Required variable administration entries

Last Updated : Dec 21, 2016 |
The following table summarizes the information required in the various fields of the Variables for Vectors screen for the different types of variables.
Variable type
Scope
Length
Start
Assignment
VAC
agent
Local only (L)
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The agent type variable is read-only and cannot be set. The agent variable can be assigned only in the following conditions:
  • By setting an asaiuui variable in a VRD vector
  • As a converse-on operand [operand1 or operand2] in a VRD vector.
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ani
Local only (L)
1 to 16 digits
(required)
start position
from 1 to 16
(required)
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ani
Local only (L)
1 to 16 digits
(required)
start position
from 1 to 16
(required)
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—
asaiuui
Local only (L)
1 to 16 digits
(required)
start position
from 1 to 96
(required)
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collect
Local, Local Persistent, or Global
(L, P, or G, required)
1 to 16 digits
(required)
start position
from 1 to 16
(required)
Local and Local Persistent- not applicable
Global - 1 to 16 digits
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dow
Global only (G)
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—
—
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doy
Global only (G)
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—
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stepcnt
Local only (L)
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—
—
-
tod
Global only (G)
—
—
—
—
value
Global only (G)
1
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1 digit (0 to 9, optional). If you do not assign a value in this field, a null value is specified. However, if you administer an FAC to set the variable assignment, any value that you assign by dial code procedure is subsequently displayed in this field.
VVX (optional). You must enter a VAC value to use an FAC to change the variable assignment. The format for the VAC value is VVX, where X is a single digit that ranges from 0 to 9. The VVX value that you list in this field, must be obtained from the FAC screen after you set up the FAC. In the FAC screen, the VVX value is displayed on the same line as the FAC code. If you do not specify a VVX value when you administer the variable, you will receive an intercept tone when you attempt to dial the FAC.
vdn
Local only (L)
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active or latest
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vdntime
Local only (L)
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