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The scsp command imports (or removes) a recorded speech file to (or from) the Avaya IR system.
Synopsis
scsp [-o] [-r] application_name phrase_list_filename
Description
The scsp command imports or removes the recorded speech file to or from the Avaya IR system. It accepts the arguments described in the following table:
Argument |
Description |
Comments |
-o |
Overwrite files with a matching file name without warning the user |
When transferring an application with a name matching an application that already exists on the Avaya IR system, Avaya recommends that you first remove the old application files using the scrm command on the Avaya IR system |
-r |
Remove the recorded speech file from the application |
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application_name |
The name of the application |
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phrase_list_filename |
The file name of the recorded speech phrase list file |
Required because an application may have multiple phrase list files |
Note:
You must define a phrase list file for your recorded speech and generate it using the Code Generation tool. This assigns it a .pl extension. The floppy disk with the professionally recorded speech must also contain a file called Backup.pl that contains the phrase list for the speech. This phrase list should be the same as the one you generated in your application.
Also, the actual recorded speech must be in files formatted with the phrase number and a .phr extension (for example, 1000.phr). A file called Sequence must contain the number of floppies in the set, with the last floppy containing the word LAST. After all the phrases are copied from the floppy disk, if there is a .pl file in /speech/talk that matches what was copied in, the speech is loaded into the talkfile.
Examples
The following command imports a recorded speech file named greeting into an application named acct_bal, without being prompted if the Avaya IR system already has a speech file with that name:
scsp -o acct_bal greeting
The following command removes a recorded speech file named greeting from an application named acct_bal:
scsp -r acct_bal greeting
See also
