Nortel DMS-100 Series Reference Manual page 268

4-18 Datafilling BAS on RSC-S UK / Europe
Basic call processing
The following pages detail the fields entered in tables OFRT and IBNRTE
for conditional routing. The fields in table OFRT are the same for subtable
HNPACONT.RTEREF and for subtable FNPACONT.RTEREF.
Table OFRT
The following table describes the data entries for Basic call processing in
table OFRT. The table describes the fields that apply directly to Basic call
processing. For details on table OFRT, refer to the data schema section of
the Translations Guide.
Datafilling table OFRT for basic call processing
Subfield or
Field
refinement
RTE
RTELIST
RTESEL
CONDITION CNDSEL
Note 1: Make changes to fields with multiple entries in the PROMPT mode. The nonprompt mode
allows current entries to be left out.
Note 2: Enter the continuation mark (+) in fields with multiple possible entries when the next line
specifies more data or you have more records to enter. Enter the end mark ($) in fields with multiple
possible entries after the last entry.
Note 3: You can enter data in Field SITE only after the user enters data in table SITE. Table site
must define entries in field SITE.
297-8331-815 Standard 10.01 August 1999
(continued)
Entry Description
0 through Extended route reference index. Enter a value
1023 or from 0 to 1023. If the record is the first in the
blank route list, enter the route reference number
assigned to the route list. If the record is not
the first in the route list, leave the entry blank.
refer to Route list. This field contains subfields
subfields RTESEL and the RTESEL set equal to CND
refinements CONDITION and CONDRTE.
CND Route selector. The CND sets conditional
routing.
refer to Condition. This field contains the condition
refinements selector CNDSEL and refinements ALWAYS,
CALLCHR, COSMAP, EA, INTERLATA, RAND,
SITE, TOD, and TOPEACLS. A match of the
selected conditions causes transfer to the
routing specified in field CONDRTE. If a match
is not made, the call routing proceeds as
specified in the next tuple.
ALWAYS Always. Transfer to specified routing.
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