Okay let me see if I got this right: Call comes in , turns out no one answers it writes to missed_call table (am using serweb), but I also call avp_db_store eg avp_db_store("$to","i:1000"); Now i havent used db_store so I am guessing that this would store username@domain from the TO header when call is not answered. If this is the case, then when a user dials 1471 (although I would like it "speak" the number, but thats for another day :-)) it would then do avp_db_load("$from","i:1000") this should load all that match user@domain in the from header and then use this to make the call I guess. Iqbal On 4/21/2005, "Marian Dumitru" <marian.dumitru(a)voice-sistem.ro> wrote:

I think I am missing the logic here. If a caller dials, then if as below the caller number gets stored, then when the calle dials 1471, then how will the correct caller number be selected from thetable since there is no link between the second calle and the first caller i.e First call A---> B so we store A's number Second call (1471) B dials 1471, but in the DB all we have is A's number, hence B will never find anyone ...or am I missing the point. tks- I now its untested, but I am sure there is a way of doing it..if I can send any 1471 calls, to do a lookup on a DB, and find all calls which were written there which were meant for them Iqbal On 4/23/2005, "Marian Dumitru" <marian.dumitru(a)voice-sistem.ro> wrote: >Hi Iqbal, > >The AVP will belong to the caller - so save it for him: > avp_db_store("$from", "i:1000") >AVP i:1000 must contained the dialled number which failed (use avp_write() ) > >when the caller dials the re-dial number: > avp_db_load("$from","i:1000") >and move the AVP i:1000 to RURI (use avp_pushto() ). > >For details about these functions syntax, see the docs: > http://www.voice-system.ro/docs/avpops/ > >Again, that is just an untested idea. > >Best regards, >Marian >