Guest u4910 Report post Posted 12/30/2008 02:35 PM I would like to save CDR information to a remote Oracle database through ODBC. Is this set up in the config.xml file? Do you have a .sql script to create the table (for the proper column names and format)? Thanks! Share this post Link to post
SupportTeam Report post Posted 12/30/2008 09:15 PM (edited) You can specify the alternative database in Config.xml, in the <Dialer> section. The same database is used to store both the outgoing calls and the CDRs (incoming and outgoing CDRs) and other information. Please see: http://www.voiceguide.com/vghelp/source/ht...rnal_config.htm At the bottom of that Help file page both your questions are answered: The actual SQL script used by VoiceGuide to automatically create the database tables used by it can be found in VoiceGuide's \system\setup\ subdirectory. The default scripts used is named Db_Create.sql ADO.NET Provider Specific versions of this script can be placed in the same files, with the Provider name incorporated into the filename as such: Db_Create_ProviderName.sql eg: Db_Create_System.Data.SqlClient.sql Call Detail Records (CDRs) will also be stored in the database specified in the Config.xml <Dialer> section, in tables CdrIn and CdrOut. That Help file provides specific examples for SQL Server and MySQL, so you would need to probably create an Oracle specific version of Db_Create_XXXX.sql, otherwise VoiceGuide will attempt the database table creation using the default Db_Create.sql If you must have the CDRs stored in another database(s) as well please contact sales@voiceguide.com to have this option included in the software. Edited 12/30/2008 09:22 PM by SupportTeam Share this post Link to post