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Script Variable Treatment Value

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TSIjon

Technical User
Jun 25, 2007
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CA
Greetings,

I am new to Symposium and am trying to decipher a script. Under Script Variable properties, there is a "treatment" that has a value of "3007" - what does this value refer to?

Thanks in advance!
 
You have a long way to go. You need to be more specific.

Is the type: TREATMENT?

A variable of type TREATMENT is used in a command to play an announcement like so:
GIVE IVR INTERRUPTIBLE WITH TREATMENT xxxx.

The variable specifies the number of the call treatment (voice message).
 
To add to that, it's probably an announcement in CallPilot (or Meridian Mail, if you still have that).
 
Thanks for the information. Yes the type is "treatment" and I will take a look in Callpilot for the associated link. I was thinking any link to Callpilot was a voice segment with a reference link like "SCCS:5".
 
You're think of ACCESS. This is GIVE IVR, and older interface that is less efficient but still suppported. You'll find 3007 in the SDN table linked to a CallPilot application that has only an announcement block in it. (I have seen menus used, but more often than not that causes problems.)
 
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