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The Result History Query provides flexible access to historical data about dialing results.
There are 2 screens for this program, the main screen and the show counts screen.
The main screen is used to define selection criteria and sub-total groupings for the show counts screen. It gives the user the flexibility to define a query which can answer detailed questions about dialer efforts and performance.
There are 2 sections to this screen. The “Selection Criteria” section defines filters which determine which results will be included in the output. The “Group By” section defines which sub-totaled columns will appear in the output and what order they will appear in.
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Dialer Result
History Inquiry For CCI |
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*** Selection Criteria *** |
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Date Range:
10/01/09-10/02/09 |
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Hour Range:
ALL |
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Result Code: ALL |
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Campaign: ALL |
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Client: 1 |
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Agent:
ALL |
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*** Group By *** |
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Date: 1 |
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Hour: |
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Result Code: 3 |
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Campaign: 2 |
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Client: |
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Agent: |
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(S)how
counts, e(X)it, (/): |
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Please remember that the selection criteria work with implicit logical “AND”s between them. The only results that will be included in the output are those which pass all of the filters. This is not an either/or set of selection criteria.
Date Range: Enter a single date, a range of dates separated by a dash (i.e. 7/1-7/8), or ALL.
Hour Range: Using military time, enter a single hour number, a range of hours separated by a dash (i.e. 8-14), or ALL.
Result Code: Enter a single result code, multiple result codes separated by semicolons, or ALL.
Campaign: Enter a single campaign, multiple campaigns separated by semicolons, or ALL.
Client: Enter a single client code, multiple client codes separated by semicolons, or ALL.
Agent: Enter a single IAT agent id, multiple agent ids separated by semicolons, or ALL.
Of the 6 fields available for sorting and grouping, you may have as many as 3 sub-totaled columns in an order determined by you (left-to-right). The rightmost columns are sub-totaled first and the leftmost column is sub-totaled last. By entering a number between 1 and 3 next to one of the fields, the numbers of the other fields will be adjusted according to your last entry. It’s difficult to write a more detailed description of this, so we suggest that you play with it until it becomes intuitive.
S: Calculate the query and show the results on the next screen.
X: Exit from the Result History Query program
/: Move the cursor back up to the top of the screen to modify your entries.
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Dialer Result History Inquiry for CCI - Page 1 of 2 |
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Date Campaign
Result
Attempts Successes |
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10/01/09
RED_PAC
ANS_MACH_LMTC
38
38 |
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10/01/09
RED_PAC
BUSY
23
0 |
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10/01/09
RED_PAC
NO_ANSWER 78
0 |
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10/01/09
RED_PAC
TRANSFER_TO_OPERATOR 20
20 |
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Subtotal for RED_PAC
159
58 * |
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10/01/09
RED_MTN
ANS_MACH_LMTC
26 26 |
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10/01/09
RED_MTN
BUSY
12
0 |
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10/01/09
RED_MTN
NO_ANSWER
63
0 |
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10/01/09
RED_MTN
TRANSFER_TO_OPERATOR 32
32 |
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Subtotal for RED_MTN
123
58 * |
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** Subtotal for 10/01/09
282
116 ** |
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10/02/09
RED_PAC
ANS_MACH_LMTC
44
44 |
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10/02/09 RED_PAC
BUSY
29
0 |
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10/02/09
RED_PAC
NO_ANSWER
17
0 |
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10/02/09
RED_PAC
TRANSFER_TO_OPERATOR 30
30 |
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Subtotal for RED_PAC
120
74 * |
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(P)rint, (F)ile, (N)ext, e(X)it: |
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P: Cubs’ “Select Printer” window will display, allowing you to route the printed output as you prefer. All pages of the query results will be routed to your selected printer.
F: Create a sequential file with all of the data tab-delimited to facilitate import of the data into a spreadsheet program. The path and name of the newly created file will be displayed in a window.
N: Next page. Used if there are more query output lines than fit on a single page, and this is not the last page.
B: Back a page. Used if there are more query output lines than fit on a single page and this is not the first page.
X: Exit from the show counts screen, returning to the main screen.
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