I think the best solution is to save adjacent information in acc to be
able to distinguish these calls and have the rating engine considering
it. This can be done either using enhanced acc module (and save some
extra avp) or maybe you can do some tricks with acc_*_request() with
special reason phrase.
Daniel
On 08/11/05 14:31, Iqbal wrote:
but I want it to be entered in acc table, but just set
a price to zero
when doing the bill run.
In the method below I can either charge or not, I wish to be able to
configure the price charged on a enum call, currently zero. This must
be done by the rating engine, which is based upon prefix from lcr
table, but since in lcr we dont distinguish between enum numbers or
normal, then I cannot have a diff rate for it. The only way seems to
be to look at the acc table, to see which gateway (internal/external)
was used, which is not accurate since I am sure some gateway will use
the same for passing external postn calls, as well as routing internal
e164.
Iqbal
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Who generates the CDRs? ser? If yes, do not
account ENUM calls!
if enum_query() {
resetflag(x) # x=accounting flag
t_relay...
break;
} else {
setflag(x)
lcr stuff...
break;
}
klaus
Iqbal wrote:
tks :-)
But how, I am doing billing /rating based on prefix in lcr, now I
cannot put these in lcr, and bill like that since some 44207 numbers
will go to pstn , and other will not. What I am trying to do is to
have the same billing system for all, and for enum calls rate them
as £0.00, which is where the problem is because the billing rates
are per prefix, and these have no special prefix.
Iqbal
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Iqbal wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is there a easy way of doing zero billing for all datra returned
> from enum lookup
Yes. Do not account them.
klaus
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