[cisco-voip] Re: Client matter code limits

[Lelio Fulgenzi]

It's interesting, I just got feedback from my SE who said 40,000 max on 4.1(x). 

Quite honestly, I don't think it's a matter of how many entries are in the table but rather how many are being used at the same time. I'm sure SQL tables can easily handle thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of entries. I'm also pretty sure that the FAC/CMC tables are indexed so lookups should be relatively quick as well.

I think what happens is that someone says, "hmm, how many FACs/CMCs do you think anyone will ever use?" and someone else says "i can't imagine anyone ever using more than 40,000" and that's what they base their testing on. I've been in a few of the CIPTUG sessions (and from being on the FAC committee) and they've mentioned that they are going to try harder to bring customers in on the design stages for stuff like this. Hopefully that happens soon.

For me, a variable length FAC is not nearly as important as getting rid of the interdigit delay. Now my users have to press FAC plus # where they didn't before. Not a big deal, but a service parameter with "fixed FAC" or "fixed CMC" would have been great.

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Kris Seraphine 
  To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net 
  Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 4:59 PM
  Subject: [cisco-voip] Re: Client matter code limits


  I posted the question to the partner help desk and they gave me the OK on 100,000 CMCs.  

  I'll import them this evening and we'll see what happens.  

  It sure would be nice if you could use wildcards in the CMC configuration... 


  On 1/27/06, Kris Seraphine <baryonyx5 at gmail.com> wrote:
    Hi

    I have a client that currently uses ATT to provide non-authenticated client matter codes for billing back customers.  Whenever the customer places a long distance call, the caller must enter a 5 digit number before the call will go through.  ATT will accept any 5 digit number.  It looks like the Callmanager implementation of CMC requires each code to be defined in the database (and wildcards are not allowed) so to replicate this functionality I'd need to import 100,000 codes.  

    I couldn't find anything on CCO regarding an upper limit to the number of codes supported but I'm not really excited about adding that many records to the production database.  

    Just wondering if anyone has been down this path before. 

    thanks

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    kris seraphine 



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