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Revision as of 22:55, 5 June 2024
This command allows to extract a specific line from a Port CDR.
This Port CDR must be generate with the command StartPortLog.
COMMAND:
| Command | Line Arguments | Returns |
|---|---|---|
| GetCDRLine | PortIndex CdrFileName LineNumber | LineNumber, Error Code in case of error |
EXAMPLE:
~ # StartPortLog 4 test.cdr
~ # SendSMSText 4 0612345678 "Test"
SMS SENT to 0612345678
~ # GetCdrLine 4 test.cdr 1
07-01-2021;09:30:56;4;0612345678;89330126562021440190;0;0;0;0;0;;;866758042936118;208018803411136;SMS;OUTGOING;[0011010A8160214365780000A704D4F29C0E];20801;984;10000139;LTE2100;07-01-2021;09:30:56