4 Mar
2014
4 Mar
'14
10:02 a.m.
You can executed any SQL statements you want through 'sqlops', including
invocation of stored procedures.
Our Kamailio-based Class 4 routing/trunking product is built almost entirely on Postgres
stored procedures. We have dozens of them.
As to whether they are "really needed", I don't know how to answer that. :-)
In our case, we decided they were really needed because they offer the opportunity to
execute complex business logic beyond what Kamailio's relatively primitive route
scripting language can offer, while eliminating unnecessary back-and-forth data
interchange between Kamailio and the database. Stored procedures and triggers also execute
in a transactional manner, which is additionally beneficial.
Shankar <shankar.rk(a)plintron.com> wrote:
Hello All,
Does Kamailio support invoking stored procedures instead of sending
plain DB
queries already?
We have been asked to migrate to stored procedures. I am trying to
estimate
the effort involved in migrating Kamailio code to support stored
procedure.
Other question that comes to my mind is whether stored procedures are
really
needed in Kamailio. Can someone please clarify?
Regards,
Shankar
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