I might be just confusing myself (next week I take some vectoring classes so I am happy about that)
(what I would give for a nested IF statement)
I could do it similar to the way it's setup at the moment, just include two of them as the vector will still continue even after queued once, so something like:
consider skill 1 pri h adjust-by 0
consider location 2 adjust-by 0
queue-to best
consider skill 2 pri h adjust-by 0
consider location 2 adjust-by 0
queue-to best
In this scenario the call will queue to either skill 1 or the other location in the first blurb...the call handling will then continue to the 2nd chunk of vectoring and queue to skill 2 (or the other location). So the call will be queued to two different skills, possibly in two different locations...but likely the same....
So I *think* that may be my option.
But now I'm a bit more confused about BSR routing and how that works...documentation I am reading says that the "consider location" command will check the "BSR Application" setting on the VDN. In essence telling the script to check a VDN on the other switch and send it to the best...but I'm confused as to why it's checking a VDN and not a skill? What is "best?"
All my VDNs are set to "1st found"...
Still working through..I realize I am somewhat "speaking out loud" with this thread, it helps me. |