173.2.1 ADD-SELL

A number is entered in the destination number table or the station number table. However, in this case the AMO does not check whether the number to be entered is a valid destination or station number.
The station numbers can have a maximum of 22 digits and are entered in the station number list in ascending order.
The destination numbers can have a maximum of 22 digits. The numbers are entered in the destination number lists arranged according to the communication service. Within a communication service, the destination numbers are arranged in ascending order.
To each number the node numbers are appropriate. The node numbers (parameters LEVEL0, LEVEL1 and LEVEL2) must be indicated for creating a number. They enable a unique allocation in the network.
If a number (inclusive node number) already exists in the table, this number is not entered and a message is sent to the user (errormessage F01: NUMBER IS ALREADY IN THE TABLE).
Furthermore, destination numbers are not entered, if the first part of a destination number (with same node number) has already been entered.
If, for example, destination number 02 has already been entered in the destination number table and the user enters a new destination number 023, this number (023) is already covered by the first destination number(02). Thus, destination number 023 is rejected.
If there is no more space available in the table, the AMO is not executed and a corresponding message is sent to the user.
For station number table a maximum of 300 and for destination number table a maximum of 100 entries can be carried out.
1.
Entry of station numbers in the station number list
2.
Entry of destination numbers with the service ID in the destination number list
Procedure Overview
 
Command Code
Parameters
 
ADD-SELL
TBL=STNTBL1|2,STNO=<number>,LEVEL0=<number>
,LEVEL1=<number>,LEVEL2=<number>;
(1)
 
 
 
 
TBL=DNOTBL1|2,STNO=<string>;
(2)
Examples
1.
Station number 123456 with node numbers 1, 1, 30 is to be entered in station table 1.
Input:
ADD-SELL:STNTBL1,123456,1,1,30;
 
2.
For specific stations (e.g. reception=123, doorman=456, telephone booth=789) with node numbers 1, 1, 30 an immediate printout is to be carried out.
Possible implementation:
These stations are entered in station table 1. Parameter STNTBL1 can then be used to select in AMO SELG.
Input:
ADD-SELL:STNTBL1,123&456&789,1,1,30;
3.
All calls routed to customer companies participating in shared tenant service are to be output to a special device.
Directory numbers: 06089722, 00432227293.
Possible implementation:
The destination numbers of these companies are entered in destination number table 1. Parameter DNOTBL1 can then be used to select in AMO SELG, as follows:
Input:
ADD-SELL:DNOTBL1,06089722;
ADD-SELL:DNOTBL1,00432227293;
or as a chained entry, since both have the same communication service.
Input:
ADD-SELL:DNOTBL1,06089722&00432227293;
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