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Accessing Data using Database Service Elements Enterprise Communications Server
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Caller-Id Local
Number
A UC server Text Value containing the local
number without the area code and country
code.
5999698
Called-Id A UC server Text Value representing the called
party. Typically, it is the form “name [number]”.
However, if the name is blank, it is in the form
“number”. It might also have special values,
such as <Private Number>, <Long Distance> or
<Unknown Caller>. Phone number format
depends on the underlying transport.
Mark Jones [613-599-9698]
Called-Id Name A UC server Text Value containing the called
party name as provided by the underlying
transport.
Mark Jones
Called-Id Number A UC server Text Value containing the raw
called party’s telephone number, as provided by
the underlying transport.
613-599-9698
Port Name The name of the port the call is using. UC server
Trunk Name The name of the trunk the call is using. Admin Trunk 1
Current Date/Time A UC server Text Value containing the current
date and time
Format depends on the
location of the computer, but is
typically: December 25, 2006
12:02 PM
Matched Contact
Name
The caller is matched to the called party’s
contacts. This is a UC server Text Value
containing the contact display name (or blank if
no match).
Sharon Allen
Next Unique Id A UC server Text Value containing a globally
unique string (36 characters long). This value
can be referenced only using the Add Data
element and is used to assign a unique value to
a database field. The Add Data element is
typically followed by a Fetch Data element
accessing the same table and using the Last
Unique Id value to fetch the record just added.
Do not depend on the specific format of these
unique values
Although the actual format is
not important, it is typically the
following:
0E49D111-55AC-4794-9361-
1B7320D694BD
Last Unique Id A UC server Text Value containing the most
recent unique string generated by Next Unique
Id.
Refer to Next Unique Id.
Table 12–1: System values (Continued)