Are there any examples of how run a select query to the db from within ser.conf , and return a value other than 0 or 1 ?
I have read in the mailing list archives that the only way to do this is to call a shell script, is that true ?
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You can also create a custom plugin module to expose a new method. Refer to <ser-sources>/doc/serdev/serdev.sgml for a good explaination of how modules work in ser.
Paul
--- Peter Boot peter.boot@webfone.com.au wrote:
Are there any examples of how run a select query to the db from within ser.conf , and return a value other than 0 or 1 ?
I have read in the mailing list archives that the only way to do this is to call a shell script, is that true ?
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Hi Peter,
I'm not sure if this will fit your needs, but you can try to run a DB query via avp_db_load() and also you can test some loaded values via avp_check() function. To be sure, please refer to README.
Best regards, Marian Dumitru
Peter Boot wrote:
Are there any examples of how run a select query to the db from within ser.conf , and return a value other than 0 or 1 ?
I have read in the mailing list archives that the only way to do this is to call a shell script, is that true ?
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