asterisk users - Oct 2007 - Configuration files inside SQLite3

Hello all,

Is it possible to store, read and write configuration files in an SQLite3
database instead of using the configuration files inside the /etc/asterisk/
directory?  If it is then can you point me to the right documentation on how
to do this or probably hints on how to do this?

Thank you in advance.

GNUbie
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GNUbie wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Is it possible to store, read and write configuration files in an 
> SQLite3 database instead of using the configuration files inside the 
> /etc/asterisk/ directory?  If it is then can you point me to the right 
> documentation on how to do this or probably hints on how to do this?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> GNUbie
>
It is possible to store configuration files in any relational database 
which has ODBC compatibility. Thus, sqlite qualifies. If you are using 
trunk, you won't even need to use ODBC, because Asterisk has native 
support for sqlite.

If you're looking for an overview of the Asterisk Realtime Architecture 
(the means by which you can store configurations in a database) look in 
the doc directory of your asterisk source for realtime.txt and 
extconfig.txt, or search voip-info.org for "asterisk realtime".

If you're looking for more in-depth coverage of integrating Asterisk 
with a relational database, I suggest looking at the second edition of 
Asterisk: The Future of Telephony, available at book stores, or for 
download at http://openbooks.oreilly.com/
Specifically, check out chapter 12. It doesn't cover sqlite explicitly, 
but it's not much of a stretch to use it based on what's provided in the
book.

Mark Michelson