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Archived System CR SCR010709-3 Detail

or invalid data entry. In addition to the parsed data, this enhancement will allow all (GUI and XML) users to request listing data by ATN, Caption, SLU, SAC (8XX), NSTN. Today IMA LSTR is restricted to LTN inquiries and this sometimes results in rejects for the Provider, since accounts may have listings at different LTNs and it is common for those to be inadvertently excluded. Another added benefit to the Provider is that they will only have to access IMA LSTR to view listing data where as today they are forced to view DLIS and then go back to IMA to submit their FBDL orders.

Status History

Project Meetings

Bonnie Johnson – Integra asked if Qwest still had tickets open on these.

Mark Coyne – Qwest indicated that there were tickets still open for 26.0 but that he believed they were not directly related to the functionality for this CR. He suggested we come back to this section.

NOTE: See May 2010 Systems meeting minutes under Section L Production Support Tickets for full discussion around status of open tickets.

4/21/10 Systems CMP meeting Mark Coyne – Qwest indicated that this SCR went into IMA Release 26.0 last year. Qwest would like to close this CR.

Bonnie Johnson – Integra asked if all the tickets were closed on this SCR.

Mark Coyne – Qwest indicated that the tickets were targeted to be fixed or are fixed.

Susan Lorence – Qwest relayed that based on the TBD report, there might be some paperwork left to close them out or there is a manual solution available. She relayed that Qwest can leave the event notice open versus the CR.

Bonnie Johnson – Integra indicated if the functionality is not working, she questions the appropriateness of closing this SCR.

Susan Lorence – Qwest said the SCR would remain open one more month while we investigate.

03/17/10 Systems CMP meeting Susan Lorence - Qwest relayed that Qwest had kept two IMA Release 26 CRs, SCR010709-1, IMA FBDL Community Name Validation, and SCR010709-3, IMA LSTR Enhancement, open since implementation in October 2009 and was proposing closure. Mindy Chapman – Neustar questioned whether CLECs were going to R26 during the upcoming weekend. Mindy questioned whether any CLECs had yet tested and signed off that the CRs full functionality was working and they had been certified it. Carrie Bousfield -Qwest relayed no customer had yet used the full functionality but one customer was going this weekend that would use it. Carrie was pretty sure the full functionality had been tested. Mindy Chapman – Neustar requested the two SCRs remain open until customers have had a chance to use it. Susan Lorence-Qwest said the CRs would remain open and will revisit in April.

02/17/10 Systems CMP meeting Mark Coyne – Qwest relayed that the two CRs associated with the IMA 26.0 release, SCR010709-1 IMA FBDL Community Name Validation and SCR010709-3 IMA LSTR Enhancement, would be left in CLEC Test another month while we continue to work on the remaining open Trouble Tickets.

01/20/10 Systems CMP meeting Mark Coyne – Qwest also relayed that the two CRs associated with the IMA release, SCR010709-1 IMA FBDL Community Name Validation and SCR010709-3 IMA LSTR Enhancement, would also be left in CLEC Test due to remaining Trouble Tickets that are open.

12/16/09 Systems CMP meeting Mark Coyne – Qwest also relayed that the two CRs associated with the IMA release, SCR010709-1 IMA FBDL Community Name Validation and SCR010709-3 IMA LSTR Enhancement, would also be left in CLEC Test.

11/18/09 Systems CMP meeting Mark Coyne-Qwest said this CR deployed on 10/19/09 and asked if there was any objection to closure. Kim Isaacs-Integra said there are open tickets for this CR and would like to have the CR remain open. She asked if Qwest had a date when these tickets would be fixed. Mark Coyne-Qwest said we will look into Integra’s question. 11/19/09 Update – See Attachment L in minutes for updates to production support tickets Mark Coyne-Qwest stated that this attachment contains the current Production Support Tickets. He said that tickets 1, 3 and 4 have workarounds and are still pending final resolution. Mark said that tickets 7 – 10 are associated with the 26.0 release. Mark also said that there is a patch scheduled on 12/14/09 for ticket 2 on the list. Jeff Sonnier-Sprint thanked Mark for the update. 11/19/09 Status Update to production support tickets 4284274 IMA 26 10/20/2009 IMA LSTR Exact Match Response Screen is not displaying the LALO field (Room, Apt, Bldg, etc.). Fix is in production now. Ticket has been Closed 4284265 IMA 26 10/20/2009 IMA LSTR RECAP is not returning the DIRNAME field for Non Standard Telephone Number (NSTN) Listings or Foreign Listings Ticket closed. Fix is in production, went in for Soak Patch (Oct 29th) 4292838 IMA 26 10/23/2009 FBDL Community Name validation is not occurring for LOCNUM=002 on a Service Address change order. Fix will go in for Dec' 09 Patch 4289924 IMA 26 10/28/2009 IMA LSTR RECAP is not returning the Letter Name Placement (LNPL) value of L (Letter) and is defaulting to W (Word) Ticket closed. Fix is in production, went in for Soak Patch (Oct 29th)

10/21/09 Systems CMP Meeting Mark Coyne-Qwest said this CR deployed on 10/19/09 and would remain open another month

9/18/09 Additional Information Added to CR In review of the IMA LSTR enhancement, the DLIS User Guide was updated. Updates are to correct outdated information and add clarifying information . There are no changes to the DLIS GUI.

3/18/09 Systems CMP Meeting Mark Coyne-Qwest said that this attachment is the IMA 26.0 Prioritization List based on the results of the ranking that was conducted the 1st part of March. Mark said that the total capacity for the IMA 26.0 release is 6500 hours. He said that the LOEs for all 4 candidates is 6497 hours and all will be included in the release.

1/21/09 Systems CMP meeting Lee Gomez-Qwest said that this CR will modify the IMA LSTR Pre-Order function for Facility Based Directory Listings (FBDL) to return listing data parsed. She said that today, much of the data is returned concatenated. For example, the Listed Name field returns the LNLN, LNFN, Title, DES, NICK, etc. Parsing the data will align with the LSR, EU and DL fields for FBDL. Lee said that the LSTR parsed data will also allow XML users to develop an LSTR RECAP transaction (we currently have 0 XML Providers using LSTR) which will allow them the same capabilities as our IMA GUI - LSTR RECAP. She said that this will allow the Provider to request a LSTR inquiry and then use that data to recap 95% of the EU and DL fields for a Change Order and 100% of the fields for Disconnect and Migration (ACT=W) orders. She said that this will improve FBDL flow thru and reduce the number of rejects that are a result of missing, incorrect or invalid data entry. She said that in addition to the parsed data, this enhancement will allow all (GUI and XML) users to request listing data by ATN, Caption, SLU, SAC (8XX), NSTN. Lee said that today IMA LSTR is restricted to LTN inquiries and this sometimes results in rejects for the Provider, since accounts may have listings at different LTNs and it is common for those to be inadvertently excluded. Lee said that another added benefit to the Provider is that they will only have to access IMA LSTR to view listing data where as today they are forced to view DLIS and then go back to IMA to submit their FBDL orders. Jeff Sonnier-Sprint said asked if they would get all the listings for an account. Lee Gomez-Qwest said that they would. Gloria Velez-AT&T asked if the LSTR transaction is applicable to an account that is a CLEC account or would they be seeing a retail account. Lee Gomez-Qwest said that if you have authorization to look at a Qwest account. Gloria Velez-AT&T said that she was trying to understand parsing. Dawn Beck-Qwest said that if you keep the listing we have a process in place to benefit those doing resale. Lee Gomez-Qwest said that the products impacted are LNP with Listing and Facility Based Directory Listing. She said that there is no guarantee that it will match the CSR data because FBDL it not retained. She said that on a Qwest resold account you would be able to see the CSR data.

CenturyLink Response

June 30, 2009

RE: SCR010709-3

Qwest has reviewed the information submitted as part of Change Request SCR010709-3. Based upon the scope of this CR as agreed to in the Clarification Meeting, Qwest is able to provide a revised Level of Effort (LOE) of 4342 to 5718 hours for this IMA Change Request.

This CR is an eligible IMA 26.0 candidate.

Sincerely, Qwest Corporation

3/30/09 - Preliminary LOE - 2150 - 3575 hours