Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.5 Guia Do Utilizador
Cisco Desktop Administrator User Guide 7.0
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Figure 21.
The Field Editor dialog box.
2. Choose a field index number from the drop-down list.
The field automatically shows the next available number.
3. Enter a field name that describes the contents of the field.
The field name and value can contain the following characters. If you use
disallowed characters in the field name, the enterprise data field may not pop
in the IP Phone Agent service.
disallowed characters in the field name, the enterprise data field may not pop
in the IP Phone Agent service.
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alphanumeric characters (Aa–Zz, 0–9)
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underscore ( _ )
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period ( . )
NOTE: For Chinese, Japanese, and Korean localized sites, IP Phone Agent
phones display the field index number, not the field name. This is due to
phone limitations on displaying multi-byte characters.
phones display the field index number, not the field name. This is due to
phone limitations on displaying multi-byte characters.
If the field is an ECC variable, the field name must exactly mirror how the field
is expressed in ICM, but without the “user” prefix. For instance, the ICM ECC
variable userAccountNumber must be named AccountNumber in the custom
field list.
is expressed in ICM, but without the “user” prefix. For instance, the ICM ECC
variable userAccountNumber must be named AccountNumber in the custom
field list.
NOTE: ECC variable names cannot be localized with multi-byte characters
due to a limitation in ICM.
due to a limitation in ICM.
4. If the field is an ECC variable, check the appropriate check box—Scalar or
Array.
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A scalar ECC variable is one that stores a single piece of data.
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An array ECC variable is one that stores multiple pieces of data.
5. If you checked Array, specify the number of elements in the array in the
number field on the right.