Goto commands

Last Updated : Sep 08, 2012 |
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The following syntax rules apply when you use vector variables with the goto command.
goto step 1-99 if
or
goto vector 1-8000 @ step 1-99 if
A-Z,
AA-ZZ
>,<, =, <>, >=, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
in table
A-Z or AA-ZZ
not in table
ani
>,>=,<>,=,<,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
in table
not in table
available-agents
in skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
>,>=,<>,=, <,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
calls-queued
in skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, 3rd
pri
>,>=,<>,=, <,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
counted-calls
to vdn
vdn extension, latest, active
>,>=,<>,=, <,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
digits
>,>=,<>,=,<,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
in table
A-Z or AA-ZZ
not in table
expected-wait
for best
>,>=,<>,=,<,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
for call
for split
hunt group
pri
>,>=,<>,=, <,<=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
for skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
holiday
in table
A-Z or AA-ZZ
not in table
ii-digits
>,>=, <>, =, <, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
in table
A-Z or AA-ZZ
not in table
interflow-qpos
>, >=, <>, =, <, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
oldest-call-wait
in skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
pri
>, >=, <., =, <, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
rolling-asa
for skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
>, >=, <., =, <, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
staffed-agents
in skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
>, >=, <>, =, ,, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
V1-V9
>, <, =, <>, >=, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
in table
A-Z or AA-ZZ
not in table
wait- improved for
best
>, >=, <>, =.<, <=
A-Z or AA-ZZ
skill
hunt group, skills for VDN: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd
pri
>, >=, <>, =, <, <=
split
hunt group

Requirements and considerations

The requirements and considerations for using vector variables with the goto command are as follows:
  • A vector step that uses variable parameters displays command syntax similar to the following example, which tests the current number of counted calls for the active vdn to a user-defined variable G:
    goto step 4 if counted-calls to vdn active <=G
  • Depending on the variable type that you use, the specifications that you provide for it, and the way in which you use it in a vector, the number of potential applications for vector variables is extremely large.