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STRATAGY
4/6/24
INSTALLATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
MANUAL
SEPTEMBER
1994
TOKEN
1
FUNCTION
1
Defined
Tokens (continued)
DEFINITION
{ }
Input file.
Syntax:
{We}
Where:
file File name that represents an ASCII text file containing
valid Stratagy tokens. Any valid DOS file name. Use
two backslashes \\ to signify one backslash \.
For example, to specify the file name
C:\STRATAGY\NEW.TXT,
use
C:\\STRATAGY\\NEW.TXT.
Replaced
Tokens
(continued)
%Bl - %B6
Board serial
number.
Description:
The { } token allows you to use an external file to be read
for input of additional tokens.
Syntax:
%Bl, %B2, %B3, %B4, %B5, %B6
Description:
Replaces itself with the appropriate
value that represents
the serial number of the appropriate
voice board.
%Bl
voice board 1
%B2
voice board 2
%B3
voice board 3
%B4
voice board 4
%B5
voice board 5
%B6
voice board 6
%D
Disk space
remaining.
%E
Extension field.
%M
Messages.
%N
New messages.
%P
Previous.
%R
Relay page.
Syntax:
%D
Description:
Replaces itself with the value that represents the percent
of
free disk space at the time it is used.
Example:
P(%D,N)
Say (play) the percentage
of free disk space as a
number.
Syntax:
%E
Description:
Replaces with the contents of the current User ID's
Extension field.
Syntax:
%M
Description:
Replaces with the total number of messages for the current
User ID.
Syntax:
%N
Description:
Replaces with
the number of new messages for the
current
User ID.
Syntax:
%P
Description:
Replaces with the User ID previously accessed.
Example:
If while accessing User ID 100 a caller enters 222, then while
User ID 222 is accessed %P has the value 100.
Syntax:
%R
Description:
Replaces with the DTMF digits entered by the caller who
invoked RELAY paging notification.
Used mostly for sending a telephone
number
directly to a User's pager/beeper
from his User ID.
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Table 6-2
Token Programming
Language
Tokens (continued)
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