1 Action messages
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This section is incomplete and will be concluded as soon as possible.This maintenance allows us to keep a record of messages that will be sent to a device.
Messages contain actions which the device must process and execute.
During every ping connection, the device will check for messages. If one exists, the device will save and execute it, and the process will be stored in a table and pulled to the server. This informs the server if the message was or was not correctly processed.
wic_mobile_device_messages | |
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Label | Description |
Device UUID | |
Message ID | Message identifier |
Priority | Message priority
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Message code |
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Vibrate | Device vibration settings
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Sound | Sound used for messages on device
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Notify | Notifications to device
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Message data | Used to report data associated with a message's code. This data only requires reporting when the message code must receive an extra attribute. For example, for an Action Popup, the data will comprise the popup text that appears on the device. Alternatively, for an Action Lock with a code, the data will comprise the code used to lock the device. Some actions don't need this text data. In these cases, we add a 0 value. For example, the action "wipe all" does not require text data. |
Status | Message status
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Date created |
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Date updated |
2 Responses
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This section is incomplete and will be concluded as soon as possible.3 SQL commands
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This section is incomplete and will be concluded as soon as possible.Consists of a code, a description, and an SQL statement.
To use the SQL Core and SQL Apps command messages, SQL statements must be registered in the SQL command master.
Command statements allow SQL statements (SQLite language) such as [SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE... ].
Once statements are executed on the device, the responses from the SQL commands are sent to the server and registered as message responses.
wic_mobile_sql_commands | |
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Label | Description |
Command code | |
Command description | Comand description |
Command statement |