USE_SMS_PRIORITY
(integer, 0 or 1) By default (with USE_SMS_PRIORITY=0), priority flags in SMS messages are ignored and not sent with the email messages. To have the priority flags passed with the email, specify USE_SMS_PRIORITY=1. When passed with the email, the mapping from SMS to email is as shown in Table C–25:
Table C–25 Priority Flag Mapping from SMS to Email|
SMS Profile |
SMS Priority Flag |
Email Priority: Header Line |
|---|---|---|
|
GSM |
0 (Non-priority) 1, 2, 3 (Priority) |
No header line (implies Normal) Urgent |
|
TDMA |
0 (Bulk) 1 (Normal) 2 (Urgent) 3 (Very Urgent) |
Nonurgent No header line (implies Normal) Urgent Urgent |
|
CDMA |
0 (Normal) 1 (Interactive) 2 (Urgent) 3 (Emergency) |
No header line (implies Normal) Urgent Urgent Urgent |
Note that the email Priority: header line values are Nonurgent, Normal, and Urgent.
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