Adding New Destination

If the CAT job fails for any client and the error message indicates a “destinfo” error, it indicates the
destination isn’t present in our database so we will now add the destination into our database for the
CAT file to get successfully generated by following the below steps:

Step #1:
Connecting to the relevant machine, if the issue comes in VCTH, VCPR we will connect to the Tetherview
server.

If the issue arises for QANT, VCVT, QNTX, SLX we will connect to the AWS server.

Step # 2:

After connecting to the relevant server, we will now open MS-SQL Server.

Depending on which client’s CAT file job failed we will work on a specific database.

 For VCPR, VCTH we use the database OrderLifeCycleDB_REVCON

 For QANT, QNTX, VCVT we use the database OrderLifeCycleDB-Takion
 For SLX we use the database OrderLifeCycleDB

Step # 3

Once we select the required DB we will run the below query depending on which client we are working
on:

Query For QANT, QNTX

SELECT Distinct(Destination) FROM Execution WHERE BOOTHID = 'GDN' and Destination not in (select
Destination from OATSAUTOROUTE where BoothId= 'GDN')

Query for VCVT

SELECT Distinct(Destination) FROM Execution WHERE BOOTHID = 'VVT' and Destination not in (select
Destination from OATSAUTOROUTE where BoothId= 'VVT')

Query for VCPR and SLX

SELECT Distinct(Destination) FROM Execution WHERE BOOTHID = 'VCP' and Destination not in (select
Destination from OATSAUTOROUTE where BoothId= 'VCP')

Query for VCTH

SELECT Distinct(Destination) FROM Execution WHERE BOOTHID = 'VCT' and Destination not in (select
Destination from OATSAUTOROUTE where BoothId= 'VCT')

Using the above query will give us the unique destination, we will copy that value.
Step # 4

Now we will traverse to table "dbo.OATSAUTOROUTE" and right click to select option "Edit Top 200
Rows".

Step # 5

We’ll now copy the last row and paste it at the bottom, after that we’ll paste the copied unique
destination into the Destination column this way the new destination is added into the system.