Uccx outbound script & .txt file

Hi all,
I have a file (.txt) to import contacs to outbound. This file have: name, lastname, phone, account. I would like to play a prompt depends of account field.
How to get this field into variable in a script to use this way.
Which is you recomendation?
Regards,

following query returns no output
"select concurrent_program_name, multi_org_category
from fnd_concurrent_programs
where concurrent_program_name = <concurrent short name>"
I have tried to run from the UKHRMS responsibility as well but the report is still giving me the same results i.e. 0 .
pls note that the following SELECT commands do not give any out put ... i.e. after running the concurrent request from the application end.
select rpad(rtrim(name),40)||' '||rpad(nvl(account_number,' '),16)||' '||
substr(to_char(amount,'0009999999.99'),-13)||' '||
rpad(rtrim(bank),35)||' '||lpad(nvl(branch_code1,' '),2)||lpad(nvl(branch_code2,' '),2)||lpad(nvl(branch_code3,' '),2)||' '||
lpad(nvl(branch_code1,' '),2)||lpad(nvl(branch_code2,' '),2)||lpad(nvl(branch_code3,' '),2)||' '||
rpad(nvl(branch,' '),35)||' '||
rpad(rtrim(employee_number),6)||' '||payday
from xx_banks_direct_payments
order by bank, branch_code1,branch_code2,branch_code3, name
select bank, lpad(rtrim(count(employee_number)),4)||
' '||substr(to_char(sum(round(amount,2)),'999,999,999,999.99'),-13)
from xx_banks_direct_payments
group by bank
order by bank
select ' Totals: Number of Employees: ' ||' '||count(employee_number)||' '||' Amount:' ||' '||substr(to_char(sum(round(amount,2)),'999,999,999.99'),-13)
from xx_banks_direct_payments
pls help

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How to Create an outbound flat file .txt file from SAP to UAPM (Unicenter Asset Portfolio Management).

What do u want in flat file and what is your doubt please let me know as iam working i can help u

How to get all paragraphs style and their fonts of a indesign file and write all info with para info into txt file with scripting

how to get all how to get all paragraphs style and their fonts of a indesign file and write all info with para info into txt file with scriptingstyle and their fonts of a indesign file and write all info with para info into txt file with scripting

I write the script this one works
          var par=doc.stories.everyItem().paragraphs.everyItem().getElements();
for(var i=par.length-1;i>=0;i--)
       var font=par[i].appliedParagraphStyle.name;
        var font1=par[i].appliedFont.name;
         var size=par[i].pointSize;
        WriteToFile (par[i].contents +   "\r" + "Style : " + font + "\r" + "FONT1 : " + font1 + "\r" + "Size : " + size + "\r", reportFilePath);
                        function WriteToFile(text, reportFilePath) {
    file = new File(reportFilePath);
    file.encoding = "UTF-8";
    if (file.exists) {
        file.open("e");
        file.seek(0, 2);
    else {
        file.open("w");
      file.writeln(text);
    file.close();
Thanks for all your support

Importing an .txt file in a PL/SQL script

Hello, everybody.
I'm new using ORACLE, so don4t know it very well.
How can I import an .txt file in a PL/SQL script? Has anybody an example? Besides the code whatelse I have to do?
Thanks a lot.
Carla

Hi,
you can make a SQL*Loader with a good description of your txt file. See documentation on SQL*Loader.
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/A87860_01/doc/index.htm (5 SQL*Loader Control File Reference)
This SQL*Loader read your file and load data in an oracle table.
Hope help you
Regards,
Nicolas.

Outbounds Script. UCCX

Hi all,
I'm trying to implement an outbound script. I pass the phone number by "Get XML Document step" and run well, but i don't know how i can to extract the call info.
When i use "Set enterprise call info Step" only write the call information in the UCCX data base from agent phone. I need to write in a document or in the UCCX data base, information about all the phones that the script make.
Someone can help me?
Regards

Hello, Antonio.
I'm sorry to see you were not able to find the information or assistance you were looking for here in the Contact Center community forum.
You may be able to find more help through the Cisco Developer Network.
Also, you might want to consider engaging Cisco Advanced Services via your account team to assist with UCCX custom scripting.
Thank you, and good luck.
-Paulo

Error while importing the .txt file for SAP script to another system.

Hi Gurus,
I'm trying to import the .txt file exported (using RSTXSCRP) from one system to another.But getting the following error on the destination system (4.6C).I'm able to import the same file on all other releases (Like 470 500,600,604).
"ERROR: Invalid start marker: ï»¿SF instead of SFORM "
Kindly assist..
Jasvir

Hi,
Usually when you download the file and open it with notepad, the first line is like
SFORMZINVOICE
ie SFORM followed by form name
Check this in your downloaded file
Regards

How to save in CSV or TXT file the Powershell script output?

Hi,
I am not sure how to expot this to csv/TXT file, should I use export-csv "c:\test.csv" ?
my code:
$site = Get-SPSite "http://tst.pg.com/sites/tsta"
Write-Output("`n" + $site.URL)
$myweb = $site.AllWebs | where {$_.url -eq $site.url}
Foreach ($list in $myweb.Lists)
if($list.BaseType -eq "DocumentLibrary")
Write-Output("")
Write-Output("Doc Library Name:" + $list.Title)
Write-Output($list.roleassignments | ft Member,RoleDefinitionBindings -auto)
}$site.dispose()

Hi there - If you just want to dump the output as a txt file, how about the following?
.\yourpowershell.ps1 > output.txt
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