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hello,

I'm new here, so any help is greatly appreciated....

I am trying to capture the text stream that our aspire boxes throw off. This is working fine, the only issue is that I don't know what the data in each of the columns means. I need to take this stream and import it onto a SQL box and make a web app around it so understanding the codes / syntax is essential. Are there any guides out there that explain this? Once again, any help is appreciated... I included a sample below. thanks!

POT 07:50 02/09 083 00:00:00 2366 19178338415

IVIN 07:50 02/09 001 00:01:44 350 5166448247

BFL 07:00 38
IVIN 08:01 02/09 001 00:00:27 350

POT 08:07 02/09 082 00:00:04 2366 18005551212

My guess what you are looking at is the history data design by the engineers. If a system has a bug in the software engineering will have the tech capture data history and send it to them.

Why may I ask are you so interested in this data?

Dan S

That the data the is just spit out by listening on port 34000. It is the raw call data. Our install tech set it up for us.

I want to create a simple web app so that managers can type in an extension and a date range and see who was calling who, etc...

Normally we would have just bought the TAPI product from NEC, but it is $1500 and we don't really need all that it can do. If I can figure out what 'POT', 'IVIN', etc mean, I can handle this in code to turn it into meaningful data for the sales managers. Once I figure this out, I can have a simple interface built in a couple of hours.

thanks!
Jesse

Whoops boy was I wrong, this is call history.

This is a incoming call
IVIN 08:01 02/09 001 00:00:27 350
? time date trunk length extension
of of
call call

The out going you can see the number dialed.
I hope you understand this is just a guess.

You are correct this is data that is streamed out of the CPU and is used by different applications (ACD,TAPI).

You can get SMDR data also sent out the Ethernet port that is in ASCII format.

Your servicing company can send this out another TCP port via programming.


DJ

hi,
IVIN is ISDN incoming callsdetails/strings.
IVOT is ISDN outgoing calls strings.
IITRS IS isdn calls transfered strings.
POT is analog outgoing calls strings.
PIN is analog incoing calls strings.
these strings will come once if the smdr is enabled,it has nothing to with ACD/TAPI.