Remove outdated TOCs till Misc directory (#229)

Co-authored-by: August <112662403+hey-august@users.noreply.github.com>

Author: TechWriterP

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/Lua-with-Database_3965354.mdx

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 Two Lua options are available if you are developing a FreeSWITCH application interfacing with a DBMS.
 
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-* 1 [Accessing a Database](#accessing-a-database)
-* 2 [LuaSQL](#luasql)  
-   * 2.1 [LuaSQL Example](#luasql-example)
-* 3 [freeswitch.Dbh](#freeswitchdbh)  
-   * 3.1 [freeswitch.Dbh example](#freeswitchdbh-example)
-* 4 [See Also](#see-also)
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 ## Accessing a Database
 
 There are two ways to access databases from Lua: LuaSQL and freeswitch.Dbh. The Dbh method is preferred because it uses database handle pooling which results in greater efficiency and speed.

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/ODBC-DSN/index.mdx

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 The following DSN (data source name) formats are valid for \[\[ODBC\]\] databases:
 
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-* 1 [DSN with username and password](#dsn-with-username-and-password)
-* 2 [DSN with username](#dsn-with-username)
-* 3 [DSN only](#dsn-only)
-* 4 [DSN-less](#dsn-less)
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 #### DSN with username and password
 
 ```xml

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/ODBC.close_13173463.mdx

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 Closes and frees up ODBC resources. Please note that as soon as a script finishes executing the engine will automatically close up any ODBC resources. This close method was designed to help you free up those resources for your longer running scripts.
 
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-* 1 [Synopsis](#synopsis)
-* 2 [Return value](#)
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 ### Synopsis
 
 ```xml

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/ODBC.execute_13173409.mdx

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 This method will not create a recordset, it should be used for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements.
 
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 ### Synopsis
 
 ```xml

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/ODBC.getData_13173414.mdx

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 Fetches the current row from a recordset.
 
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 ### Return value
 
 * An associative array of columns.

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/ODBC.query_13173446.mdx

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 }
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 ### Return value
 
 * bool - True if the statement was successfully invoked.

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Databases/PostgreSQL-in-the-core_6586757.mdx

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 Postgres native support was added in FreeSWITCH 1.2.5.
 
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-* 1 [Dependencies](#dependencies)
-* 2 [CentOS](#centos)
-* 3 [Debian](#debian)
-* 4 [Configure](#configure)
-* 5 [conf/autoload\_configs/switch.conf.xml](#confautoload_configsswitchconfxml)
-* 6 [Database Tables](#database-tables)
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 ### Dependencies
 
 libpq and the associated dev packages are required

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Dialplan/Call-Group-intercept_7144635.mdx

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 * Note: do not mistake "callgroup" for "ring group." In this context, we simply are talking about a group of users. If you want to learn more about how to cause all the phones in a group to ring then look at the [group\_call](../Modules/mod_commands_1966741.mdx#group_call) API command.
 
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-* 1 [Dialplan Configuration](#dialplan-configuration)
-* 2 [Directory configuration](#directory-configuration)
-* 3 [See Also](#see-also)
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 ## Dialplan Configuration
 
 I'm using FreeSWITCH mostly as a PBX, and I found that I need a callgroup (call group) configuration similar to one in Asterisk (you need to answer a call for someone else in your department while he/she is out to lunch). Bear in mind, that callgroup variable is not the same as group pointer (group refers to ring groups where you can define what phones to ring and how to ring for a certain DID/DDI). Default examples show intercepting a global call, but with the help of the "db" application, one can easily configure "intercept" to work with a specific callgroup (also called a pickup group). FreeSWITCH sets the "uuid" variable for every call. It is a unique value representing that call. We get the called user's "callgroup" value and store the value of the "uuid" in a database entry named with the "callgroup".

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Dialplan/Call-Groups_7143970.mdx

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 Ring several phones at once. Ring all phone extensions in a group all at once or in order. Any two digit group number may be used. The following example will use group number 01.
 
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-* 1 [Group Extensions](#group-extensions)
-* 2 [Manipulating Groups from the Server](#manipulating-groups-from-the-server)
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 ## Group Extensions
 
 **Add to Group**

docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Dialplan/Call-States_32178212.mdx

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 # Call States 
 
 
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-* [0\. About](#0-about)
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 ## 0\. About
 
 TODO Clear up what channel states and call states refer to exactly, and the connection between