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This section discusses the following types of commands:
For command syntax, see the Command and Keyword Reference Guide.
Use the following commands to manage the Notification Manager database.
Alters the characteristics of an entity.
Alters the characteristics of a method.
Alters the characteristics of a parameter.
Alters the characteristics of a time block.
Creates an entity.
Creates a login.
Creates a method.
Creates a parameter.
Creates a time block.
Destroys an existing entity.
Destroys an existing login.
Destroys an existing method.
Destroys an existing parameter.
Destroys an existing time block.
Checks the password for an entity.
Lists all the data for one or more entities (except the password).
Lists the time blocks that are active for one or more entities at a given date and time. The list is a tree that can contain any level of nesting.
Lists all the time blocks that forward to a given entity (regardless of the time and date). The list is a tree that can contain any level of nesting.
Lists all the data for one or more logins.
Lists all the data for one or more methods.
Lists all of the data for one or more parameters.
Lists all personal groups for a specified contact.
Lists all the data for one or more time blocks.
Merges a previously exported copy of a database into the current Notification Manager database.
Creates a copy of the current Notification Manager database in a format that can be easily moved to another system.
Adds an entity to the list of entities that are allowed to call in on an item.
Sets or retrieves the answer for an item in the Notification Manager database.
Checks to see whether an entity has been permitted to listen to/answer this item (by a call to NMIADDCALLER).
Retrieves the ask text and tell text for an item from the Notification Manager database.
Retrieves the answers that are specified using the NMFIND ASK parameter (if any) for a notification request item stored in the Notification Manager database.
Retrieves status information about every notification attempt that is made during the processing of a notification request item stored in the Notification Manager database.
Retrieves detailed status information about notification request items stored in the Notification Manager database
Imports a copy of a Notification Manager database.
Use the following commands for notification tasks.
Issues an alphanumeric page to designated personnel using a modem-based alphanumeric paging service.
Issues an alphanumeric page to designated personnel using an Internet-based alphanumeric paging service.
Generates an e-mail message to designated personnel.
Use the following commands for voice processing tasks.
Waits for an incoming telephone call on any available voice channel, any voice channel within a group, or a specific voice channel only.
Waits for an incoming telephone call (in the same way as the ANSWER command) and plays one or more prerecorded voice messages after answering.
Initiates a telephone call using an open, available voice channel.
Initiates a telephone call on an available voice channel and plays one or more prerecorded voice messages.
Clears the digit buffer of a voice channel or its call progress analysis (CPA) parameters.
Serializes I/O activity on a voice channel by marking an available channel as in-use. The calling REXX program then has exclusive access to the channel.
Identifies the physical voice channel number associated with a channel handle.
Retrieves tone digits-such as menu selections or access codes that a remote party enters from a telephone keypad in response to a voice prompt-from the digit buffer of a voice channel.
Returns a text string containing a group name and a list of all physical voice channel numbers associated with the group.
Returns the current status of a voice channel.
Retrieves the system names of all connected notification servers in a distributed environment.
Loads a voice file or voice word library index file into main memory for faster access.
Plays a prerecorded voice message through a specified voice channel.
Plays a prerecorded voice message through a specified voice channel, and then retrieves tone digits that the remote party enters from the telephone keypad.
Records a voice message from the remote party and stores it in a disk file.
Resets a voice channel marked as in-use by the GETCHANNEL command, making the channel available to other REXX programs issuing a GETCHANNEL command. Used with the GETCHANNEL command to serialize I/O activity on a channel.
Sends tone digits through an already-open voice channel, useful for sending additional tones after CA Automation Point has successfully called and connected to the remote party.
Associates a group name with one or more voice channels.
Sets the hook state of a voice channel to on-hook or off-hook, useful in special circumstances such as multiple CALL operations within a single REXX program.
Adjusts the volume for current and subsequent PLAY operations on a specified voice channel.
Terminates an active I/O operation on a voice channel.
Checks the validity of the user ID and password combination of the remote party.
Sends a brief "handshaking" protocol signal through a voice channel.
The following commands are ADDRESS VOX utility commands.
Lists all the TAPI devices that are installed under Windows.
Allows you to modify notification server settings.
Duplicates the message stream from CA Automation Point to another queue that is accessible through PPQs, local or remote.
Start and stop trace logging.
Causes the issuing REXX EXEC to enter a system sleep state.
Starts another REXX program.
Provides the version number and configuration information of the CA Automation Point notification services at your site
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