09-02-2025 07:46 AM
Is there a way to easily map relationships between call handlers aside from iterating through each one manually? I am trying to clean up orphaned handlers and am trying to see if there is a way to tell if a handler is assigned to a caller input option from another handler, or if it would be referenced anywhere else.
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09-02-2025 08:38 AM
You are looking for a tool like the Audiotext Manager available at CiscoUnityTools.com: https://ciscounitytools.com/Applications/CxN/ATM/ATM.html
Use of the tool will require installation of the ODBC drivers (and .NET 4.5 or later), but once you have those installed there are a LOT of awesome tools that you can use.
The tool has been formally tested through CUC v12, but not later versions. I have used it with CUC 14SU3 successfully, but not with 15 (as the org I'm working with hasn't upgraded yet) so there is a possibility it won't work with 15.
Another tool that might be of help is the Call Handler Data Dump https://ciscounitytools.com/Applications/CxN/CallHandlerDataDump/CallHandlerDataDump.html which again hasn't been formally tested with CUC 15, but is a 'read' operation only so trying it out should have low risk.
Let us know if you have questions!
Maren
09-02-2025 08:38 AM
You are looking for a tool like the Audiotext Manager available at CiscoUnityTools.com: https://ciscounitytools.com/Applications/CxN/ATM/ATM.html
Use of the tool will require installation of the ODBC drivers (and .NET 4.5 or later), but once you have those installed there are a LOT of awesome tools that you can use.
The tool has been formally tested through CUC v12, but not later versions. I have used it with CUC 14SU3 successfully, but not with 15 (as the org I'm working with hasn't upgraded yet) so there is a possibility it won't work with 15.
Another tool that might be of help is the Call Handler Data Dump https://ciscounitytools.com/Applications/CxN/CallHandlerDataDump/CallHandlerDataDump.html which again hasn't been formally tested with CUC 15, but is a 'read' operation only so trying it out should have low risk.
Let us know if you have questions!
Maren
09-02-2025 08:54 AM
Thank you. I will explore these options.
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