Appendix C: Cdr Fields - Unformatted File - Polycom RMX 2000 Administrator's Manual

CDR Fields - Unformatted
File
Appendix C
The CDR (Call Detail Records) utility is used to retrieve conference
information to a file. The CDR utility can retrieve conference information
to a file in both formatted and unformatted formats.
Unformatted CDR files contain multiple records.The first record in each
file contains information about the conference in general, such as the
conference name and start time. The remaining records each contain
information about one event that occurred during the conference, such as
a participant connecting to the conference, or a user extending the length
of the conference. The first field in each record identifies the event type,
and this is followed by values containing information about the event.
The fields are separated by commas.
Formatted files contain basically the same information as unformatted
files, but with the field values replaced by descriptions. Formatted files
are divided into sections, each containing information about one
conference event. The first line in each section is a title describing the type
of event, and this is followed by multiple lines, each containing
information about the event in the form of a descriptive field name and
value.
This appendix describes the fields and values in the unformatted CDR records.
Although the formatted files contain basically the same information, in a few
instances a single field in the unformatted file is converted to multiple lines in the
formatted file, and in other cases, multiple fields in the unformatted file are
combined into one line in the formatted file.
In addition, to enable compatibility for applications that were written for the MGC
family, the unformatted file contains fields that were supported by the MGC
family, but are not supported by the RMX 2000, whereas these fields are omitted
from the formatted file.