I am collecting 1 digit in vector and call is queued based on the digits 1 or 2, if call is going to RONA (different) vector, I don't want caller to enter digit again, I want to preserve this variable AA until call disconnect from the PBX.
When call will go to RONA vector then vector will have last value of AA and will queue the call again based on the digits..
When you say it's queued based on the 1 or 2, do you mean it gets queued to different skills? Or you just skill it at a different priority based on 1 or 2? What do you do different?
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VDN 111 --> Vec 111 > Skill 111 and Skill 222 (If call is coming to this VDN then caller press 1 or 2, 1 will queue the call to skill 111 and 2 will queue the call to skill 222
Vector : SET AA = digits ADD none
Variable AA Test Collect L 1 1
the above vector stors the valud of AA and works find within vector 111
on RONA call is going to RONA VDN 333 --> Vec 333, AA is blank in vec 333, and my understanding is that L variable is good until call is disconected
Once the call leaves vector processing when delivered to an agent's phone the variable will be lost.
Add a second VDN 444. Change the RONA for skill 111 to route to VDN 333 and skill 222 to 444. Then you can route the call to vector 333 and skill the call based on the VDN number.
We use variable V for VDN check:
Var Description Type Scope Length Start Assignment VAC
V VDN check vdn L active
Then in the vector you can then do:
07 goto step 10 if V = 333
08 goto step 20 if V = 444
OR without using variables you can jsut assign the skill in the VDN 1st skill field and queue to skill 1st if the vector does the same thing for both skills, no different announcements or anything else.
- Stinney
"Scire ubi aliquid invenire possis, ea demum maxima pars eruditionis est"
"To know where to find anything is, after all, the greatest part of education"
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