Cisco Cisco Prime Optical 9.6 Prospecto
Step2: Get the group id from the group name using the bellow command.
SQL> select groupid from group_info_table where groupname=<duplicated subtended group
name>;
name>;
This step is used to find out the group id allotted for the duplicate subnetwork.
Note1: In this example the group name is TestDwdm, You should enter appropriate duplicate
subtended group name.
subtended group name.
Note2: The actual font size of the commands may differ from the above given example.
Step3: Get the PARENTID from the group id.
SQL>select * from domain_table where childid=<GROUPID>;
In above case there are two subnetwork (one original and one duplicated), so each of these two
subnetwork have different PARENTID’s.
subnetwork have different PARENTID’s.
Note: -143 is the childid (GROUP ID) which will get from step2. This will vary from case to case.
Step4: Find out the group name from the PARENTID obtained from step3.
SQL> select groupname from group_info_table where groupid=<PARENTID>;