Common use of Database Clause in Contracts

Database. a. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall store Carrier’s End User 911 records. b. Where CenturyLink is the ALI database provider, CenturyLink shall coordinate access to the CenturyLink DBMS for the initial loading and updating of Carrier’s End User 911 records. For such purposes, CenturyLink will provide Carrier with access to WebDBMS, which is a customer interface to the DBMS which restricts Carrier access to Carrier End User records only, and is used for viewing and coordinating electronic file processing of such End User records. CenturyLink shall provide Carrier with a password to the WebDBMS, and Carrier shall be responsible for maintaining confidentiality and use of such password. c. CenturyLink ALI database shall accept electronically transmitted files that are based upon NENA standards. Manual entry shall only be allowed in the event the DBMS is not functioning, or if CenturyLink has specifically agreed pursuant to separate written terms setting forth such arrangements, including compensation at the rates found in Table 1. d. CenturyLink will provide an error and status report for Carrier’s End User records received from Carrier. This report will be provided in a timely fashion in accordance with the methods and procedures to be provided to Carrier. e. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall provide Carrier with one electronic file containing the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) annually for each county in the State for which this Agreement is applicable, in which CenturyLink is the 911 Service Provider, and in which Carrier exchanges Local Traffic with CenturyLink. Additional copies of the MSAG file are available at the rate set forth in Table 1. f. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall establish a process for the management of NPA splits by populating the ALI database with the appropriate NPA codes.

Database. a. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI databaseDatabase, CenturyLink shall store CarrierCLEC’s End User 911 records. b. Where CenturyLink is the ALI database Database provider, CenturyLink shall coordinate access to the CenturyLink DBMS for the initial loading and updating of CarrierCLEC’s End User 911 records. For such purposes, CenturyLink will provide Carrier CLEC with access to WebDBMS, which is a customer interface to the DBMS which restricts Carrier CLEC access to Carrier CLEC End User records only, and is used for viewing and coordinating electronic file processing of such End User records. CenturyLink shall provide Carrier CLEC with a password to the WebDBMS, and Carrier CLEC shall be responsible for maintaining confidentiality and use of such password. c. CenturyLink ALI database Database shall accept electronically transmitted files that are based upon NENA standards. Manual entry shall only be allowed in the event the DBMS is not functioning, or if CenturyLink has specifically agreed pursuant to separate written terms setting forth such arrangements, including compensation at the rates found in Table 1. d. CenturyLink will provide an error and status report for CarrierCLEC’s End User records received from CarrierCLEC. This report will be provided in a timely fashion in accordance with the methods and procedures to be provided to CarrierCLEC. e. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI databaseDatabase, CenturyLink shall provide Carrier CLEC with one electronic file containing the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) MSAG annually for each county in the State for which this Agreement is applicable, in which CenturyLink is the 911 Service Provider, and in which Carrier CLEC exchanges Local Traffic with CenturyLink. Additional copies of the MSAG file are available at the rate set forth in Table 1. f. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI databaseDatabase, CenturyLink shall establish a process for the management of NPA splits by populating the ALI database Database with the appropriate NPA codes.

Database. a. 1. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall store Carrier’s End User CenturyLink QCC end user 911 records. b. 2. Where CenturyLink is the ALI database provider, CenturyLink shall coordinate access to the CenturyLink DBMS for the initial loading and updating of CarrierCenturyLink QCC’s End User end user 911 records. For such purposes, CenturyLink will provide Carrier CenturyLink QCC with access to “WebDBMS”, which is a customer interface to the DBMS which restricts Carrier CenturyLink QCC access to Carrier End User CenturyLink QCC end user records only, and is used for viewing and coordinating electronic file processing of such End User end user records. CenturyLink shall provide Carrier CenturyLink QCC with a password to the WebDBMS, and Carrier CenturyLink QCC shall be responsible for maintaining confidentiality and use of such password. c. 3. CenturyLink ALI database shall accept electronically transmitted files that are based upon NENA standards. Manual entry Entry shall only be allowed in the event the DBMS is not functioning, or if CenturyLink has specifically agreed pursuant to separate written terms setting forth such arrangements, including compensation at the rates found in Table 1Article VII. d. 4. CenturyLink will provide an error and status report for CarrierCenturyLink QCC’s End User end user records received from CarrierCenturyLink QCC. This report will be provided in a timely fashion in accordance with the methods and procedures to be provided to CarrierCenturyLink QCC. e. 5. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall provide Carrier CenturyLink QCC with one electronic file containing the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) annually for each county in the State for which this Agreement contract is applicable, in which CenturyLink is the 911 Service Provider, and in which Carrier CenturyLink QCC exchanges Local Traffic with CenturyLink. Additional copies of the MSAG file files are available at the rate set forth in Table 1Article VII. f. 6. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall establish a process for the management of NPA splits by populating the ALI database with the appropriate NPA codes.

Database. a. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall store Carrier’s End User 911 records. b. Where CenturyLink is the ALI database provider, CenturyLink shall coordinate access to the CenturyLink DBMS for the initial loading and updating of Carrier’s Carrier End User 911 records. For such purposes, CenturyLink will provide Carrier with access to WebDBMS, which is a customer interface to the DBMS which restricts Carrier access to Carrier End User records only, and is used for viewing and coordinating electronic file processing of such End User records. CenturyLink shall provide Carrier with a password to the WebDBMS, and Carrier shall be responsible for maintaining confidentiality and use of such password. c. CenturyLink ALI database shall accept electronically transmitted files that are based upon NENA standards. Manual entry shall only be allowed in the event the DBMS is not functioning, or if CenturyLink has specifically agreed pursuant to separate written terms setting forth such arrangements, including compensation at the rates found in Table 1. d. CenturyLink will provide an error and status report for Carrier’s End Carrier User records received from Carrier. This report will be provided in a timely fashion in accordance with the methods and procedures to be provided to Carrier. e. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall provide Carrier with one electronic file containing the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) annually for each county in the State for which this Agreement is applicable, in which CenturyLink is the 911 Service Provider, and in which Carrier exchanges Local Traffic with CenturyLink. Additional copies of the MSAG file are available at the rate set forth in Table 1. f. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall establish a process for the management of NPA splits by populating the ALI database with the appropriate NPA codes.

Database. a. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall store CarrierCLEC’s End User 911 records. b. Where CenturyLink is the ALI database provider, CenturyLink shall coordinate access to the CenturyLink DBMS for the initial loading and updating of CarrierCLEC’s End User 911 records. For such purposes, CenturyLink will provide Carrier CLEC with access to WebDBMS, which is a customer interface to the DBMS which restricts Carrier CLEC access to Carrier CLEC End User records only, and is used for viewing and coordinating electronic file processing of such End User records. CenturyLink shall provide Carrier CLEC with a password to the WebDBMS, and Carrier CLEC shall be responsible for maintaining confidentiality and use of such password. c. CenturyLink ALI database shall accept electronically transmitted files that are based upon NENA standards. Manual entry shall only be allowed in the event the DBMS is not functioning, or if CenturyLink has specifically agreed pursuant to separate written terms setting forth such arrangements, including compensation at the rates found in Table 1. d. CenturyLink will provide an error and status report for CarrierCLEC’s End User records received from CarrierCLEC. This report will be provided in a timely fashion in accordance with the methods and procedures to be provided to CarrierCLEC. e. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall provide Carrier CLEC with one electronic file containing the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) annually for each county in the State for which this Agreement is applicable, in which CenturyLink is the 911 Service Provider, and in which Carrier CLEC exchanges Local Traffic with CenturyLink. Additional copies of the MSAG file are available at the rate set forth in Table 1. f. Where CenturyLink manages the ALI database, CenturyLink shall establish a process for the management of NPA splits by populating the ALI database with the appropriate NPA codes.