Pin Code File Format - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

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PIN Code File Format

The pins.txt file format is defined in
a first row identifying the fields. All lines of the file contain data. For example
:
||||ACBRIDGE Test1|AnyCo, Inc.|||||99999999901|197865551212||||||1077123541|PINRaw
Batch Load|||
||||ACBRIDGE Test2|AnyCo, Inc.|||||99999999902|197865551212||||||1077123541|PINRaw
Batch Load|||
Table 52: PINs.txt File Format
Field
CompanyRef
ClientImportID
ClientFirstName
ClientLastName
ClientFullName
ClientCompanyName
ClientAddrLine1
ClientAddrLine2
ClientAddrLine3
ClientAddrLine4
ClientMainPINCode
ClientMainPhone
ClientMainFax
ClientEmail
LineAux1
LineAux2
LineAux3
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Table 52. Unlike the pre-33 file, this format does not require
Type Required
Integer N
Char(50) N
Char(30) PINRaw requires either:
ClientFirstName and ClientLastName
Char(30)
—or—
ClientFullName
Char(80) Y, —or— ClientFirstName and
ClientLastName
Char(60) N
Char(40) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(40) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(40) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(40) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(16) Y. Must be unique for non-NULL values.
Char(40) N
Char(40) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(30) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(80) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(80) N. Reserved for future use.
Char(80) N. Reserved for future use.
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