I'm working on an application that receives CDR files from a Cisco UC560 device (File Accounting). I have the following document:
"CDR Accounting for Cisco IOS Voice Gateways" that lists the fields available in the CSV file that is FTP'd to my service.
 
I need to display the calls that were made in a way that is easy for end users to understand:
Time of Call, Calling#, Called#, Call Direction, Type, Status, Duration, etc.
 
I've checked the Cisco site but can't find any examples of how to determine the different call scenarios that are found in the files. For example, what characteristics tell me that this is an inbound call vs. and outbound call.
 
Is there a document or sample code available that discusses the File Accounting format in more detail?
 
Thanks

Thanks for the reply. Most of what you have provided makes sense and I've already been using the fields as described.
 
For the call direction you said to use field 13. It looks like leg #1/3 is always set to "answer" and leg #2/4 is always set to "originate" though so I'm still not sure how to reliably determine direction based on that. Any ideas?
 
For Status, I'm trying to determine one of the following but I'm not seeing anything in the document that provides this:
Connected
No Answer
Busy
Error
Voice Mail
 
Thanks,
Darcy
 

Thanks again.

Both ¿h323-disconnect-cause¿ and ¿disconnect-text¿ fields are always NULL in the CDR Accounting files that I¿ve received. Is this an issue with a UC560 configuration setting?

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Easy way to determine is that "answer" is the incoming leg and originate is the outgoing leg.

Connected
No Answer
maybe you can use connect time fiels for these
Busy
Error
Disconnect cause maybe
Voice Mail
I don't think there is way to tell is connected to VM
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Sorry, I am not the CDR expert just happen to parse CDR before. So you might need to consult Cisco TAC for this.
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