[WTEL-10147]fix(chat_members): extend chat queue search to invoke active - #180
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe chat member queue lookup now checks active and historical call-center member attempts for chat channels. PostgreSQL indexes support related invite, member-call, and open-channel lookups. ChangesChat queue lookup
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In `@internal/repo/sqlx/chat_members.go`:
- Around line 397-411: Update the lateral join query construction in the expr
block so the combined active and historical attempts in att are ordered by the
authoritative attempt timestamp or sequence, with a deterministic tie-breaker,
before LIMIT 1 is applied. Keep the outer queue join and ORDER BY unchanged,
ensuring att selects the latest attempt rather than an arbitrary UNION ALL row.
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internal/repo/sqlx/chat_members.go
| expr := fmt.Sprintf( | ||
| `LEFT JOIN LATERAL (SELECT %[1]s.id, %[1]s.strategy, %[1]s.name | ||
| FROM call_center.cc_member_attempt_history m | ||
| LEFT JOIN call_center.cc_queue %[1]s ON m.queue_id = %[1]s.id | ||
| WHERE m.member_call_id = %[2]s.thread_id::::varchar | ||
| ORDER BY %[2]s."join" desc | ||
| LIMIT 1) %[3]s ON true`, | ||
| `LEFT JOIN LATERAL ( | ||
| SELECT %[1]s.id, %[1]s.strategy, %[1]s.name | ||
| FROM ( | ||
| SELECT m.queue_id | ||
| FROM call_center.cc_member_attempt m | ||
| WHERE m.member_call_id = %[2]s.thread_id::::varchar and m.channel = 'chat' | ||
| UNION ALL | ||
| SELECT mh.queue_id | ||
| FROM call_center.cc_member_attempt_history mh | ||
| WHERE mh.member_call_id = %[2]s.thread_id::::varchar and mh.channel = 'chat' | ||
| LIMIT 1 | ||
| ) att | ||
| LEFT JOIN call_center.cc_queue %[1]s ON att.queue_id = %[1]s.id | ||
| order by %[2]s."join" desc |
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set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- target context ---'
sed -n '360,430p' internal/repo/sqlx/chat_members.go
printf '%s\n' '--- attempt table references and ordering columns ---'
rg -n -C 3 'cc_member_attempt(_history)?|member_call_id|queue_id' internal/repo/sqlx internal | head -n 300Repository: webitel/chat_manager
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rg -n -i -C 5 'create table[^;]*(cc_member_attempt|cc_member_attempt_history)|cc_member_attempt_history|cc_member_attempt' --glob '*.sql' --glob '*.go' --glob '*.yaml' --glob '*.yml' . | head -n 500
printf '%s\n' '--- repository file candidates ---'
git ls-files | rg -i '(^|/)(schema|migration|migrations|sql|database|call.?center)|member.?attempt'Repository: webitel/chat_manager
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🌐 Web query:
Webitel call_center cc_member_attempt cc_member_attempt_history schema queue_id id created_at
💡 Result:
In the Webitel Call Center architecture, the tables cc_member_attempt and cc_member_attempt_history are used to manage and track the lifecycle of outbound dialing attempts [1][2]. These entities are central to the dialer and outbound queue processing logic [3][4][2]. Key schema components include: queue_id: A unique identifier for the specific Queue or Dialer to which a member or attempt belongs [5][6][2]. This ID is critical for API interactions, such as creating, managing, or deleting queue members [2]. id: The unique identifier for the specific record (e.g., an attempt ID or member ID) [2]. Attempts are often tracked via an attempt_id [1][7], while members have a member_id [1][2]. created_at: Typically represents the timestamp (often in UTC or Unix format) when a specific record, such as a call or attempt, was initiated [8][9]. The cc_member_attempt table generally contains active, real-time records of dialing attempts currently in progress [2], whereas cc_member_attempt_history serves as a log or registry of past processing events, enabling administrators to review communication history, status updates, and outcomes (e.g., abandonment, success) [7][3][4][10]. When working with these records via the Webitel REST API, operations are often structured around the hierarchy of queues and members, frequently using the format: /api/call_center/queues/{queue_id}/members/{id} [2]. Additionally, fields such as member_id, attempt_id, and cc_attempt_seq are standard identifiers used to correlate data across these tables during reporting and webhook event processing [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22938998/Webhooks
- 2: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/865861634/Typical+Dialer+Scenarios+in+Webitel
- 3: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22938105/Logs+Outbound+Task+Queue
- 4: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22938234/Logs+Predictive+Dialer
- 5: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22941986/Webitel+REST+API+Usage+Examples
- 6: https://wiki.webitel.com/docs/webitel-api
- 7: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22941198/History+tab
- 8: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22938642/Call+details+in+CDR+section+of+Creatio
- 9: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/323387393/Webitel+API
- 10: https://webitel.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/WbtlDocEn/pages/22938833/Attempt+Result
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git remote -v
printf '%s\n' '--- all local references to attempt columns ---'
rg -n -i '\b(m|mh|a)\.(id|created_at|joined_at|created|updated_at|state|queue_id|member_call_id|channel)\b|cc_attempt_id' . --glob '!internal/repo/sqlx/proto/content.pb.go' | head -n 500Repository: webitel/chat_manager
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🌐 Web query:
"cc_member_attempt_history" "queue_id"
💡 Result:
The term cc_member_attempt_history refers to a database table used in PostgreSQL systems, as evidenced by technical query plan logs [1]. The table structure includes a composite index on the columns domain_id, queue_id, and joined_at [1]. In this context: 1. cc_member_attempt_history: Represents a historical log or audit table tracking member attempts, likely related to a queuing or contact center system [1]. 2. queue_id: Acts as a foreign key or identifier within this table, used to associate specific member attempts with a particular queue [1]. This table is distinct from other similarly named objects found in unrelated software domains, such as SAP Convergent Charging (which uses tables like USER_OPERATION) [2][3], cloud-based Contact Center AI platforms [4], or membership management systems [5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://explain.tensor.ru/archive/explain/244b4777-bafd-e932-fdbb-99c7539534a4:0:2025-08-20
- 2: https://help.sap.com/doc/d847860d561a47568a936d5f3cbeb9da/2023.2/en-US/core_dbref/sqlserver/all-db-tables.html
- 3: https://help.sap.com/doc/d847860d561a47568a936d5f3cbeb9da/4.1/en-US/core_dbref/oracle/USER_OPERATION.html
- 4: https://docs.cloud.google.com/contact-center/ccai-platform/docs/access-queue-menu-settings
- 5: https://docs.zenoti.com/reference/get-membership-tries-report
- 6: https://help.aw.active.com/ActiveNet/standard/en_US/ActiveHub/dbo/tables/MEMBERSHIP_AUDIT_LOG.html
🌐 Web query:
site:github.com/webitel "cc_member_attempt_history"
💡 Result:
The term "cc_member_attempt_history" appears to be associated with the codebase of the Webitel contact center software, specifically within its client-side repository [1][2][3]. While there is no single, publicly documented object or API endpoint by this exact name, the Webitel platform heavily utilizes terms related to "attempts," "members," and "history" within its contact center module [4][5]. Technical commits and source code indicate that the system manages: 1. Member Attempts: The platform tracks the number of attempts made to reach a specific member in a queue [5]. 2. History Modules: The system includes history modules and UI components (such as popups) to display the activity logs for agents, devices, and queue members [4][3]. 3. Attempt Management: The system includes functionality to reset active attempts for members within queues, which involves specific permissions and API methods like resetActiveAttempts [1][2][6]. If you are encountering this term in a database schema, logs, or API payload, it is likely a reference to the internal tracking table or data structure used by the Webitel system to record the history of dialer attempts made toward specific contact center members. For precise usage within your specific environment, it is recommended to consult the Webitel API documentation or the internal codebase repositories associated with your deployment version.
Citations:
- 1: webitel/client@342aad6
- 2: webitel/client@af4994f
- 3: webitel/client@78e7eb1
- 4: https://github.com/webitel/cc-history
- 5: webitel/client@2c99250
- 6: webitel/client@21c89d8
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printf '%s\n' '--- current file from origin ---'
curl -LfsS 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/webitel/chat_manager/master/internal/repo/sqlx/chat_members.go' | sed -n '390,420p' || true
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for repo in call_center sip_call_center webitel_call_center; do
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rg -o 'href="[^"]*(cc_member_attempt_history|member_attempt)[^"]*"' | head -n 50 || true
printf '%s\n' '--- indexed query-plan evidence ---'
curl -LfsS 'https://explain.tensor.ru/archive/explain/244b4777-bafd-e932-fdbb-99c7539534a4:0:2025-08-20' |
rg -n -i -C 2 'cc_member_attempt_history|joined_at|queue_id' | head -n 100 || true
printf '%s\n' '--- available SQL runtimes ---'
command -v psql || true
command -v sqlite3 || true
printf '%s\n' '--- behavioral verifier: LIMIT placement and ordering model ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
rows = [
("active", 10, "2026-01-02T00:00:00Z"),
("history", 20, "2026-01-03T00:00:00Z"),
]
# This models the two relational operations in the query:
# UNION ALL produces both rows; LIMIT 1 is applied before the outer ORDER BY.
union_all = rows[:]
selected_without_inner_order = union_all[:1]
selected_with_inner_order = sorted(union_all, key=lambda r: (r[2], r[1]), reverse=True)[:1]
print("UNION ALL rows:", union_all)
print("LIMIT 1 before ORDER BY:", selected_without_inner_order)
print("ORDER BY joined_at DESC, id DESC then LIMIT 1:", selected_with_inner_order)
assert selected_without_inner_order != selected_with_inner_order
PYRepository: webitel/chat_manager
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Order the combined attempts before applying LIMIT 1.
UNION ALL combines active and historical attempts, but LIMIT 1 runs without ordering. PostgreSQL can select any matching queue_id. The outer ORDER BY %[2]s."join" DESC runs after that selection and cannot choose the latest attempt. Order both branches by the authoritative attempt timestamp or sequence, add a deterministic tie-breaker, and then apply LIMIT 1 inside att.
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In `@internal/repo/sqlx/chat_members.go` around lines 397 - 411, Update the
lateral join query construction in the expr block so the combined active and
historical attempts in att are ordered by the authoritative attempt timestamp or
sequence, with a deterministic tie-breaker, before LIMIT 1 is applied. Keep the
outer queue join and ORDER BY unchanged, ensuring att selects the latest attempt
rather than an arbitrary UNION ALL row.
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