â01-21-2013 11:00 PM - edited â03-16-2019 03:17 PM
Hello.
My question is simple.
I have an existing route pattern.
Can I make add the # (
that indicates end of dialing sequence) at the end as an option
The idea is to avoid copying the same route pattern and duplicate..
BR
Davi
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â01-22-2013 04:56 PM
Davi,
This can be done, if I am getting your question correctly. I have been using this for variable route patterns instead of creating duplicate route patterns, works very well.
For example:
For 9.011! Route pattern, instead of creating two route patterns 9.011! and 9.011!# - You can create one route pattern 9.011![0-9#]. This will make # as optional. If you enter # after the number it will dial the number correctly. If you dont enter the # then it will just wait for t302/interdigit timer to expire and route the pattern as per normal.
So just add [0-9#] after !. This way it will route anything ending with 0-9 or #.
Examples:
9.! -> can be created as 9.![0-9#]
9.011! -> 9.011![0-9#]
Terry
â01-22-2013 07:33 AM
According to the docs, it's not possible.
"The question mark (?) wildcard matches zero or more occurrences of the preceding digit or wildcard value."
...but the notes for # state:
"Ensure the # character is the last character in the pattern."
â01-22-2013 07:47 AM
Hi,
Like Will said, it's not posible, you will need to duplicate the router pattern to make it work as a option.
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â01-22-2013 08:00 AM
You could do that with a route filter.
HTH,
Chris
â01-22-2013 04:56 PM
Davi,
This can be done, if I am getting your question correctly. I have been using this for variable route patterns instead of creating duplicate route patterns, works very well.
For example:
For 9.011! Route pattern, instead of creating two route patterns 9.011! and 9.011!# - You can create one route pattern 9.011![0-9#]. This will make # as optional. If you enter # after the number it will dial the number correctly. If you dont enter the # then it will just wait for t302/interdigit timer to expire and route the pattern as per normal.
So just add [0-9#] after !. This way it will route anything ending with 0-9 or #.
Examples:
9.! -> can be created as 9.![0-9#]
9.011! -> 9.011![0-9#]
Terry
â01-22-2013 05:24 PM
I learned something new today . Terry (5).
Regards
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â01-23-2013 02:24 AM
Thanks Leo!
Davi - Please let us know if you have any further questions on this. If this resolves your query please mark the thread as answered.
Terry
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â01-23-2013 02:31 AM
Thank you Terry.
I have tested and it works.
Thanks for the kind help.
Cheers
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