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Introduction

This feature is available in software 2.26.0 or higher.

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See below, error found in case marked RED.


FieldDescriptionLDAP lookup


NumberSearch
AreaCodes.WildcardingWild-carding support for auto-lookup. Values:
0 - No wild-carding is enabled

1024

00492871910000

1024

00492871910000


1 - replacement for access code - if access code is detected, it will be removed (Access code = 0, is added to numbers always)00049287191000000492871910000

2 - wild-carding for area codes and prefixes - if a local or international prefix is detected, it will be removed and replaced with wildcard '*', with rules specified by parameters described below


3 - both replacement of access code AND wild-carding for area codes/prefixes is performed

Option 2 or 3 is enabled


AreaCodes.MinNationalNumLenMinimal length of the hypothetical output number WITHOUT codes that will trigger the codes removal and wild-carding. If number starts with international code, it has to be AreaCodes.IntPrefixIgnoredLen + AreaCodes.MinNationalNumLen to be checked. If number starts with local prefix, it has to be AreaCodes.LocalPrefixIgnoredLen + AreaCodes.MinNationalNumLen to be checked.


AreaCodes.LocalPrefixIgnoredLenThe amount of dial characters to be ignored after local prefix is detected (wild-carding):
0 - nothing,		0049287191000000492871910000

1 - just local prefix (whole, doesn't matter how long it is),

1022

02871910000

00492871910000

1022

*2871910000

*0492871910000


x>1 - specified number of dial characters, counting from first digit of prefix

value = 2

1022

02871910000

00492871910000

value = 3

1022

02871910000

00492871910000

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1022

*871910000

*492871910000


1022

*71910000

*9287191000

AreaCodes.IntPrefixIgnoredLen

The amount of dial characters to be ignored after international prefix is detected (wild-carding):
0 - nothing,

0049287191000000492871910000

1 - just international prefix (whole, doesn't matter how long it is),

1022

02871910000

00492871910000

1022

02871910000

*492871910000


x>1 - specified number of dial characters, counting from first digit of international prefix

value = 2

1022

02871910000

00492871910000

value = 3

1022

02871910000

00492871910000

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1022

02871910000

*492871910000


1022

02871910000

*92871910000

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