Typical Applications Custom Development Private Backend XactScript Language Performance Deployment leXml Language < Interface Modules & Commands < If_EmployeeRecord If_EmployeeRecord load This is called to load an employee :   Required arguments: owner_id - The owner ID# Optional arguments: emp_id - The employee ID# (if not present, new employee) loginname - Login name (if not present, new employee) This returns 'yes' or 'no' depending on whether the item was loaded. addupdateemployee This command creates or updates an existing employee. (Nothing is committed to the database yet)   Optional arguments (all the fields default to empty): cli_id - Client ID fname - First name mname - Middle name lname - Last name addr1 - Address line #1 addr2 - Address line #2 city - City state - 2-letter state code zip - Zip code phone - Phone number fax - Fax number cell - Cellular phone number pager - Pager number tollfree - Toll free phone number email - Email address pageremail - Pager email address title - Title (mr, ms, etc.) country - Country of residence attn - Attn to: emp_status - Employee Status emp_perm - Employee Permission Level notes - Employee notes   Returns the addressnum of the new address unless an error occurs. setclient Sets cli_id value   Arguments: cli_id - cli_id to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' setstatus Sets emp_status value   Arguments: emp_status - emp_status level to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' setperm Sets emp_perm value   Arguments: emp_perm - emp_perm level to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' setpreference Sets an emp_preference property   Arguments: key - key to be set (required) value - value to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' setemail Sets emp_email value   Arguments: emp_email - emp_email level to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' setpreferences Sets emp_preferences value   Arguments: emp_preferences - emp_preferences level to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' setcliid Sets cli_id value   Arguments: cli_id - cli_id to be set (required)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' These are commands to print/get info about the current employee All of these that print something support 'prefix' and 'postfix'. getfname Returns employee/contact first name getlname Returns employee/contact last name getphone Returns employee/contact phone number getcliid Returns employee/contact cli_id getemail Returns employee/contact email address getperm Returns permissions for employee/contact getlinkedempi Returns linked employee/contact ID getid Returns the customer ID getcustid Returns the customer ID getempid Returns the customer ID getownerid Returns the owner record ID getnotes Returns notes from employee/contact record fname Prints employee first name lname Prints employee last name mname Prints employee middle name address1 Prints employee address line 1 address2 Prints employee address line 2 city Prints employee city state Prints employee state zip Prints employee zip phone Prints employee phone fax Prints employee fax tollfree Prints employee tollfree email Prints employee email clientid Prints client id notes Prints employee notes empperm Prints employee permission level templateemployeeinfo This command shows employee information based on a template   Arguments: template - Template format as below (required)   Template replacable macros: ##FNAME## - First name ##MNAME## - Middle name ##LNAME## - Last name ##ADDR1## - Address line #1 ##ADDR2## - Address line #2 ##ATTN## - Attn to: ##CELL## - Cellular phone number ##CITY## - City ##COUNTRY## - Country ##EMAIL## - E-Mail address ##FAX## - Fax phone number ##PAGER## - Pager phone number ##PAGEREMAIL## - Pager email address ##PHONE## - Main phone number ##STATE## - 2-letter state code ##SSL## - State as options list ##TITLE## - Title or salutation ##TOLLFREE## - Toll free phone number ##ZIP## - Zip code ##ID## - Record (employee) ID ##CLI_ID## - Client ID ##PERM## - Employee Permission Level ##PREF(count)## - (count) value found in EMP_PREFERENCES properties field   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' checkloginexists Checks to see if a particular login name 'login' exists Returns 'yes' or 'no' checkpassword This command checks the password of the loaded customer   Arguments: password - The plaintext password to test (will always return 'no' if this is not specified.)   Returns 'yes' or 'no'. setlogininfo Sets login and password   Arguments: login - Login name (required) password - Password in plaintext (required) encrypt - Scramble password with SHA1? (default=false)   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' commit Commits data to database   Returns 'ok' or 'error:...' Printable Version