1. Create a configuration (if you haven’t done it yet) by clicking the “green plus” button in the program’s main window.
2. Configure a connection to your PBX.
3. Switch to the “Modules — Query Parse Filter” tab and select a parser for your PBX (Figure 1).
Note: A lack or incorrect operation of the parser may prevent data from being written to the database. The next section describes how to check the parser’s operation.
Figure 1. Selecting a parser
4. Switch to the “Modules — Data export” tab and check the “SQL Database Pro” checkbox (Figure 2).
Figure 2. Data export module
5. Open the data export module’s settings by double-clicking the module’s name.
6. Switch to the “Connection mode” tab and make sure that the “Temporarily disable” checkbox is unchecked (Figure 3).
Figure 3. Connection mode
7. Switch to the “Connection parameters” tab and configure the connection:
•Connection string, which consists of the database server’s IP address and the database name.
•Login and password.
•Additional connection parameters.
For more details on connection parameters, see the module’s help file. To open it, click the question mark in the window title bar, and then click the “Database name” field.
Figure 4. Connection parameters
8. Switch to the “SQL queue” tab (Figure 5).
Figure 5. SQL queue
9. Click the “Action” button, and then select “Load SQL queue from a file” in the drop-down menu. You can find a text file named “pbxlogger-sql-queue.txt” with all necessary SQL queue parameters in the module’s folder [the program’s folder]\plugins\sqldb_pro\
10. Click “OK” and save all changes both in the SQL Database Pro settings window and in the module selection window.
Now each time new data are received, the program will write them to the database.