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How Asterisk Database organizes its data? jackson 02-September-2008 01:58:56 PMComments Asterisk provides a powerful mechanism for storing values called the Asterisk database (AstDB). The AstDB provides a simple way to store data for use within your dialplan. The Asterisk database stores its data in groupings called families, with values identified by keys. Within a family, a key may be used only once. For example, if we had a family called test, we could store only one value with a key called count. Each stored value must be associated with a family. Posted by sagitraz By something called Families and Keys. Families represent the overall group in which data is associated and keys are lower level delineations for data within the families. Posted by james_winston |
Posted: 03-September-2008 12:51:45 PM By: james_winston By something called Families and Keys. Families represent the overall group in which data is associated and keys are lower level delineations for data within the families. | |
Posted: 05-September-2008 09:07:52 AM By: sagitraz Asterisk provides a powerful mechanism for storing values called the Asterisk database (AstDB). The AstDB provides a simple way to store data for use within your dialplan. The Asterisk database stores its data in groupings called families, with values identified by keys. Within a family, a key may be used only once. For example, if we had a family called test, we could store only one value with a key called count. Each stored value must be associated with a family. |