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You imply that exchange only lines are included in the CSV files linked to, but in the file it states PLEASE NOTE: Postcodes which map to Exchange Only Lines are not shown in this report.
What does the M_A, M_F, M_B etc mean where the cabinet number would usually be?
Might just have import them into my database, see if it grinds to a halt....
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That indicates it is an Exchange Only line. No cabinet
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As Ribble says, plus exchange only is also indicated by a "1" in the Exchange column. Just the annotation you quote is incorrect. They probably changed their mind and included it and forgot to remove that.
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Here follow a list of all the indicators from the CSV files that are not of the " Pnumber" format --
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| M_A PE11 PE3 PE93 PP125T PP52T
M_B PE12 PE30 PFCC1 PP127T PP53TM_C PE13 PE31 PHOW PP145T PP5T
M_D PE16 PE4 PMDF2 PP18T PP61TM_E PE18 PE5 PP108T PP1T PP6T
M_F PE19 PE6 PP109T PP2T PP7TPCMUX1 PE2 PE7 PP117T PP43T PS1
PE1 PE20 PE8 PP118T PP49T PS2PE10 PE21 PE9 PP124T PP4T |
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Back to the Ilford Central slowcoaches. Here is my entry from the CSV:
LNILC
ILFORD CENTRAL
E126AL
{LNILC}{P38}
0
100%
4.64
5b
Yes
FTTP
Does that mean that everything is ready?
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Since it was planned back in phase 5a which has long past, try putting a order in for BT's FTTP service and see if you can order it.
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Still nothing.
I've sent a complaint to BT, we'll see what they have to say.
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The lack of information about FTTP from bt/openreach is quite pathetic, they should at least add a date to the checker when we can expect it, i don't get why is it treated so differently to FTTC, if it wasn't for the spreadsheet and knowing the town was getting FTTC/P, we would be left thinking we weren't getting anything at all.
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In reply to a post by Anonymous:
I can't see them offering a choice of FTTC or FTTP to customers, it will always be one or the other, especially as they will be launching "FTTP on Demand" next year which will carry a hefty install charge.
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It could be that OR is having problems with FTTP long delays due to install times etc, proably gone through most of their estimated instal dates.
Though most customers that have been allocated for a FTTP deployment would be happy to at least get a rough instal date, though would see quite a few wanting FTTC instead.
Edited by deleted (Thu 12-Apr-12 14:56:22)
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