Common use of Direct Access to Directory Assistance Clause in Contracts

Direct Access to Directory Assistance. Direct Access to Directory Assistance (“DADA”) is a database service that provides access to BA listings to a GNAPS operator. The DADA database is a physically distinct entity from the BA DA database, populated with identical listing data, and updated from the same source on a daily basis. To obtain access, GNAPS is required to arrange for interconnection to the database. BA will interconnect at any technically feasible point designated by GNAPS. BA will provide GNAPS with a User Guide for training its agents. Rates and Charges for DADA are stated in Exhibit A.

Direct Access to Directory Assistance. Direct Access to Directory Assistance (“DADA”) is a database service that provides access to BA listings to a GNAPS Covad operator. The DADA database is a physically distinct entity from the BA DA database, populated with identical listing data, and updated from the same source on a daily basis. To obtain access, GNAPS Covad is required to arrange for interconnection to the database. BA will interconnect at any technically feasible point designated by GNAPSCovad. BA will provide GNAPS Covad with a User Guide for training its agents. Rates and Charges for DADA are stated in Exhibit A.

Direct Access to Directory Assistance. Direct Access to Directory Assistance (“DADA”) is a database service that provides access to BA listings to a GNAPS DSL operator. The DADA database is a physically distinct entity from the BA DA database, populated with identical listing data, and updated from the same source on a daily basis. To obtain access, GNAPS DSL is required to arrange for interconnection to the database. BA will interconnect at any technically feasible point designated by GNAPSDSL. BA will provide GNAPS DSL with a User Guide for training its agents. Rates and Charges for DADA are stated in Exhibit A.