Help with CDR Call Records

[bizzaro]

I have some cdr call records that seem to overlap each other from a single DN. I have 1 DN that has a call duration that would run into the next call that it made. Can someone explain this. My understanding is that the first call duration is 4358 seconds which = 73 minutes and the second call duration is 2744 seconds or 46 minutes.

Y041207 170848N 004 00 77009 T000050 1207 1645 004358 A 28070001212597xxxx

Y041207 173644N 059 00 77009 T000068 1207 1730 002744 A 28070001212694xxxx

Thanks-

 

[mluckie1]

if I'm not mistaken it would be AA:BB:CC aa is hours bb is minutes and cc is seconds. the 004358 would be 43 minutes and 58 seconds. the second is 27 minutes and 44 seconds. I will check to be sure and if it is different I will let you know.

 

[Nortellian]

I think this was a conference call record. Y records are conference calls and would explain these records.

 

[bizzaro]

I think you are right. I was confusing another report for something else that is in seconds. This makes much more sense.

Thank again!

 

[bizzaro]

I think Y records are PSTN records. Does anybody know what
"J" records are? I found some of these type and can't find any documentation on for it.

 

[Nortellian]

not in my mauals. post the record.

 

[bizzaro]

Here is the record. I am not sure what the 929 number is. It falls in the call duration column. I have several of these.


J041222 130333C 060 00 73841 T006023 1222 1324 929500109001

J041222 130354C 063 00 73941 T006022 1222 1325 929650309200

 

[hawks]

Y = Public Network Feature Invocation
I can not find "J" either

 

[bizzaro]

Still looking for someone who knows what the "J" record is.

 

[hawks]

What RLS Software are you running on the switch?

 

[rfwhite]

Is this as seen on the standard tty or is it possible something is being translated and displaying the "J"? I, too, haven't been able to spot any J records listed in the docs.

 

[hawks]

I know there are some CDR enhancements with the Succession platform but I don't have any books on it. Could it be something there?