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MIC Set Attribute

This MIC tool sets MIC Object attributes. For example, you may want to change the status of a user. Specify an MIC User Object and the I3SICStatus attribute to set the value. This tool always returns an array of strings, even if only one value is requested and returned.

Inputs

MIC Object

The required MIC Object (moMicObject) to set its attributes.

Attribute Name

This required string (sAttributeName) specifies the MIC attribute to set.

Depending on the object type, various attributes are available. The attribute names all begin with "i3sic" and the names are NOT case sensitive. See the MIC Objects and Attributes topic for a list of all objects and their attributes.

In addition, if the object type is User, the following intrinsic attributes are available:

_opt_PlayNewEmailCount - Play the number of new email messages for the TUI user.
_opt_PlayNewFaxCount - Play the number of new fax messages for the TUI user.
_opt_PlayNewVoiceCount - Play the number of new voicemail messages for the TUI user.
_opt_PlaySavedEmailCount - Play the number of saved email messages for the TUI user.
_opt_PlaySavedFaxCount - Play the number of saved fax messages for the TUI user.
_opt_PlaySavedVoiceCount - Play the number of saved voicemail messages for the TUI user.
_opt_ReadVerbosePrompts - Read the verbose prompts for the TUI caller
_opt_ReadOldMessagesFirst - Read the old messages first for the TUI caller
_opt_ReadPriorityMessagesFirst - Read high priority messages first for the TUI caller
_opt_ReadMailboxNameCaller - Read the name of the person that called for the TUI user
_opt_ReadMailboxNameSubscriber - Read the name of the TUI user with the MIC account
_opt_ReadStatusPromptCaller - Read the status of the MIC user to the outside caller
_opt_ReadStatusPromptSubscriber - Read the status of the TUI user when he or she calls in for messages.

Attribute Values

The required string or list of string (lsAttributeValues) values to set for the specified object attribute.

Append Values

The boolean value ("false" by default) that specifies if the tool should append the new value to the string list. The tool overwrites the current value if set to "true."

Outputs

Exit Code

An Exit Code (iExitCode) of 0 (zero) indicates success and a non-zero code indicates an error or other condition about the results of this tool step.

Exit Text

The exit text string (sExitText) corresponds to the Exit Code. When the Exit Code is 0, the Exit Text is "Success."

Exit Paths

Success

If an attribute is set.

Failure

If no object is found and/or the attribute was not set. Some common error conditions include:

Exit Code: 0x80070057

Exit Text: One or more arguments are invalid

Reason: An attribute name was not specified.

Exit Code: 0x80070006

Exit Text: Invalid handle

Reason: The MIC Object passed is invalid.

Exit Code: 0x80072076

Exit Text: The attribute specified in the operation is not present on the object.

Reason: The attribute name is invalid for the specified object.