kik

I'd like to know if there is a way to list entries in ARS based on Route Pattern. In other words I'd like to know which numbers in ARS will use a particular Route Pattern.
BTW - I know how to check individual numbers.

Thanks.

ahays

Issue the command "list ars route xxxxxxxxxx" where xxx represents the number that you wish to check EXCLUDING the ARS FAC (usually "9"). This will return the ARS analysis matching pattern.

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kik

Thank you.
What I am looking for is a way to look at this from the route's perspective. Is there a command that will list all numbers that use, say route pattern 4? Provided I don't know whych numbers may be using that route pattern.

koelemon

list ars analysis route 4 (or whatever route you want to see)

a seldom known/used command that is wonderful

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ahays

GOOD STUFF!

regs,

.al.

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kik

You rock!!! That is exactly what I was looking for.

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deepakjain

This is just a very useful command.

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DJ :)
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koelemon

I love it for when there is a need to remove a route pattern or use one for testing to verify I am not messing something else up. Glad you guys like it.

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