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Insert channel variables directly into database after call ends.
Configuration
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<configuration name="odbc_cdr.conf" description="ODBC CDR Configuration">
<settings>
<!-- <param name="odbc-dsn" value="database:username:password"/> -->
<param name="odbc-dsn" value="pgsql://hostaddr=192.168.0.100 dbname=freeswitch user=freeswitch password='freeswitch' options='-c client_min_messages=NOTICE'"/>
<!-- global value can be "a-leg", "b-leg", "both" (default is "both") -->
<param name="log-leg" value="both"/>
<!-- value can be "always", "never", "on-db-fail" -->
<param name="write-csv" value="on-db-fail"/>
<!-- location to store csv copy of CDR -->
<param name="csv-path" value="/usr/local/freeswitch/log/odbc_cdr"/>
<!-- if "csv-path-on-fail" is set, failed INSERTs will be placed here as CSV files otherwise they will be placed in "csv-path" -->
<param name="csv-path-on-fail" value="/usr/local/freeswitch/log/odbc_cdr/failed"/>
<!-- dump SQL statement after leg ends -->
<param name="debug-sql" value="false"/>
</settings>
<tables>
<!-- only a-legs will be inserted into this table -->
<table name="cdr_table_a_leg" log-leg="a-leg">
<field name="CallId" chan-var-name="call_uuid"/>
<field name="orig_id" chan-var-name="uuid"/>
<field name="term_id" chan-var-name="sip_call_id"/>
<field name="ClientId" chan-var-name="uuid"/>
<field name="IP" chan-var-name="sip_network_ip"/>
<field name="IPInternal" chan-var-name="sip_via_host"/>
<field name="CODEC" chan-var-name="read_codec"/>
<field name="directGateway" chan-var-name="sip_req_host"/>
<field name="redirectGateway" chan-var-name="sip_redirect_contact_host_0"/>
<field name="CallerID" chan-var-name="sip_from_user"/>
<field name="TelNumber" chan-var-name="sip_req_user"/>
<field name="TelNumberFull" chan-var-name="sip_to_user"/>
<field name="sip_endpoint_disposition" chan-var-name="endpoint_disposition"/>
<field name="sip_current_application" chan-var-name="current_application"/>
</table>
<!-- only b-legs will be inserted into this table -->
<table name="cdr_table_b_leg" log-leg="b-leg">
<field name="CallId" chan-var-name="call_uuid"/>
<field name="orig_id" chan-var-name="uuid"/>
<field name="term_id" chan-var-name="sip_call_id"/>
<field name="ClientId" chan-var-name="uuid"/>
<field name="IP" chan-var-name="sip_network_ip"/>
<field name="IPInternal" chan-var-name="sip_via_host"/>
<field name="CODEC" chan-var-name="read_codec"/>
<field name="directGateway" chan-var-name="sip_req_host"/>
<field name="redirectGateway" chan-var-name="sip_redirect_contact_host_0"/>
<field name="CallerID" chan-var-name="sip_from_user"/>
<field name="TelNumber" chan-var-name="sip_req_user"/>
<field name="TelNumberFull" chan-var-name="sip_to_user"/>
<field name="sip_endpoint_disposition" chan-var-name="endpoint_disposition"/>
<field name="sip_current_application" chan-var-name="current_application"/>
</table>
<!-- both legs will be inserted into this table -->
<table name="cdr_table_both">
<field name="CallId" chan-var-name="uuid"/>
<field name="orig_id" chan-var-name="Caller-Unique-ID"/>
<field name="TEST_id" chan-var-name="sip_from_uri"/>
</table>
</tables>
</configuration>
Details of configuration
The CDR data will be inserted into each <table> defined in configuration.
The module also checks for the channel variable "odbc-cdr-ignore-leg". If "odbc-cdr-ignore-leg=true", the CDR data is ignored by mod_odbc_cdr. This allows you to selectively ignore channels.
<!-- XML Dialplan Example usage of odbc-cdr-ignore-leg --> <action application="set" data="odbc-cdr-ignore-leg=true"/>
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Martin Paterson