Any help >>>>???
Test case :
Assume . A is Src and B is dst
CDR() has userfield can be read and write .
CDR() dst src dchannel channel lastapp lastcontaxt .
which variable and how to use them .
Dear Digium engineers or asterisk Developer/Professional please help me on this below.
like cisco support :
Hello,
In the TCD (Termination Call Detail) table which you can find in the HDS database, you can find a column called “CallDisposition”. This column contains codes that refer to how the call was ended (i.e. Call Disposition code of 52 refers to “Called Party Disconnected”).
Reference: CTI Server Reference Guide
cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_i … isvr80.pdf
Also, you can find many posts on this forum relating to “Call Disposition” (i.e. supportforums.cisco.com/message/3490321)
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If the customer disconnects the call, the Call disposition of the call(all 3 legs) will be 13.
If the agent disconnects the call, the second call leg disposition is 52 and other 2 is 13[/b]
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Dose asterisk has some set of functionality or feature . ???/
Please reply as soon as possible .
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See viewtopic.php?f=13&t=83916
You can also get it from the order of the hangup events in channel event logging, which you should probably be using as it sounds like you have non-trivial logging requirements.
This should have been asked on Asterisk Support.
I normally use something like below to find out who disconnected the call
exten => _X.,1,Set(DisconnectedBy=CALLER)
; g - Proceed with dialplan execution at the next priority in the current extension if the destination channel hangs up.
same => n,Dial(${YOUR_DIAL_TECHNOLOGY}/${NUMBER},g)
same => n,Set(DisconnectedBy=CALLEE)
same => n,Hangup
exten => h,1,NoOp(DisconnectedBy ${DisconnectedBy})
same => n,Set(CDR(userfield)=${DisconnectedBy})
–Satish Barot
Many Many Thanks your suggestion works .