04-06-2007 08:37 AM - edited 03-14-2019 08:52 PM
Does anyone know how to get a CDR report that shows the number of calls into the Attendant console pilot point? Call Manager 4.2.
Thanks in advance.
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04-06-2007 04:39 PM
CSCsd58497
Enhance CAR to report calls to Pilot Points and Hunt Group Members
Symptom:
CAR does not report on calls to Attendant Console Pilot Points and Attendant Console Hunt Group Members.
Conditions:
CCM Version 3.0 till CCM Version 4.1(3).
(DDTS was filed by the time 4.1(3) wa sthe latest version of CCM)
Workaround:
Use the following SQL Commands instaed. Go to Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server > Query Analyzer > Connect using Windows Authentication > Select " CDR " DB from the drop down on the Top Right Hand Side and execute the following queries ...
Select count(*) from CallDetailRecord where callingPartyNumber = 'DN OF PILOT POINT' OR originalCalledPartyNumber = 'DN OF PILOT POINT' OR finalCalledPartyNumber = 'DN OF PILOT POINT'
Select count(*) from CallDetailRecord where callingPartyNumber where lastdirectdn = 'DN OF PILOT POINT'
Unfortunately there is no ETA for a solution yet
04-06-2007 04:39 PM
CSCsd58497
Enhance CAR to report calls to Pilot Points and Hunt Group Members
Symptom:
CAR does not report on calls to Attendant Console Pilot Points and Attendant Console Hunt Group Members.
Conditions:
CCM Version 3.0 till CCM Version 4.1(3).
(DDTS was filed by the time 4.1(3) wa sthe latest version of CCM)
Workaround:
Use the following SQL Commands instaed. Go to Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server > Query Analyzer > Connect using Windows Authentication > Select " CDR " DB from the drop down on the Top Right Hand Side and execute the following queries ...
Select count(*) from CallDetailRecord where callingPartyNumber = 'DN OF PILOT POINT' OR originalCalledPartyNumber = 'DN OF PILOT POINT' OR finalCalledPartyNumber = 'DN OF PILOT POINT'
Select count(*) from CallDetailRecord where callingPartyNumber where lastdirectdn = 'DN OF PILOT POINT'
Unfortunately there is no ETA for a solution yet
04-09-2007 10:26 AM
Thanks you very much.
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