UserExecutiveGetFilteringRequest
Bases: OCIRequest
Get the filtering setting and the list of filtering criteria defined for an executive user. Both executive and the executive assistant can run this command. The response is either UserExecutiveGetFilteringResponse or ErrorResponse.
Attributes:
user_id (str):
Source code in src/mercury_ocip/commands/commands.py
Responses
Bases: OCIDataResponse
Response to the UserExecutiveGetFilteringRequest. Contains the filtering setting and a table of filtering criteria. The criteria table's column headings are: "Is Active", "Criteria Name", "Time Schedule", "Calls From", "Filter", "Holiday Schedule", "Calls To Type", "Calls To Number" and "Calls To Extension". The "Filter" column can contain "true" or "false". The possible values for the "Calls To Type" column are the following or a combination of them separated by comma: - Primary - Alternate X (where x is a number between 1 and 10) - Mobility The possible values for the "Calls To Number" column are the following or a combination of them separated by comma: - The value of the phone number for the corresponding Calls To Type, when the number is available. i.e. Alternate 1 may have extension, but no number. - When no number is available a blank space is provided instead. The possible values for the "Calls To Extension" column are the following or a combination of them separated by comma: - The value of the extension for the corresponding Calls To Type, when the extension is available. i.e. Primary may have number, but no extension. - For Mobility Calls To Type, this is always blank. - When no extension is available a blank space is provided instead.
Attributes:
enable_filtering (bool):
filtering_mode (str):
simple_filter_type (str):
criteria_table (OCITable):
Source code in src/mercury_ocip/commands/commands.py
Example Usage
from mercury_ocip.client import Client
from mercury_ocip.commands import UserExecutiveGetFilteringRequest
client = Client()
command = UserExecutiveGetFilteringRequest(
user_id=...,
)
response = client.command(command)
print(response)