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Examples of Special Commands


This topic provides examples of the special commands.

Example of @Associate Special Command

Table 11 and Table 12 provide an example command using the @Associate special command. This example defines a command and associated command data that creates an association between the current activity object and the current account object. The example command is enabled only when the agent is working with accounts and when a work-item tracking object exists. For more information, see the description for @Associate in Table 9.

Table 11. Command: AssociateAccount
Parameter Name
Parameter Value

DeviceCommand

@Associate

Hidden

True

Table 12 shows a command data definition for this command definition.

Table 12. Command Data: AssociateAccount
Parameter Name
Parameter Value

BusComp

Account

Param."Account Id"

{Id}

Example of @ViewWorkObject Special Command

Table 13 and Table 14 provide an example command using the @ViewWorkObject special command. This example defines a command and associated command data that allows a user to view the work-item tracking record. The command specifies the menu item to be used for viewing the record and assigns the command to the hot key SHIFT+F8. The command is enabled only when a work-item tracking object exists. For more information, see the description for @ViewWorkObject in Table 9.

Table 13. Command: ViewWorkObject
Parameter Name
Parameter Value

DeviceCommand

@ViewWorkObject

HotKey

SHIFT+F8

MenuPosition

8

Title

View Work Item Object

Table 14 shows a command data definition for this command definition.

Table 14. Command Data: ViewWorkObject
Parameter Name
Parameter Value

Param.View

Activity Attachment View

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