[asterisk-users] Reporting Tool: To show who is login, queue, ... etc

[Alex Balashov]

In all fairness, the idea that databases are interchangeable just because one is using a database-agnostic access API like JDBC, DBI, PDO, etc. is a pipe dream.  

As much as SQL is SQL, yes, any use of non-trivial features will almost certainly involve database-specific extensions.  Even basic things like data type names (outside of SQL-standardised identifiers) vary.  

For instance, our product is in Postgres.  Even if one were to somehow get the tables imported into MySQL, the mass of triggers, stored procedures, views, idiosyncratic index types, etc. would require a complete rewrite at best to suit MySQL, and would be simply impossible at worst.

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On May 26, 2011, at 10:29 AM, Paul Hayes <paul at provu.co.uk> wrote:

> On 26/05/11 15:03, Justin Sherrill wrote:
>> Queuemetrics is neat-looking.  However, it requires MySQL, and I'm using Postgres.  Does anyone have a recommendation for a different product for reporting usage that's not tied to MySQL?
> 
> It uses JDBC so it should work with any storage engine you can get (or make) a JDBC connector for.  Although all the installations I've done of it have used Mysql.
> 
> Drop the guys at Queuemetrics an email, they are very helpful.
> 
> cheers,
> Paul.
> 
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