01-18-2017 08:16 AM - edited 03-14-2019 04:58 PM
Hello
I wish to create IVR, our customers will have to call a phone number, dial a pin code, when the client will authenticate, the UCCX must forword the call to an agent, To do, I have to create a sql server 2012 table (Clients) with the following strings:
I tried set DB Read, uccx field selection numbers of rows returned 0
Thank you for your help.
01-18-2017 03:06 PM
Do you have Premium licensing?
Do you already have a DB integration working on UCCX now? (I.e., Database Subsystem)
Do you need to have this in a DB? Could you maybe hold it in a file in the document repository?
01-19-2017 12:41 AM
01-19-2017 08:59 AM
Ok, excellent.
What are you typing in for the DB Resource Name?
Do you see your datasource in the drop down?
Have you clicked Refresh Database Schema?
Can you prove that your SQL query on the Field Selection tab actually returns records?
Is this your first DB integration with UCCX?
01-19-2017 10:11 AM
Hi,
Thank you for your feddback
The DB Resource Name: uccxdb
Yes i see my datasource in the drop down, i also have Refresh Database Schema.
At tab records, I have 0
This my first DB Sql 2012 integration with UCCX
Please see the screenshot configuration,
Thank you
01-19-2017 03:02 PM
Things look pretty good. Though I'm not a SQL expert.
Can you post the text you're using in the JDBC URL field on the web page?
01-20-2017 12:52 AM
thank you,
Below the url:
jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://10.240.120.223:1433;instanceName:MSSQLSERVER;databaseName:uccxdb;user=sa;password=DbP@ss2016
02-13-2017 08:39 AM
I have the same problem too.
Any advice please?
02-15-2017 12:58 AM
I figured it out, the problem is due to the SQL query on UCCX script.
Let say I have a database named Testdb with one table named Order.
I can execute the following query SELECT * from [dbo].[Order] successfully on SQL Management Studio but if I use the same query on UCCX script, SQL Server returns an incorrect query error.
The query used on UCCX Script should be SELECT * from [Testdb].[dbo].[Order]
02-14-2017 02:01 AM
Hello,
I think it's an ODBC pb:
1- open the Microsoft Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator
2- Select the System DSN tab and click on the Add ... button.
3- Select the SQL Server
4- Specify the data source name, description and the SQL Server instance name. Click Next to proceed.
5- Select the authentication mode as per the requirement. For SQL authentication, specify the SQL login name and password. Click Next to proceed.
6- Select the desired application from drop down list and click Next.
7- Click on Finish and test the data source connectivity.
In PJ my configuration, thank you to test and to keep me informed.
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