How To Read the CDR Log File

Here is an example with fake phone numbers:

1001, in, 1, 2012, 03, 23, 16, 02, 22, 1332543742, 499660, 0, 0, 15, 0, , 0, , 0

128, out, 1, 2012, 03, 23, 16, 02, 22, 1332543742, 499692, 0, 0, 15, 10, 1112223333, 10, 

                 4445556666, 0

129, in, 1, 1332543742, 758203, 0, 0, 15

1006, out, 1, 1332543742, 758220, 0, 0, 15

80, unrecognized

1044, unrecognized

132, in, 1, 1332543742, 758427, 0, 0, 15

1009, out, 1, 1332543742, 758441, 0, 0, 15

1012, in, 1, 1332543789, 456939, 0, 0, 15, 16

133, out, 1, 1332543789, 456956, 0, 0, 15

134, in, 1, 1332543789, 464574, 0, 0, 15

1016, out, 1, 1332543789, 464594, 0, 0, 15

Note the 2 unrecognized codes - will have to figure this out. 

The code is the first number on each line; 3 digits codes are MGD messages; 4 digit codes are SS7 messages. The layout is as follows:

Call start events (IAM 1001, callstart 128):

        sprintf (s_cdr, "%u, %s, %u, %s, %lu, %lu, %u, %u, %u, %u, %s, %u, %s, %u\n",
                        p_cdr->code,
                        p_cdr->msg_direction ? "in" : "out",
                        p_cdr->sysid,
                        p_ds,
                        p_cdr->timestamp.tv_sec,
                        p_cdr->timestamp.tv_usec,
                        p_cdr->call_setup_id,
                        p_cdr->span,
                        p_cdr->chan,
                        p_cdr->called_number_dig_count,
                        p_cdr->called_number_digits,
                        p_cdr->calling_number_dig_count,
                        p_cdr->calling_number_digits,
                        p_cdr->calling_number_presentation_indicator
                        );

Call stop events (REL 1012):

        sprintf (s_cdr, "%u, %s, %u, %lu, %lu, %u, %u, %u, %u\n",
                        p_cdr->code,
                        p_cdr->msg_direction ? "in" : "out",
                        p_cdr->sysid,
                        p_cdr->timestamp.tv_sec,
                        p_cdr->timestamp.tv_usec,
                        p_cdr->call_setup_id,
                        p_cdr->span,
                        p_cdr->chan,
                        p_cdr->release_cause);

Simple events - most of the entries (ACM 1006, ANS 1009, RLC 1016):

        sprintf (s_cdr, "%u, %s, %u, %lu, %lu, %u, %u, %u\n",
                        p_cdr->code,
                        p_cdr->msg_direction ? "in" : "out",
                        p_cdr->sysid,
                        p_cdr->timestamp.tv_sec,
                        p_cdr->timestamp.tv_usec,
                        p_cdr->call_setup_id,
                        p_cdr->span,
                        p_cdr->chan);