Note: For a numeric list of System Variables, see
Table 1.
The Out Mail : Mailbox variables are used for information about the
destination mailbox when the mailbox is accessed. The values are retrieved
by updating the Out Mail : Mailbox - ID variable.
- Out Mail : Mailbox - ID (RW) (SV33)
- This variable
identifies the destination mailbox. To access a mailbox ID, use one of the
following state table actions:
- GetData
- ReceiveData
- AssignData
If the Mailbox ID is invalid, the state table action returns an error,
and the Mailbox ID is reset to -1. The Mailbox ID is invalid if it is out
of range or refers to an inactive Mailbox.
You must set Out Mail
- Profile ID before setting the Mailbox ID. When you successfully set
the Mailbox ID, all of the Out Mail : Mailbox variables are set.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Access mode
(SV555)
- This variable identifies the type of mailbox access.
The possible values are:
- 0
- Global Read Write access to all mailboxes in the application profile
- 1
- Read access to all mailboxes in the application profile and Write access
to the current mailbox only
- 2
- Read Write access to the current mailbox only
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Announce
only (SV114)
- This variable indicates whether or not the destination mailbox takes
messages. The possible values are:
- 0
- Announce and take messages
- 1
- Announce and do not take messages
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Greeting ID (SV117)
- This variable identifies the greeting
played when the destination mailbox is accessed. Valid values are 1 through
255; a value of 0 implies there is no greeting defined.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Mailbox status
(SV112)
- This variable
contains the status of a mailbox, the status is either 1 (active) or 0 (inactive).
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Message retrieval
order (SV553)
- This variable indicates
the order in which the CheckVoiceMessages state table action is to retrieve
messages from the mailbox. An application can retrieve messages in the order
that they arrived, or it can retrieve the most recent messages first. The
possible values are:
- 0
- First in first out (the order in which the messages arrived)
- 1
- Last in first out (the most recently received message first)
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Messages,
number of incoming (SV154)
- This variable contains the number of all incoming messages in the destination
mailbox (New, Checked, Listened, Saved, and Undeliverable messages).
The
variable value can be played in prompts, evaluated in prompt tests, and used
as an operand in EvaluateData or AssignData state table actions.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Messages,
number of new (SV152)
- This variable contains the number of messages in the destination mailbox
that have not been listened to.
The variable value can be played in prompts,
evaluated in prompt tests, and used as an operand in EvaluateData or AssignData
state table actions. The value is valid only after the Profile ID and Mailbox
ID variables have been set.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Messages,
number of outgoing (SV155)
- This variable contains the number of messages that have been sent from
the destination mailbox but have not been retrieved from the subsequent destination
mailbox.
The variable value can be played in prompts, evaluated in prompt
tests, and used as an operand in EvaluateData or AssignData state table actions.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Messages, number
of saved (SV153)
- This variable contains the number of incoming messages in the destination
mailbox that have been saved.
The variable value can be played in prompts,
evaluated in prompt tests, and used as an operand in EvaluateData or AssignData
state table actions. The value is valid only after the Profile ID and Mailbox
ID variables have been set.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Number of
distribution lists (SV560)
- This variable contains the number of distribution lists in the mailbox.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Owner
status (SV113)
- This variable
contains the status value for the owner of the destination mailbox. Possible
values are:
- 0
- In
- 1
- Out
- 2
- Sick
- 3
- Busy
- 4
- Travel
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Prompt level
(SV554)
- This variable
determines the level of instruction the caller receives when accessing the
mailbox. The possible values are:
- 0
- Normal
- 1
- Novice
- 2
- Expert
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Referral
extension (SV118)
- This
variable contains a telephone number that an application can use to page the
owner of the destination mailbox. For example, if an emergency message is
left in a mailbox, the application uses the extension number to page the owner.
- Out Mail : Mailbox : Referral extension
type (SV119)
- This variable contains the extension type that determines whether to
send a number to a beeper or to send a message to a telephone number. Possible
values are:
- 0
- Telephone
- 1
- Beeper