Why doesn't this NIINI work ???

[alchohaz]

<niinp:name=all;DIAL-BY-NAME DATABASE NAMES
NAME                 NUM                  AUX        TYPNUM

Aste - Mobile        aaaaa7626417                     EXT
ASTE FRANCESCO       aaaaa7626417                     EXT
END
 
<niine:name="ASTE FRANCESCO",num=aaaaa7626417;
SURE? (YES/NO)
<y;
[red]NOT ACCEPTED
NAME IN NDB
NOT FOUND
[/red]

[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[alchohaz]

Sorry.. NIINE not NIINI !!!




[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[fouesnant]

Hi

Which kind of BC release???

It could be possible that the name entered is not "ASTE FRANCESCO" with only 14 caraters.
It could be "ASTE FRANCESCO " or with more spaces at the end.
In some BC release, the name with the spaces should match exactly, I spend headache on it when site manager enter via EMG such spaces.

Best regards

 

[alchohaz]

Service pack - /BC12SP7/R4A

OK we will look into the "spaces"..

cheers
Al

[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[alchohaz]

tried with all combinations of spaces, in the end deleted the whole database for EXT and re-initiatd with the ones required !!


cheers Al




[red]Striker : My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow, we're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 18:00 hours. We're coming in from the North, below their radar.[/red]
[blue]Elaine : When will you be back?[/blue]
[red]Striker : I can't tell you that? It's classified.[/red]

 

[Wachange]

use niine:name1="first name",name2="second name",dir=extension number;

eg. NIINEIR=2305,NAME1="Joseph",NAME2="Martin";

 

[Wachange]

Use NIINIIR=2305,NAME1="JOSEPH",NAME2="MARTIN"; TO INITIATE

 

[Wachange]

SORRY SEE ADDITIONAL INFO;
NIINIIR=2305,NAME1="JOSEPH",NAME2="MARTIN",PRES=21;
The last information gives equipment display size and 21 specified DB3212

 

[tczmbara]

Hi,
below info from Alex
NI consists on NIH program unit. This is a command handler. The extension and group names are stored in the distribution block DE, like any other characteristic of the directory number which the name is assigned to. The same applies to individual operator names in DO.
The ACD group names are stored, besides, in DA block, in every LIM in the system. The DNIS names are stored in DAT block, in every LIM in the system.

The names for dial by name feature are stored in NDB block, in every LIM in the system.

The additional information for hospitality feature is stored in the distribution block DE. That additional information can be assigned to the hospitality class extensions, e.g.:

- Digital extensions (ODN)
- Analog extensions (primary)
- ISDN extensions
- Dual access extensions
- Cordless extensions


Best Regards

Michsl