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Chapter 1 Billing Interfaces

Call Data Element Descriptions

Table 1-4

Call Detail Record File Output Parameters

 

 

 

Parameter

 

Modification

 

 

engine.CDRencodingFormat

To specify the call detail record (CDR) file encoding format,

 

 

enter one of the following values:

 

 

AnsiCDB—North American (default)

 

 

ItuCDB—European

 

 

engine.CDRmessageTypes

To specify which call detail blocks (CDBs, statistics taken at

 

 

various points in a call) are recorded during a call, enter one

 

 

of the two following sets of values (each number represents a

 

 

point in a call):

 

 

1010, 1020, 1030, 1040, 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080—Use

 

 

 

this set of values if your CDR files are to be read by a

 

 

 

measurement server or other CDR reader.

 

 

1060, 1110—Use this set of values if the end-of-call

 

 

 

record is desired.

 

 

1071—Use this set of values for BAMS measurements.

 

 

engine.CDRtimeStamp

To specify the CDR file time-stamp unit, enter one of the

 

 

following values:

 

 

S—Seconds (default).

 

 

M—Milliseconds; use this parameter if your

 

 

 

configuration uses TCAP or BAMS.

 

 

Note If you use are using BAMS or 1110 in the

 

 

 

engine.CDRmessageTypes parameter (for TCAP),

 

 

 

you must specify milliseconds (M) for the

 

 

 

CDRtimeStamp value.

 

 

cdrDmpr.openCDR

To indicate whether the standard data dumper writes out CDR

 

 

files, enter one of the following values:

 

 

true—Standard data dumper opens a CDR file and logs

 

 

 

call detail blocks (CDBs).

 

 

false—Standard data dumper does not open a CDR file

 

 

 

and does not log CDBs.

 

 

cdrDmpr.seqFile

Indicate the location of the file for storing or retrieving the

 

 

CDR sequence number (range is 1 to 999999).

 

 

Default: ../var/.cdr.seq

 

 

 

 

Call Data Element Descriptions

This section describes the current CDB CDEs. The CDEs are divided into three tables (ANSI, ITU, and generic format).

The ANSI formatted fields are used for customers requesting ANSI-formatted fields (as is the case for North American customers) and is based on ANSI T1.113.1995.

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