Ivr interaction with database

How IVR interact with database. Any idea?
I mean to say mechanism it follows to populate data using IVR system for inbound and outbound calls.

AnkitAshokAggarwal wrote:
How IVR interact with database. Any idea?
I mean to say mechanism it follows to populate data using IVR system for inbound and outbound calls.
SQL is the only mechanism to populate data using IVR system for inbound and outbound calls.

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2. User interface is unwanted, I don't want show anyone the Acrobat Reader interface who click the file just want to get a preview.
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> with a index.pdx
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Acrobat.
>
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>
>Simply my questions,
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