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Description
Index
Null
Type
Field
written to the database (for
example, a long lag may
indicate problems with the
reporting server).
VXMLSession Table
This table contains one record for each application visited by a VXML call. For example, if a
call has transferred from one application to another one, the call with the same CallGUID will
have two session records.
.
Description
Index
Null
Type
Field
The unique id of a VXML
application session
PK (Composite
SessionID,
CallStartDate)
No
int8
SessionID
Date of the call, for data
purging purposes
PK (second field in
PK and Composite
indexes)
No
date
CallStartDate
The name of the session
assigned by VXML Server
No
No
nvarchar(96)
SessionName
The global unique id of a call
Indexed FK
(Composite index
No
char(32) for new
installations
CallGUID
CallGUID,
CallStartDate);
char(35) for upgrades
Date and time when session
starts
Yes
No
datetime YEAR to
FRACTION(3)
StartDateTime
The name of the VXML
application
Yes
No
nvarchar(51)
AppName
The mechanism used to end
the application visit
Non-Indexed FK
No
int
EventTypeID
The reason that the application
visit ended
Non-Indexed FK
No
int
CauseID
The end date and time of the
session
No
Yes
datetime YEAR to
FRACTION(3)
EndDateTime
The name of the application
that transferred to this one
No
Yes
nvarchar(51)
SourceAppName
The name of the VXML
Service
No
No
varchar(41)
SubSystemName
The name of the message bus
that delivers the VXML data
feed message
No
No
varchar(42)
MessageBusName
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Chapter 4: Database Schema
VXML Tables