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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Delimited and Partial Loading

By default, the system loads each element’s full name into system memory (as

opposed to voice memory). Complete element name loading may cause complications

if system memory is limited. There are two methods of conserving system memory

when loading elements, which are set using vmm nload command in the vmm.cfg

configuration file (see The vmm.cfg File on page 144):

• Delimited loading loads element names up to a special delimiter character

(the semicolon ";"). When creating elements in PeriStudio, assign names to

the elements such that they contain the delimiter character. Then place the

command vmm nload del into the vmm.cfg configuration file.

• Partial loading saves memory by only loading a certain number of characters

of each element name, but this increases the possibility of a name conflict.

To specify partial loading, set nload to the number of characters to load

from the element names. For example, to load only the first 10 characters, put

the following line in the vmm.cfg configuration file: vmm nload 10

The table below compares the two methods of loading element names into memory:

• Partial loading has been set to the first three characters.

• Delimited loading always uses the semicolon (";") as the delimiting

character.

Once the system is initialized, the value for nload cannot be modified.

VMM allows identical element names after the names are truncated. However,

only the element that was loaded first will be accessed when referenced. To avoid

this problem, make sure that all element names will be unique after the partial or

delimited loading you selected. (See the above table.)

Delimited vs. Partial Loading of Vocabulary Labels

Element name Partial loading Delimited loading

Greeting Gre Greeting

Yes Yes Yes

No No No

P123;Mortgage P12 P123

P456;Check P45 P456

Breakaway Bre Breakaway

Thank;you;for Tha Thank

BlahBlahBlah Bla BlahBlahBlah

1 2 ... 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 ... 305 306

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