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Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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Any format-related errors in the script files are reported only when the script is loaded

into the TMS. If there are syntax errors, error messages are reported to the console

during the execution of the script file load command, and the file is not loaded. Scripts

must be located in the /tftpboot directory, but do not require any file extension.

Script Control

When a script is loaded, a handle (associated alphanumeric value) is returned in

response. This handle must be used for any subsequent commands involving that

script. The conversion from script name as used in the load command to the assigned

handle requires no user intervention. After being loaded and before being started, the

script must be bound to one or more resource sets. Once bound and started, the script

commences execution (see “Command Line Interface” on page 200 for these

commands). Unless otherwise designed, a script runs once and then stops (see

“VEMUL Script Format” on page 195). Scripts can also be arranged to loop, either

infinitely or finitely, by using the LABEL and GOTO Statements (see “Script

Commands” on page 196).

Configuration Parameters

Simulation configuration parameters are preset for each system during system

configuration. These parameters include the maximum size of an ASCII script, in

bytes, that can be downloaded, the maximum time in seconds allocated for

downloading a script file, and the events which are reported to the console running the

simulation. The default values for these parameters are normally sufficient and need

not be changed: however, they can be queried by using the simgetparams

command. For additional information see “Command Line Interface” on page 200.

Script Commands

The following tables list the language that is valid for use in a call simulation script.

All commands must be preceded by the start statement and followed by the end

statement (see “VEMUL Script Format” on page 195). Some commands (statements)

can take additional arguments (see “Primitives” on page 198). These two sets of data

can be combined to author scripts ranging from simple to complex (see “Example Call

Simulation Script Files” on page 202).

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