] Number

Hi Guys,
we're cleaning up our Callmanager environment right now and I wanna get rid of User Device Profiles which never have been deleted. Is there any way (my thought was via SQL) to at least show up the Device Profiles, who don't have a Line [1] number associated with it (the DNs already have been deleted but there still a lot of old Profiles laying around)
Thanks for a short reply
cheers
Marc

Try this:
run sql select device.name from device where not exists (select fkdevice from devicenumplanmap where devicenumplanmap.fkdevice = device.pkid) and device.tkclass = 254
... though George's answer is equally practical for non-SQL types (+5) :-)
Aaron

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Hi guys,
I have a customer who would like to find out which User Device Profiles are not being used. I think the following methods would work but I have no idea how to do these in bulk:
1: Figure out if the User Device Profile is associated with a user or not
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Hello
Having a bit of a problem with piplined functions.
Why does this work :
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
DECLARE
TYPE SARRAY IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(4000);
CURSOR CU IS SELECT * FROM DX_XML_ATTENDANCE WHERE STUD_ID = 107777 AND BASE_ID = 94;
T_STUD NUMBER(10);
T_BASE NUMBER(10);
T_DATE DATE;
T_MARKS VARCHAR2(1000);
LEN_MARKS NUMBER;
PDATE DATE;
SDATE DATE;
EDATE DATE;
SLEN NUMBER;
WEEKLEN NUMBER;
INIPOS NUMBER;
MARRAY VARCHAR2(1000);
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MY_REC     DX_XML_ATTENDANCE%ROWTYPE;
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OPEN CU;
LOOP
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SUBARRAY(2) := T_BASE;
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DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SUBARRAY(1)||' '||SUBARRAY(2)||' '||SUBARRAY(3)||' '||SUBARRAY(4)||' '||
     SUBARRAY(5)||' '||SUBARRAY(6)||' '||SUBARRAY(7)||' '||SUBARRAY(8)||' '||SUBARRAY(9)||' '||
     SUBARRAY(10)||' '||SUBARRAY(11)||' '||SUBARRAY(12)||' '||SUBARRAY(13)||' '||SUBARRAY(14)||' '||
     SUBARRAY(15)||' '||SUBARRAY(16)||' '||SUBARRAY(17));
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     WEEKLEN := LENGTH(MARRAY);
     IF WEEKLEN < 14 THEN
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     FOR i IN 4 .. 17 LOOP
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DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SUBARRAY(1)||' '||SUBARRAY(2)||' '||SUBARRAY(3)||' '||SUBARRAY(4)||' '||
     SUBARRAY(5)||' '||SUBARRAY(6)||' '||SUBARRAY(7)||' '||SUBARRAY(8)||' '||SUBARRAY(9)||' '||
     SUBARRAY(10)||' '||SUBARRAY(11)||' '||SUBARRAY(12)||' '||SUBARRAY(13)||' '||SUBARRAY(14)||' '||
     SUBARRAY(15)||' '||SUBARRAY(16)||' '||SUBARRAY(17));
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     SLEN := SLEN + 14;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
END;
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CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY PARSE_ATTENDANCE AS
FUNCTION ENUM_MARKS(SEL_SQL IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN TMP_ATT_DATA_TBL PIPELINED
IS
V_SQL           VARCHAR(1000):= SEL_SQL;
V_CURSOR      SYS_REFCURSOR;
V_ROW          TMP_ATT_HOLDING:=TMP_ATT_HOLDING(NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
T_STUD           NUMBER(10);
T_BASE           NUMBER(10);
T_DATE           DATE;
T_MARKS      VARCHAR2(1000);
LEN_MARKS      NUMBER;
PDATE          DATE;
SDATE          DATE;
EDATE          DATE;
SLEN           NUMBER;
WEEKLEN      NUMBER;
INIPOS           NUMBER;
MARRAY           VARCHAR2(1000);
SUBARRAY      SARRAY := SARRAY();
SFILL           VARCHAR2(14) := '--------------';
EPOS           NUMBER;
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SUBARRAY.EXTEND(17);
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     EXIT WHEN V_CURSOR%NOTFOUND;
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T_BASE := V_ROW.BASE_ID;
T_DATE := TO_DATE(V_ROW.START_DATE, 'DD/MM/YYYY');
T_MARKS := V_ROW.MARKS;
LEN_MARKS := LENGTH(T_MARKS);
EPOS := LEN_MARKS / 2;
SDATE := ROUND(TO_DATE(T_DATE), 'W') - 1;
INIPOS := TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(T_DATE, 'D'));
SLEN := INIPOS + 3;
PDATE := SDATE;
EDATE := SDATE + EPOS;
MARRAY := SUBSTR(T_MARKS, 1, SLEN);
WEEKLEN := LENGTH(MARRAY);
IF WEEKLEN < 14 THEN
     MARRAY := SUBSTR(SFILL, 1, 14 - WEEKLEN) || MARRAY;
END IF;
SUBARRAY(1) := T_STUD;
SUBARRAY(2) := T_BASE;
SUBARRAY(3) := PDATE;
FOR i IN 4 .. 17 LOOP
     SUBARRAY(i) := SUBSTR(MARRAY, i - 3, 1);
END LOOP;
PIPE ROW(TMP_ATT_DATA_OBJ(SUBARRAY(1),SUBARRAY(2),SUBARRAY(3),SUBARRAY(4),
     SUBARRAY(5),SUBARRAY(6),SUBARRAY(7),SUBARRAY(8),SUBARRAY(9),
     SUBARRAY(10),SUBARRAY(11),SUBARRAY(12),SUBARRAY(13),SUBARRAY(14),
     SUBARRAY(15),SUBARRAY(16),SUBARRAY(17)));
WHILE PDATE < EDATE LOOP
     PDATE := PDATE + 7;
     MARRAY := SUBSTR(T_MARKS, SLEN + 1, 14);
     WEEKLEN := LENGTH(MARRAY);
     IF WEEKLEN < 14 THEN
          MARRAY := MARRAY || SUBSTR(SFILL, 1, 14 - WEEKLEN);
     END IF;
     FOR i IN 4 .. 17 LOOP
          SUBARRAY(i) := SUBSTR(MARRAY, i - 3, 1);
     END LOOP;
     SUBARRAY(3) := PDATE;
     PIPE ROW(TMP_ATT_DATA_OBJ(SUBARRAY(1),SUBARRAY(2),SUBARRAY(3),SUBARRAY(4),
     SUBARRAY(5),SUBARRAY(6),SUBARRAY(7),SUBARRAY(8),SUBARRAY(9),
     SUBARRAY(10),SUBARRAY(11),SUBARRAY(12),SUBARRAY(13),SUBARRAY(14),
     SUBARRAY(15),SUBARRAY(16),SUBARRAY(17)));
     PDATE := PDATE + 7;
     SLEN := SLEN + 14;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
END ENUM_MARKS;
END PARSE_ATTENDANCE;
(This is then called like SELECT * FROM
TABLE(
PARSE_ATTENDANCE.ENUM_MARKS(
'SELECT STUD_ID, BASE_ID, START_DATE, MARKS
FROM DX_XML_ATTENDANCE WHERE STUD_ID = 107777
AND BASE_ID = 94'))
I get the same error, around this section near the bottom :
     PDATE := PDATE + 7;
     SLEN := SLEN + 14;
Can any one help?

Here is an example. you are missing an return statement.
SQL> create or replace type varchar2_table is table of varchar2(10) ;
2 /
Type created.
SQL> show errors
No errors.
SQL> create or replace function get_data return varchar2_table pipelined is
2 begin
3      pipe row(('Test')) ;
4 end ;
5 /
Function created.
SQL> show errors
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ORA-06503: PL/SQL: Function returned without value
ORA-06512: at "KKISHORE.GET_DATA", line 3
no rows selected
SQL> create or replace function get_data return varchar2_table pipelined is
2 begin
3      pipe row(('Test')) ;
4 return ;
5 end ;
6 /
Function created.
SQL> show errors
No errors.
SQL> select * from table(get_data) ;
COLUMN_VAL
Test
SQL>

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Hello,
Scenario,
7960 Phone:
extenion : 5555 it is on phone line
partition: internal
CSS: internal
User Device Profile created for user for EM by choosing 7960 device
extension : 5555 it is on user device profile line
partition: UDP
CSS: GSM
Question:
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HTH, please rate all useful posts!
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User to Device:
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User to Directory Number:
SELECT enduser.userid, numplan.dnorpattern FROM enduser, numplan, endusernumplanmap WHERE enduser.pkid = endusernumplanmap.fkenduser AND endusernumplanmap.fknumplan = numplan.pkid AND enduser.userid='FOO'
Number to Hunt List:
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