I tried this...
[test-in]
switch => Realtime/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
switch => Realtime/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It didn't work. The select that Asterisk sent to the database was:
SELECT * FROM extensions_table WHERE exten = '1001' AND context = 'test1' AND
priority = '1'
So, it obviously ignores the second realtime switch statement in a context.
Why did I do this? Well, at the moment, we aren't using realtime for
extensions, and was something like this:
[one_start]
include => global_emergency
; Include 911 emergency
include => global_general
; General global access numbers
include => global_vmretrieve
; Voicemail Retrieval
include => global_acd
; ACD Queues
include => one_agent
include => main_OnNetRouting
Realtime doesn't support the 'include =>' statement, so I was hoping I could
achieve the same thing with multiple Realtime switch commands, and I was also
hoping that they would act like an include => command in that they include down
to ALL levels.
But, if I can't even have multiple switch statements in a context, how can I do
this?
Doug.
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