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SQL to SMS Gateway configuration - MySQL overview


Video tutorial: How to send and receive SMS from MySQL

In this chapter you can learn how to configure the SMS gateway to be able to send and receive SMS messages using a MySQL database server. You will be provided with the installation steps, the configuration details such as the database connection string, database connection type, and with the recommended database table layout.

To be able to send and receive SMS from a MySQL database you will need to install the MyODBC driver to your computer. This driver can be downloaded from the MySQL website. We recommended to use MyODBC v5.1, because it supports unicode characters.

After the MyODBC driver has been installed on the computer, you need to configure a database user in the SMS Gateway.

During the configuration the database connection type, you should choose is:

Odbc


The database connection string you should use is:

Driver={MySQL ODBC 5.1 Driver};Server=127.0.0.1;Database=ozekisms;User=ozeki;Password=abc123;Option=4;


Please note that the database connection string should be modified to match your database. You should replace the "127.0.0.1" ip address to the hostname or ip address of your database server. Replace "ozekisms" to the name of you database. Replace "ozeki" and "abc123" to the username and password that can be used to connect to your database server.

The connection string and the connection type should be entered on the Database user configuration form.


Figure 1 - Specifying the connection string for the MySQL database

After the database user has been configure in the SQL SMS gatway, the only thing left to do is to create the database tables ozekimessageout and ozekimessagin in your MySQL database. We recommend you to use the following table layout:

MySQL create table script:

CREATE TABLE ozekimessagein (
id int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
sender varchar(30) default NULL,
receiver varchar(30) default NULL,
msg text default NULL,
senttime varchar(100) default NULL,
receivedtime varchar(100) default NULL,
operator varchar(100) default NULL,
msgtype varchar(160) default NULL,
reference varchar(100) default NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
) charset=utf8;
ALTER TABLE ozekimessagein ADD INDEX (id) ;

CREATE TABLE ozekimessageout (
id int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
sender varchar(30) default NULL,
receiver varchar(30) default NULL,
msg text default NULL,
senttime varchar(100) default NULL,
receivedtime varchar(100) default NULL,
reference varchar(100) default NULL,
status varchar(20) default NULL,
msgtype varchar(160) default NULL,
operator varchar(100) default NULL,
errormsg varchar(250) default NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
) charset=utf8;
ALTER TABLE ozekimessageout ADD INDEX (id);

It is strongly recommended to maintain an index in the database for the 'id' field of the outgoing SMS table to support faster SQL updates.



If you wish you can add additional columns or you can modify these database tables. If you do please review the SQL templates used by the SMS gateway to make sure they will be compatible with the customized database table layout.

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