RX_CALLBACKS_HISTORY
Field Name |
Description |
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ACCOUNT |
The customer's account number. |
INCIDENT_ID |
The ID associated with the incident resulting from the call. This field corresponds with the ID field in the RX_INCIDENTS table. |
REGION |
The region in which the incident is located. This field uses the REGION domain. |
PRIORITY |
The priority of the call (how high it will appear on the callback list), sorted descending (i.e., the larger priority number will be called first). |
REASON |
The reason for the callback (e.g., estimated time of restoration is about to expire). |
RETRY_COUNT |
The running number of retries. |
MIN_RETRY_COUNT |
The minimum number of times to attempt calling back (before auto-delete, if enabled, will delete a callback record). |
AUTO_DELETE |
Indicates whether a callback should be deleted automatically. This field uses the YES_NO domain. This field should not be edited. |
BUSY_WAIT |
Time (in minutes) to wait until the next callback if there is a busy signal. |
NO_ANSWER_WAIT |
Time (in minutes) to wait for the next callback if there is no answer. |
PREV_RESULT |
The result of the previous callback. This field uses the CALL_RESULT domain. |
PREV_CALLER |
The operator who attempted the previous callback. |
PREV_CALL_TIME |
The time that the previous call was attempted. |
NEXT_CALL_TIME |
The earliest time the next callback attempt should take place. |
CALLING |
Flag to note if the callback is currently be processed. This field uses the YES_NO domain. |
CALLING_EXPIRES |
The amount of time before the currently loaded callback is returned to the queue if no action is taken. This value corresponds with the MinutesCallingValid value in DataServices.exe.config. |
CALLER_TYPE |
Who made the last callback. This field uses the CALLER_TYPE domain. |
COMMENTS |
Notes from the operator or dispatcher. |
CHANGE_DATE |
The time and date an operation was performed on the callback record. |
OPERATION |
The operation (e.g., insert, delete, update) performed on the incident record. |