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Hi all,

I'd like to create an interactive voice response menu system on my own. I'd like to use my MySQL database. I have a found an interesting idea (https://ivrhttpozml.codeplex.com/), but it's based on using a webserver. In short, the previously copied guide presents a simple XML code (more exactly an OzML code) and it should be hosted through a webserver.

Does anybody have a similar solution using a database server?

Thanks in advance
Feb 17 '14 #1
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Dormilich
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Does anybody have a similar solution using a database server?
personally, I doubt it.

although, the IVR part is only on the client side, so anything on the server could be easily modified to your needs.
Feb 17 '14 #2
by using sql ozml you can host your script through your database.

what you should do:

1. configure your database (that is: creat new database, create the ozmlin, ozmlout and ozmlscripts tables)

for creating the needed tables:

Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers
  1. -- -----------------------------------------------------
  2. -- Table `OzekiPBX`.`ozmlin`
  3. -- -----------------------------------------------------
  4. CREATE TABLE ozmlin
  5. (
  6.   id int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
  7.   callerid varchar(40) NOT NULL,
  8.   scriptid int NOT NULL,
  9.   duration int DEFAULT NULL,
  10.   status varchar(40) DEFAULT NULL,
  11.   recordurl varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  12.   starttime datetime DEFAULT NULL
  13. );
  14.  
  15. -- ----------------------------------------------------- 
  16. -- Table `ozekipbx`.`ozmlout`
  17. -- -----------------------------------------------------
  18. CREATE TABLE ozmlout
  19. (
  20.   id int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
  21.   dialednumber varchar(40) NOT NULL,
  22.   status varchar(40) DEFAULT NULL,
  23.   duration int DEFAULT NULL,
  24.   scriptid int DEFAULT NULL,
  25.   recordurl varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  26.   starttime datetime DEFAULT NULL
  27. );
  28.  
  29. -- -----------------------------------------------------
  30. -- Table `ozekipbx`.`ozmlscripts`
  31. -- -----------------------------------------------------
  32. CREATE TABLE ozmlscripts
  33. (
  34.   scriptid int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
  35.   ozml varchar(8000) NOT NULL
  36. );
  37.  
2. install an sql ozml api
3. add ozml scripts to ozmlscripts table
4. sql queries and dial plan configurations
Feb 18 '14 #3

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