User`s guide

AUDIX Administration and Data Acquisition Package 585-302-502 Issue 17

May 2002

Using the ADAP Command Line Language

11-16Command Line Commands

The open ended set, is shown by a release number followed by a plus (+) sign.

This means that the particular field is valid input or output for the designated

release and any later, newer releases. An example of an open ended set is the

r1v4_5+ designation appearing in the "machine type" field row of the record layout

table above. This indicates that the machine type will appear in the output when

ADAP is interacting with AUDIX releases r1v4_5 and newer.

Input Records

This section describes record formats and parameters for the input file.

Input File Format

You may process multiple voice mail subscribers by creating an input file

containing information about the subscribers you wish to add, delete, update, or

monitor. This file is then used as input by the data retrieval or modification

command.

Certain commands require that you use valid extensions from the voice mail

system as input. For example, the I

NTUITY or DEFINITY AUDIX Display

Subscribers screen consists of a different record of data for each subscriber. To

retrieve a record for each of several subscribers, you would enter the extension

number for each subscriber on a separate line in the input file.

Some commands require that you supply only the subscriber extension for the

data that you want to retrieve or modify. The following example shows a list of

extensions, each on a separate line and containing from three to 10 digits. (On

any one voice mail system, all the extensions must be the same length).

"1234567890"

"2345678901"

"9999999999"

"0011100111"

Because the ADAP software treats extensions as characters instead of numbers,

the leading zeroes in 0011100111 are not lost.

Other commands require that you supply additional information to identify

completely the data that you want to retrieve or modify. The following example

requires extension and name for each subscriber, defined by delimiters ("") each

on a separate line and containing from three to 10 digits.

"1234567890","Doe,Mary"

"2345678901","Martinez,Bob"

"9999999999","Green,Sarah"

"0011100111","Jones,David"

Notice that this is the data retrieved by the getdir command. For example, you

could retrieve the subscriber extension and name using getdir then use this data

as input for another command.