Hello, working to integrate the PV module I reached the AVPs and after a short analyze I wonder (and ask you) whether you should drop the naming scheme we have in Kamailio (integer id and string name) and stick to string names all the time. ser seems to use mostly that although looks like support for ID is still there, but I cannot see how they can be used with the naming scheme in config (e.g., is it possible to have $f.i:34 in config to refer to avp with id 34?). The benefits I see: - complexity in dealing with integer id or string name - avp name aliases removed Note that even for string-named AVPs there is an integer id computed and used in comparisons to speed up. Jan in an email some time ago mentioned that no performance penalty could be observed. I pasted most of the content of Jan's email about ser avps at: http://sip-router.org/wiki/devel/avps-ser Looking at the code where there are lot of IF name is string or integer, I wonder if really worth the complexity. Today we have lot of other variables for quick and shared-memory operations ($var(...), $shv(...), $sht(...), $dbr(...) and latest $mct(...)), avps not being anymore used for everywhere. Drawback is the naming scheme backward compatibility. We can treat "i:20" simply as string or throw error at startup (I prefer the second because is cleaner in long time). Opinions? Cheers, Daniel -- Daniel-Constantin Mierla http://www.asipto.com