7962), and maps to a table called typemodel, and the 'enum' column in that table. An example would be tkmodel - this represents the phone physical model type (e.g. This is a table that maps the number value in the 'tk' field to a string. a column prefiex 'tk' refers usually to an enum table which is prefixed with 'type'. fkdevice would refer to the device table, pkid field. above fknumplan refers to the numplan table, pkid field. a column prefixed 'fk' refers to the pkid field (there is always only one pkid field per table) in the table following the 'fk' prefix. Most tables are linked in one of two ways in this database: This is a very standard type of join in the CCM DB.Īnd (cfadestination != '' or cfavoicemailenabled ='t') : another clause, basically in this query we want to see only rows where cfadestination isn't blank or cfavoicefmailenabled is set to 't' for true). prefix) refers to the PKID column in the numplan field. the fknumplan column in the callforwarddynamic table, as noted by the c. In the data definition you'll see notes that c.fknumplan (i.e. the settings to see if you can change the directory jEdit is using for this. Where c.fknumplan = n.pkid : this tells SQL to return values from the two tables where these fields match up. Judging by the error message, Access is denied, I would say that it looks. Select : the SQL command to retrieve dataĭnorpattern,cfadestination,cfavoicemailenabled : the column names to retrieveĬallforwarddynamic c, numplan n : the names of two tables, and the abbreviations you want to refer to them as However, as in the previous example, the server falls back to its default character set and collation, not what the client. A client that specifies -default-character-setutf8mb4 is able to connect to the server. Run sql : is just the CLI command that tells the shell to run the following text as SQL. This occurs, for example, when a MySQL 8.0 client wants to connect to a MySQL 5.7 server using utf8mb4 as the client character set.
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Pick your version of CUCM and download the 'Data Definition' document. to understand the DB you'll need a reference describing all the tables etc. You'd still have to copy/paste the commands. SquirrelSQL) that are designed for querying the DB directly, but you can't actually query directly against the DB for security reasons. Other programs are available that do reasonable syntax highlighting (e.q. I use a text editor named JEdit, if you create a text file and save it as a file ending in. You don't get any help from CUCM with the syntax, so you might be well advised to use something that understands SQL a little and colorises it as you type, and then paste the resulting commands into the CUCM SSH window. You prefix the standard informix SQL statement with 'run sql' The only difference when running commands from the CLI are that:
There are millions of permutations of queries so it's a matter of understanding the syntax, and then applying that to the database in question. Basically it's standard SQL, so it wouldn't hurt to google 'informix select statements' and do a little reading to get the basics.
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