What does it mean RealTime configuration is it just configuring from
database when * starts , or if i change something in database
it will immediately affect the * configuration ?
hhandresen wrote:
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Re: Where did USE_SIP_MYSQL_FRIENDS go?:
on asterisk.user list.
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Matthew
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What does it mean RealTime
On November 26, 2004 10:36 am, Matthew Boehm wrote:
It means the latter. If you change something in the database, asterisk is
immediatly affected. No reload/restart required. So if you want to add a
SIP user you simply INSERT them into the database and then they are there.
This is currently
I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
support is in and being developed.
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
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I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
support is in and being developed.
Because people have
The documentation is scarce, so could someone please share configs for
that.
On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 17:47, Brian West wrote:
I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
support is in and being developed.
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 09:47 -0600, Brian West wrote:
I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
support is in and being developed.
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
It is not a misconception. It just depends on the application. For a
On November 26, 2004 11:11 am, Matthew Boehm wrote:
I'm not intending to start anything, but I believe people have proved
over and over that the ODBC MySQL stuff is on average 30-40% slower than
using native MySQL libraries on certain queries.
and the simple SELECTs that Asterisk would use
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
It is not a misconception. It just depends on the application. For a
home/small/xyz biz ODBC works fine I guess. The loss in speed is pretty
negligible. But I would not want to use ODBC in a large carrier
environment. It's slower,
so, Guys please anyone provide with an example (config files)
how to config sip peers and voicemail in the mysql DB.
On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 18:55, Brian West wrote:
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
It is not a misconception. It just depends on the application. For
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Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Where did USE_MYSQL_FRINDS go ? What to use ?
so, Guys please anyone provide with an example (config files)
how to config sip peers and voicemail in the mysql DB.
On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 18:55, Brian West wrote:
Because people have this misconception
Brian West wrote:
I wonder why people are working on the MySQL specific version if ODBC
support is in and being developed.
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
bkw
And... because some people (like me) think that ODBC is evil! It was
created by the beast, Microsoft.
On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 10:55 -0600, Brian West wrote:
Because people have this misconception that ODBC is slow.
[snip]
I don't see how in the world it could go up in flames unless it was pure
crap. I had up to 5000 queries(selects) per second on a 1ghz box when I did
my testing. No MySQL
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