SystemCallReturnModifyRequest
Bases: OCIRequest
Modify the system level data associated with Call Return. The response is either a SuccessResponse or an ErrorResponse.
Attributes:
two_level_activation (Optional[bool]):
provide_date (Optional[bool]):
last_unanswered_call_only (Optional[bool]):
confirmation_key (Optional[Nillable[str]]):
allow_restricted_number (Optional[bool]):
delete_number_after_answered_call_return (Optional[bool]):
Source code in src/mercury_ocip/commands/commands.py
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Responses
Example Usage
from mercury_ocip.client import Client
from mercury_ocip.commands import SystemCallReturnModifyRequest
client = Client()
command = SystemCallReturnModifyRequest(
two_level_activation=...,
provide_date=...,
last_unanswered_call_only=...,
confirmation_key=...,
allow_restricted_number=...,
delete_number_after_answered_call_return=...,
)
response = client.command(command)
print(response)
Example 2 with Raw Command
from mercury_ocip.client import Client
client = Client()
response = client.raw_command("SystemCallReturnModifyRequest",
two_level_activation=...,
provide_date=...,
last_unanswered_call_only=...,
confirmation_key=...,
allow_restricted_number=...,
delete_number_after_answered_call_return=...,
)
print(response)