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Setting Phone Number Details to Custom

You can configure a policy condition to evaluate a custom Phone Number Details column:

  1. Add a Policy Condition.

  2. Set its Condition Type to "Phone Number Details".

  3. Select "Custom" from the Phone Number Detail list.>

  4. At this point, you can select a custom Phone Number Details column, and configure evaluation type, operator, value, and test a regular expression value. The figure below shows the dialog that appears when you choose a custom phone number detail column.

  5. Select the attribute's data Type (Date/Time, Number, String, or Time Offset).

    When you select the Date/Time or Time Offset condition, Dialer expects the data in the Contact List to be in the standard SQL DATETIME format:

    YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS[.MMM]

    Where YYYY-MM-DD is Year, Month, Day and HH:MM:SS[.MMM] is Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Milliseconds.

    (Milliseconds are optional)

    When you select Time Offset, keep in mind that it compares the value of an attribute to an offset of the current date/time. The value of Time Offset is added to the current time. The resulting sum is compared to the value of the attribute.

    To look into the past, Time Offset should be entered as a negative number of hours. For example, a value of -2.5 will compare an attribute time to a time 2.5 hours in the past. Entries for Time Offset can use decimal places to compare partial hour offsets.

  6. Select an Operator to use to compare the attribute with a value.

    !=

    not equal to

    <

    less than

    <=

    less than or equal to

    =

    equal to

    >

    greater than

    >=

    greater than or equal to

    Regex

    regular expression (See Using Regular Expressions.)

  7. Choose a Value to compare to the selected attribute.

    If Type is Number or String, you are prompted to type into a field. Macros are supported in the Value field when the String type is selected.

    If Type is Date/Time, calendar controls appear so that you can select a date and time of day.

    If Type is Time Offset, you'll see a spin button control and can select either a positive or negative number.

  8. Set the Condition satisfied when criteria evaluates to toggle to either True or False to determine whether the condition evaluates to True when the criteria is true or false.