This section lists the signaling interface primitives
in alphabetical order. For an introduction to primitives, see Signaling interface primitives. For information about the data
structures used to store the primitives, see Primitive data types and data structures.
The following headings are used to describe each primitive:
- Purpose
- Identifies the purpose of sending the primitive.
- Requirement
- Identifies whether support for the primitive is mandatory for
all signaling processes, or only for exchange data link or common
channel signaling processes, or whether it is optional for all signaling
processes.
- Library
- The signaling interface library (libsl.a).
- C syntax
- Gives an example of the syntax of the typedefs required for the
primitive. Boldface indicates names of subroutines,
primitives, and types, reserved words of the C language, and elements
of enumerations. Italics indicates names
of fields in the primitives.
- Description
- Provides a description of how to use the primitive.
- Corresponding state table action
- Identifies the state table action, if any, corresponding to the
primitive.
- Corresponding user interface action
- Shows the action corresponding in the Blueworx Voice Response System
Monitor window. See the section on day-to-day operations in the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX:
Configuring the System information.
- Parameters
- Lists the primitive parameters and describes how each is used.
- Related information
- Identifies related data structures, subroutines, and other primitives.