CLI Rules for Datatex Software

Voice recording ( Amethyst and iReCall )
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The CLI Rules are used to to manipulate the call data of call recordings or TMS data.
Applicaitons that has this facility:

  • tngbuffer
  • amtmitel
  • crecallinfo
  • amtmitelcre
  • amtmitelcre2
  • siprecord
  • voipsweeper

CLI rules consist of the following parts and delimited by a PIPE character ( “|” )

  1. Field to check
  2. Type of match
  3. Value1 to look for
  4. Action
  5. Value2
  6. Stop
  7. Direction

  1. Field to check - This field to be matched. The rule can only have one field to check. Values are:
    EXTENSION - match on extension
    NUMBER - match on number
    TRUNK - match on trunk

  2. Type of match - How the rule will find the records to change
    STARTS WITH - match if the field starts with value1
    ENDS WITH - match if the field ends with value1
    CONTAINS - match if the field contains value1
    DOES NOT CONTAIN - match if the field does not contain value1
    ALWAYS MATCH - rules with this type of match execute for every record
    LENGTH GREATER THAN - if the field length is greater than value1 - value1 is a number in the range 0 to 255. If the field contains multiple values, each will trigger this rule.
    LGT - short for LENGTH GREATER THAN
    LENGTH LESS THAN - if the field length is less than value1 - value1 is a number in the range 0 to 255
    LLT - short for LENGTH LESS THAN

  3. Value1 to look for - what is matched or not matched or the length, depending on the type of match

  4. Action what to do when the Value1 Matches
    IGNORE - makes no modifications - you can use ignore with action “STOP” set to “TRUE” to do nothing and stop other rules from processing.
    REPLACE WITH - replaces the matched value with value2.
    REPLACEWITH - same as “REPLACE WITH”
    REPLACEALL - replaces all occurrences of value1 with value2, usually used with match “CONTAINS” or “ALWAYS MATCH”
    REPLACEFIELD - replaces the entire field with value2.
    DELETE - removes the matched value (value2 is not used).
    DELETECOUNT - deletes x number of characters starting at the matched position. value2 is the number x.
    DELETEALL - clears the entire field (value2 is not used) - same as REPLACEFIELD with nothing in value2.
    DELETEBEFORE - deletes x characters before the match. Value2 is the number x. x can be larger than the number of characters before the match. For example, a rule to delete 8 characters before the hash from “01234#0215924033” would delete only the first 5 before the hash. Note that the # would be left in the field. DELETECOUNT is the corresponding DELETEAFTER action – use “DELETECOUNT” and not “DELETEAFTER”.
    ADD TO START - adds value2 in front of the field. Note that the matched position does not matter.
    ADD TO END - adds value2 after the field. Note that the matched position does not matter.
    DELETERECORD - instructs the software to delete this record. Usually the software will log this.
    REJECT - instructs the software to reject this record. Usually the software will log this.
    PREFIX - same as ADD TO START, but the value prefixed can be from a lookup table if value2 = “”. Value1 will be used as the key to the lookup, and the result from the lookup will be prefixed to the field.

  5. Value2 - what to use as replacement / add / count / prefix / suffix.

  6. Stop - If TRUE, when this rule matches, the rules after this will not process. Values can be:
    TRUE → Stop processing rules here.
    FALSE → Continue processing rules.

  7. Direction - will only match records that have the matching direction. Values can be:
    INCOMING
    OUTGOING
    ANY

Examples

0=EXTENSION|STARTS WITH|27319293700|REPLACE WITH|0319293700|TRUE|ANY|
If the extension started with “27319293700” , replace those digits with “0319293700”. Stop processing rules here if this rules triggers.

1=EXTENSION|STARTS WITH|319293700|REPLACE WITH|0319293700|TRUE|ANY|
If the Extenions starts with “319293700” replace those digits with “0319293700”. Do not process any further rules if this rule triggers.

2=Number|starts with|00|REPLACE|0|False|OUTGOING|

3=Extension|length less than|3|reject||False|ANY|

4=Extension|length greater than|5|reject||False|ANY|

5=Extension|starts with|*|reject||False|ANY|

6=Extension|starts with|0|reject||False|ANY|