/mcpExplanation of Data Fields The following chart lists all of the data fields: Comments Operations Data Type Parameter Specifies a globally unique, system-generated identifier for a Schedule object. Read Only String (36) ObjectId Specifies the URI for schedule. Read Only String URI Specifies the preferred text name of this scheduleto be used when displaying entries in the administrative console and Cisco Personal Assistant. Read/Write String (64) DisplayName Specifies the owner of this schedule. If the owner is a LocationVMS, the unique identifier of the LocationVMS objects to which this schedule belongs. Commonly referred to as a "system" schedule. Otherwise, this attribute is set to NULL. Read Only String (36) OwnerLocationObjectId Specifies the owner of this schedule. If the owner is a personal rule set, the unique identifier of the personal rule set to which this schedule belongs. Otherwise, this attribute is set to NULL. OwnerSubscriberObjectId String(36) Read Only Specifies the owner of this schedule. If the owner is a subscriber, the unique identifier of the Subscriber objects to which this schedule belongs. Otherwise, this attribute is set to NULL. Undeletable Boolean Read/Write Indicates a flag that checks whether this schedule can be deleted via an administrative application such as Cisco Unity Connection Administration. It is used to prevent deletion of factory defaults. Read Only String (36) OwnerPersonalRuleSetObjectId The date and time when schedule becomes active, or NULL if active immediately. Read/Write DateTime StartDate The start time (in minutes) for the active day or days. The start time is stored as the number of minutes from midnight. So a value of 480 would mean 8:00 AM and 1020 would mean 5:00 PM. In addition, a value of NULL for the start time indicates 12:00 AM. • Range 0-1435 Read/Write Integer StartTime The date and time when schedule ends, or NULL if effective indefinitely. Read/Write DateTime EndDate The end time (in minutes) for the active day or days. The end time is stored as the number of minutes from midnight. So a value of 480 would mean 8:00 AM and 1020 would mean 5:00 PM. In addition, a value of NULL means "till the end of the day" (e.g. 11:59:59 PM in Linux land). • Range 0-1435 Read/Write Integer EndTime Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API 733 Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API for Schedules Explanation of Data Fields