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Source:
Destination:
DestinationContext:
CallerID:
Channel:
DestinationChannel:
LastApplication:
LastData:
StartTime:
AnswerTime:
EndTime:
Duration:
BillableSeconds:
Disposition:
AMAFlags:
UniqueID:
UserField:

cdr_odbc.conf

Asterisk can store CDR data in a local or remote database via the ODBC interface. The
cdr_odbc.conf file contains the information Asterisk needs to connect to the database.
The cdr_odbc.so module will attempt to load the cdr_odbc.conf file, and if information
is found for connecting to a database, the CDR data will be recorded there.

If you are going to use a database for storing CDR data, you will have
to select one of the many that are available. Asterisk does not like having
multiple CDR databases to connect to, so do not have extra
cdr_engine.conf files hanging about your Asterisk configuration
directory.

cdr_pgsql.conf

Asterisk can store CDR data in a PostgreSQL database via the cdr_pgsql.so module.
When the module is loaded the necessary information will be read from the
cdr_pgsql.conf file, and Asterisk will connect to the PostgreSQL database to write and
store CDR data.

cdr_tds.conf

Asterisk can also store CDR data to a FreeTDS database (including MS SQL) with the
use of the cdr_tds.so module. The configuration file cdr_tds.conf is read once the module
is loaded. Upon a successful connection, CDR data will be written to the database.

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