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Asset ID: 1-77-2101743.1
Update Date:2016-03-14
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Solution Type  Sun Alert Sure

Solution  2101743.1 :   Upgrading EAGLE with ITUN24 Point Codes to Release 45.1 Through 46.1 May Corrupt SCCP Services Table  


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Description
Occurrence
Symptoms
Workaround
History
References


Applies to:

Oracle Communications EAGLE (Software) - Version EAGLE 45.1 to EAGLE 46.1 [Release EAGLE 45.0 to EAGLE 46.0]
Tekelec

Description

Upgrade to Eagle release 45.1 through 46.1 while having ITUN24/China 24-bit point codes in the system may corrupt SCCP services table.

Occurrence

This occurs when following conditions are true:

  1. Eagle running on release 45.0 and prior
  2. ITUN24/China 24-bit point codes are used in the system
  3. Any of SCCP services GFLEX/GPORT/MNP is used
  4. Upgrade to release 45.1 through 46.1

 

Symptoms

Post-upgrade, the rtrv-tbl-capacity output will show a different size for the SCCPSRV and MRN tables than the source release.
Post-upgrade, following severity may be observed:
Card 1113 Module dbcdserv.c Line 3308 Class 01b1 Severity 1
 05

Workaround

If EAGLE has ITUN24/China 24-bit point codes then upgrade path should be as below:
Eagle release prior to 45.0 -> Release 45.0 -> Release 46.2
Please contact Oracle customer support team for more details. 

History

 29-JAN-2016 - KM Document Created.

References

<BUG:19509586> - DBCDSERV.C LINE 1565 CLASS 015C TROUBLE GENERATED WITH RTRV-TBL-CAPACITY COMMAND
<BUG:21050127> - MODULE DBCDSERV.C LINE 3308 CLASS 01B1 SEVERITY 1 05 GENERATED AFTER UPGRADE

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