Name
CDR — Gets or sets CDR information for this call (which will be written to the CDR log)
Here is a list of all the available CDR field names:
clid
Read-only. Use the
CALLERID(all)
function to set this value.lastapp
Read-only. Denotes the last application run.
lastdata
Read-only. Denotes the arguments to the last application run.
src
Read-only. Use the
CALLERID(ani)
function to set this value.dst
Read-only. Corresponds to the final extension in the dialplan.
dcontext
Read-only. Corresponds to the final context in the dialplan.
channel
Read-only. The name of the channel on which the call originated.
dstchannel
Read-only. The name of the channel on which the call terminated.
disposition
Read-only. Maximum reached state of the channel. If the
u
option is specified, this value will be returned as an integer, instead of a string:1
=NO
ANSWER
,2
=BUSY
,3
=FAILED
,4
=ANSWERED
.amaflags
Read/write. Billing flags. If the
u
option is specified, this value will be returned as an integer, instead of a string:1
=OMIT
,2
=BILLING
,3
=DOCUMENTATION
.accountcode
Read/write. Billing account (19 char maximum).
userfield
Read/write. User-defined field.
start
Read-only. Time when the call started. If the
u
option is specified, this value will be returned as an integer (seconds since the epoch) instead of a formatted date/time string.answer
Read-only. Time when the call was answered (may be blank if the call is not yet answered). If the
u
option is specified, this value will be returned as an integer (seconds since the epoch) instead of a formatted date/time string.end
Read-only. Time when the call was completed (may be blank if the call is not yet complete). If the
u
option is specified, this value will be returned as an integer (seconds since the epoch) instead of a formatted date/time string.duration
Read-only. The difference between start and end, in seconds. May be 0, if the call is not yet complete.
billsec
Read-only. The difference between answer and end, in seconds. May be 0, if the call is not yet complete.
uniqueid
Read-only. A string that will be unique per-call within this Asterisk instance.
The following options may be specified:
l
All results will be retrieved from the last Call Detail Record for the call, in the case of using multiple CDRs via ForkCDR().
r
Custom CDR variables will be retrieved from the last Call Detail Record, but the standard fields will be retrieved from the first.
u
The unparsed value will be returned. See the fieldname list above for entries that are affected by this flag.
You may also supply a fieldname
not
on the above list, and create your own variable, whose value can be
changed with this function, and this variable will be stored in the
CDR.
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