Is Asterisk Database similar to the Access or SQL?
adalson007 04-September-2008 12:28:11 PM

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Posted by crouse


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Posted by crouse


No this is very different from SQL or Access.
Posted by adalson007


Having fun yet? It gets even better!
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.
For those of you with experience using relational databases such as
PostgreSQL or MySQL, the Asterisk database is not a traditional rela-
tional database. It is a Berkeley DB Version 1 database. There are several
ways to store data from Asterisk in a relational database. Check out
Chapter 12 for a more about relational databases.
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.
Storing Data in the AstDB
To store a new value in the Asterisk d
Posted by sagitraz



Posted: 05-September-2008 08:51:28 AM By: sagitraz

Having fun yet? It gets even better!
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.
For those of you with experience using relational databases such as
PostgreSQL or MySQL, the Asterisk database is not a traditional rela-
tional database. It is a Berkeley DB Version 1 database. There are several
ways to store data from Asterisk in a relational database. Check out
Chapter 12 for a more about relational databases.
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.
Storing Data in the AstDB
To store a new value in the Asterisk d

Posted: 05-September-2008 01:03:00 PM By: adalson007

No this is very different from SQL or Access.

Posted: 17-September-2009 07:29:03 AM By: crouse

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Posted: 17-September-2009 07:38:07 AM By: crouse

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