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Persistent Variables
Persistent Variables
Introduction
Preparations
Setup
- 2.1 - Setup Database
- 2.2 - Setup Database Table
- 2.3 - Setup GSE Action
- 2.4 - Setup an updated version
Usage
- 3.1 - Create a persistent variable
- 3.2 - Store a value
- 3.3 - Retrieve a value
- 3.4 - Simple Script - Store Variable
- 3.5 - Simple Script - Retrieve Variable
Properties & Methods
- 4.1 - Name
- 4.2 - Value
- 4.3 - Default
- 4.4 - Scope
- 4.5 - Namespace
- 4.6 - UserID
- 4.7 - GroupID
- 4.8 - CallerName
- 4.9 - CallerNumber
- 4.10 - Created
- 4.11 - CreatedByName
- 4.12 - CreatedByNumber
- 4.13 - Modified
- 4.14 - ModifiedByName
- 4.15 - ModifiedByNumber
- 4.16 - Forget
- 4.17 - LatestError
- 4.18 - LatestDescription
Scopes
Miscellaneous
- 6.1 - Database field definitions
- 6.2 - Master Standby Installations
- 6.3 - Use SQL Server on different machine
- 6.4 - Use database with different name (other than default name)
- 6.5 - Use different database (other than MS SQL Server, e.g. MySQL or Oracle)
- 6.6 - Usage of Persistent Variables outside of a call routing script
Appendix A
Appendix B
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Last Updated:VBScript If you use variables in your script the content of these variables will be lost when the current call ends. Furthermore it is not possible to share the content of a variable with other simultaneously running scripts (same scripts, different scripts of the same or other user). There are lots of cases where you need to "remember" the content of a variable or simply share information between simultaneously running scripts. Persistent Variables solve this problem. Thi - 4,046 views
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