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Calls in queue > 10 give busy. Script not working

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snobleky

IS-IT--Management
Jun 10, 2003
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US
New to scripting.
Want to say if call in queue > XXX then give busy
The script I have just keeps queing the calls

IF QUEUED CALL COUNT Training >1 THEN GIVE BUSY
else
IF OUT OF SERVICE Training THEN
ROUTE CALL 4299
ELSE
QUEUE TO SKILLSET Training
WAIT 2
GIVE RAN HWW_BUSY
GIVE MUSIC MUSIC_RAN
WAIT 20
GIVE RAN HWW_BUSY
WAIT 20
GIVE RAN HWW_BUSY
WAIT 20
GIVE RAN HWW_BUSY
END IF
END IF


 
Looks reasonably close. When you say 'not working' what do you get? Does it validate ok without errors?
 
If there is a 1 call in queue the second call still goes into queue instead of giving a busy tone.

Script validates fine.

Maybe I dont know what I'm doing.
I just want to set it if I have 10 agents on calls then I only want 10 in queue and the next caller to get a busy.
I would change this based on how may agents I have staffed.
 
I think that would be correct. Until QUEUED CALL COUNT reaches next integer greater than 1 (which is 2), the calls should go to queue. You might want to do change the value to zero and see if that does what you need for your test.
 
If you say QUEUED CALL COUNT Training = 1 it can still happen that 2 are queued, especially if there are several steps between queueing and checking!

I would indeed say > 0
 
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