Hi Jordan,
Unfortunately due to the new approach to database access in 1.6 the
direct SQL access was no longer practical.
If you're able to run FrontlineSMS from source, then you could write a
script to create your database objects, either directly in Java or as
an import from a CSV file. If this approach is practical, I can give
you some pointers.
You could then save this database file for later and put it onto any
machines you want to have pre-populated.
If that's not an option, let me know!
Alex
On 27 January 2012 00:34, Jordan <jorda...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Everybody,
> I know you're probably all getting busy on bringing out 2 but I was
> wondering how one would directly be able to import messages into the
> database. Essentially I'm just trying to be able to populate a fake
> installation of 1.6.16.3 that would be able to either receive new
> messages from a script or by writing directly to the database. p.s. I
> was noticing that debug mode was disabled after 1.5 is there an
> alternative to something like that?
> cheers all
> Jordan
