Hello
Just wondering whether anyone has ever come across this problem before???
We have been experiencing problems with GRTD where that it seems to not update in real time causing superviors to think agents are not on call when they are, weve got calls in the queue when we havent etc etc.
After a visit from one of our vendors engineers he seemed to think the problem could be that we have the following command in the master script:
WHERE CDN EQUALS
Value 2101: Execute Script Service_sc
Value 2102: Execute Script Sales_sc
etc etc
Now, I have over 200 cdns referenced in this command and the engineers says that it is slowing down the server trying to find what to do with all these calls that the GRTD may be effected aswell. He said I need set the 200+ CDN's onto groups of 10 so that they can be referenced much quicker thus freeing processor time on the server.
Does any agree with this and if so how do I go about doing it?
Cheers
Just wondering whether anyone has ever come across this problem before???
We have been experiencing problems with GRTD where that it seems to not update in real time causing superviors to think agents are not on call when they are, weve got calls in the queue when we havent etc etc.
After a visit from one of our vendors engineers he seemed to think the problem could be that we have the following command in the master script:
WHERE CDN EQUALS
Value 2101: Execute Script Service_sc
Value 2102: Execute Script Sales_sc
etc etc
Now, I have over 200 cdns referenced in this command and the engineers says that it is slowing down the server trying to find what to do with all these calls that the GRTD may be effected aswell. He said I need set the 200+ CDN's onto groups of 10 so that they can be referenced much quicker thus freeing processor time on the server.
Does any agree with this and if so how do I go about doing it?
Cheers