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2007 Jul 12
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...is a mixture of both
> dialplan code and data, in the form of extensions.
>
> But storing dialplan "code", as in a sequence of application calls, is
> a slow way to execute your dialplan code.
>
> And storing patterned extensions (extensions starting with _, like
> _10XXXXXXXXX or whatever), is a really slow way to match pattern
> extensions. My advise to everyone is this: Realtime is great, but don't
> store extension patterns in there, and don't store your dialplan code
> in there, if you can help it. It'd be much better to use your db to
> store...
2008 Jun 03
8
Any reason to *not* use AEL? (Also, MixMonitor q)
I am building a new Asterisk server here at the office, and I'm
wondering if there are any downsides to creating my dialplan with AEL.
It seems more intuitive (to me), but I'm not sure if there are any
pitfalls I need to be aware of first.
We use this for internal extensions, 8 pots lines, and our answering
service which gets about 500 incoming calls a day down our T1.
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