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Exam 3300 topic 1 question 2 discussion

Actual exam question from Avaya's 3300
Question #: 2
Topic #: 1
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A customer with Avaya Aura Contact Center has created a loop in a script application with the following parameters:
1. While the caller is in the loop, the customer wants an announcement to play every thirty seconds, and the queued status of the call and the In-service status of the skillset must be evaluated
2. If the call is not queued, and if the skillset is out of service, the call will be sent to an out of service announcement
3. If the call is not queued and the skillset is in service. It must be re-queued.
What is the proper script syntax to accomplish this requirement?

  • A. Section wait_loop IF NOT QUEUED THEN IF OUT OF SERVICE SKILLSET automotive THEN GIVE RAN out_of_service_ran_gv DISCONNECT END IF END IF GIVE RAN agts_stlll_busy_ran_gv WAIT 30 EXECTUTE wait_loop
  • B. Section wait_loop IF NOT QUEUED THEN IF NOT OUT OF SERVICE automotive THEN QUEUE TO SKILLSET automotive WAIT 2 ELSE GIVE RAN out_of_service_ran_gv DISCONNECT END IF END IF GIVE RAN agts_still_busy_ran_gv WAIT 30 EXECTUTE wait_loop
  • C. Section wait_loop IF QUEUED AND IF OUT OF SERVICE automotive THEN GIVE RAN out_of_service_ran_gv DISCONNECT END IF END IF GIVE RAN agts_still_busy_ran_gv WAIT 30 EXECTUTE wait_loop
  • D. Section wait_loop IF NOT QUEUED AND IF NOT OUT OF SERVICE SKILLSET automotive THEN GIVE RAN out_of_service_ran_gv DISCONNECT END IF END IF GIVE RAN agts_still_ran_gv WAIT 30
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Abhi0409
2 years, 3 months ago
I guess it’s B
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phonegod2000
3 years, 7 months ago
I think the answer is B.
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