s52d
2010-08-05, 02:21 PM
Hello!
Not many operators are aware of hidden pearl in Eiicsson OSS:
jython interpreter on top of managed object model.
(It is python language using OSS java libraries to manipulate UTRAN Managed Objects)
It is easy to do complex manipulations like change cell data based on configuration or statistics.
While it is not replacemet for MO-shell, AMOS or NCLI, it can do most of the job
from OSS. For most optimization jobs it is more suitable as bulk import or export.
Please find attached original doc (you might have better one in Alex) and few samples.
An operator presentation from User Group is attached as well.
Samples:
sos.py to manipulate (add/remove/sort) neigbor relations
changeret.py to change RET tilt.
File ret-naj-bo is needed, with format like:
1 WFASITE 1 60 40
On RNC1, Site WFASITE, sector 1, tilt limit of 6 degrees, change RET to 4 degrees.
tilt limit is there just for safety.
You have to modify samples to your naming conventions: it is here just to show how it works.
It takes some time to learn, but it is worth doing it.
I am using jython in OSS, so some questions can be answered on the forum.
BR
s52d
Not many operators are aware of hidden pearl in Eiicsson OSS:
jython interpreter on top of managed object model.
(It is python language using OSS java libraries to manipulate UTRAN Managed Objects)
It is easy to do complex manipulations like change cell data based on configuration or statistics.
While it is not replacemet for MO-shell, AMOS or NCLI, it can do most of the job
from OSS. For most optimization jobs it is more suitable as bulk import or export.
Please find attached original doc (you might have better one in Alex) and few samples.
An operator presentation from User Group is attached as well.
Samples:
sos.py to manipulate (add/remove/sort) neigbor relations
changeret.py to change RET tilt.
File ret-naj-bo is needed, with format like:
1 WFASITE 1 60 40
On RNC1, Site WFASITE, sector 1, tilt limit of 6 degrees, change RET to 4 degrees.
tilt limit is there just for safety.
You have to modify samples to your naming conventions: it is here just to show how it works.
It takes some time to learn, but it is worth doing it.
I am using jython in OSS, so some questions can be answered on the forum.
BR
s52d