Need hel attendant console- missing leading zero

I have a customer wher we did an upgrade from 4.1(3) to CUCM 7.1(2), we installed the AC plugin from the CUCM, and the AC is working but now the cutomer complains that they can't dial back from the AC because they are missing the leading zeros from the incomming calling numbers, on the phone the numbers are displayed with the zeros, what can be doen to have the leading zeros on the AC
Thanks

Bradley,
I cannot comment on the implementation you have gone through but I can comment on your comments about CUEAC.
There is going to be a new release in June this year which will support directory integration directly to AD as well as the CUCM sync which is available today.
The GUI iteself is to undergo a redesign in version 10, the date on this release is not yet known.
Incremental search is something which is not on the roadmap but is something I will discuss with the Product Manager to see if it can be considered.

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I would suggest to check out the psa. By sorting the data by different criteria you will see duplicates. Additionally you can filter the records based on different restrictions on each field and might be able to find the records containing or not containing fields with leading zeroes.....
But anyway, some manual work has to be done.
regards
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Is there a way to have the correct value with the right number leading zeros when the EAN number is the same except for the leading zeroes?
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Post Author: dougatrueb
CA Forum: Formula
Dear Crystal Report Gurus, I am trying to trucate the leading zeros in a feild that I am pulling from and ODBC table name {Inventory.ItemNumber}. The item number will be similiar to 0000003785768 as an example, and I need it to trancate the leading zeros so the data looks like; 3785768. Is there such a way to this easily? Thanks. Dougatrueb

Post Author: SKodidine
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I am assuming that the itemnumber is a string. If you want it as a string but truncate the leading zeros then do this:
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Yes, the format validation for it is number. I'm reasonably certain it always used to be number, though.
Should their be any detriment elsewhere if I had it changed to Char?
The field (in our test system) is protected against update - how can I remove the protection to test this?
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We had a DIMP ( Discrete Industries Mill Products) addtional installation to our existing landscape on last weekedn. we have a strange issue after that.
Most of the select queries based on material number,vendor,customer are failing. with further analysis it was observed that select queries are failing because of leading zero's missing .
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we know workaround to change all custome programs with conversion exit addtion to material,lifnr,kunnar ect.. but does anybody know if there is any business function which got activated to check leading zero's in select queries and this got activated along with DIMP.
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PS: i wnat to restore my original settings for leading zero so we dont need to change nay programs.

Hi Santosh,
some more analysis is required: For the failed selects, where do the missing-leading-zero kunnr/matnr/lifnr come from?
If from screen input, check the screens are active, check the input fields data type, active, conversion exit correct?
It may be a good idea to check the whole system for inactive objects.
If from other sources, check the complete way the data goes before use in SELECT WHERE clause.
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HTH,
Jason
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2841
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