mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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WebCF
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mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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Hi :)

thanks that this forum exists, many useful things in here 8) :)

I have a question regarding mgr scripting. I learned how to record scripts to SET something, but exists a script to GET something?

In fact: I want to change the following script to GET the value instead of change it:

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SET Tsc_IP_subscriber   "1": "153": ""
{
 Ethernet_Address = ""
}
Is that possible?

Thanks in advance ;)
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

Post by solven »

Have you tried the Select function?

I think it would be something like this:

SELECT Ethernet_Address FROM Tsc_IP_subscriber
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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solven wrote:Have you tried the Select function?

I think it would be something like this:

SELECT Ethernet_Address FROM Tsc_IP_subscriber
I did not try SQL commands here and I don't believe, that this action is possible at all, with mgr.

There is a REST API from OXE R12 and currently a running beta test with an official REST API, which will provide much more functionality.

Regards Mario


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WebCF
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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We have R12 afaik. How to activate the API?

EDIT: We have:

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R12.1-m2.300-18-d-ge-c0s1
and get a new R12 update in the next week to fix some issues.
WebCF
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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solven wrote: 06 Apr 2018 09:33 Have you tried the Select function?

I think it would be something like this:

SELECT Ethernet_Address FROM Tsc_IP_subscriber
Just for the records: SELECT produces:

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error: line 4: parse error
error: Compilation: fatal error
I not even believe its a SQL syntax. Hoping for some REST API magic :)
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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Then check out this in the system doc "PCXRecord_2.3_sd_RESTPAPIGuide_ALESVC58520_01_en".

System level filters, there is a get method.

I thought you meant "just a script to do x" not a "rest api script to do x", my bad.
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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Hi WebCF,
WebCF wrote: 08 Apr 2018 11:48 We have R12 afaik. How to activate the API?

EDIT: We have:

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R12.1-m2.300-18-d-ge-c0s1
and get a new R12 update in the next week to fix some issues.
then you have to activate the WBM (Web Based Management) and that's it.
As there is no official documentation on it, you have to look into your browsers developer mode and look, how it's done.
It's not very hard.

Regards Mario
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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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solven wrote: 09 Apr 2018 03:19 Then check out this in the system doc "PCXRecord_2.3_sd_RESTPAPIGuide_ALESVC58520_01_en".

System level filters, there is a get method.

I thought you meant "just a script to do x" not a "rest api script to do x", my bad.
This has nothing to do with access to OXE configuration database.
It is an API for access the call recording application.

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Re: mgr: GET an attribute value via script

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WBM is already activated, and I reverse-engineer their OpenResty-API now.

Thanks for your help!

BTW: The WBM is located at: https://*CallServer_IP*/
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WBM is mentioned here: http://www.trservices.rs/wp-content/upl ... n_ed01.pdf (Page 29).
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