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Hi

As per the 641 Specification,
When an Order is in Acknowledged state and delivery process has not started then user can Patch a Service Order.

How can we handle the below case?

UC 1/ Once the serviceOrder goes into a Completed state (with its associated service state = Active) & after 2 days of the service being live, there is a need to MODIFY the bandwidth of a service. How can we PATCH the serviceCharacteristics of a serviceOrderItem without any downtime of the service?

As per the specification there is NO action associated once the service state is Active.

Thanks
Vikas

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Vikas Kumar
Ciena Corporation
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Vikas

In your UC, you have to trigger a new service order. This SO will have a service order item.
In this service order item you'll indicate the service id you want to modify, the requested service state and the target bandwidth value in the characteristics .

Hope it helps.

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Ludovic Robert
Orange
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Thanks Ludovic

Suggestion: If we could have

- modify Action on a service associated with a serviceOrder &
- & have order state to also transition from Completed --> InProgress

Snapshots attached

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Vikas Kumar
Ciena Corporation
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 04, 2018 03:25
From: Ludovic Robert
Subject: 641 ServiceOrder PATCH

Vikas

In your UC, you have to trigger a new service order. This SO will have a service order item.
In this service order item you'll indicate the service id you want to modify, the requested service state and the target bandwidth value in the characteristics .

Hope it helps.

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Ludovic Robert
Orange
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Hi Vikas

Sorry I did not get it.... for me once a serviceOrder is completed this is a final state and it could not be inProgress again.

If your intention is to change the service (which is a distinct resource than the serviceOrder) then you'll have to trigger a new service Order.
A service could be modified by a 'succession' of serviceOrder.

Thanks

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Ludovic Robert
Orange
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 04, 2018 21:38
From: Vikas Kumar
Subject: 641 ServiceOrder PATCH

Thanks Ludovic

Suggestion: If we could have

- modify Action on a service associated with a serviceOrder &
- & have order state to also transition from Completed --> InProgress

Snapshots attached

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Vikas Kumar
Ciena Corporation
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 04, 2018 03:25
From: Ludovic Robert
Subject: 641 ServiceOrder PATCH

Vikas

In your UC, you have to trigger a new service order. This SO will have a service order item.
In this service order item you'll indicate the service id you want to modify, the requested service state and the target bandwidth value in the characteristics .

Hope it helps.

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Ludovic Robert
Orange