ESME requirements for activation of future datable Commands

ESME requirements for activation of future datable Commands

When either (1) a Command successfully sets the ‘passive’ Account object’s account_activation_time (attribute ID 13, OBIS code 0-1:19.0.0.255) to 0x0000000000000000008000FF or (2) the ESME’s clock reaches the value in that attribute or (3) the activate_account method is invoked, the ESME shall not activate ‘passive’ Account object, as detailed in the Blue Book, but shall set the attributes in the ‘active’ Account object (OBIS code 0-0:19.0.0.255) as follows:

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  set the payment_mode part of the account_mode_and_status attribute (attribute ID 2) to the payment_mode value in the ‘passive’ Account object; and
  
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  set each of the other static attributes (as defined in the Blue Book) to the corresponding value in the ‘passive’ Account object.
  

When either (1) a Command successfully sets an Activation Date-Time Attribute in Table 9.2.2.6 to 0x0000000000000000008000FF or (2) the ESME’s clock reaches the value in an Activation Date-Time Attribute in Table 9.2.2.6, the ESME shall set the corresponding Active Attribute in Table 9.2.2.6 to the value of the corresponding Passive Attribute in Table 9.2.2.6.

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