Hi, And thanks for the response.

I have the scheme in the current cvs (from today)...

I've tried the following (just for test) avp_write("i:100","src_leg_avp_id") avp_write("i:101","src_leg_avp_id")

(I'v also tried $ruri and $from in the above, but nothing helps) But still n/a

in modparam acc:

src_leg_avp_id is 110 dst_leg_avp_id is 111

I hope I'm not mistaken completely :-|

br hw

fre, 09,.12.2005 kl. 11.50 +0100, skrev Klaus Darilion:

Do you use the proper acc table schema? There was a bug in the table definition which was fixed recently.

klaus

Helge Waastad wrote:

...

Hi, to get multi-leg accounting to work, is it necessary to avp_write "something" to the src_leg_avp_id/dst_leg_avp_id avp's?

Right now I only get "n/a" in those columns. I've tried to use avp_write without any success.

br, hw

Thanks a lot that works fine :-)

my mistake...Urrrgh!

br, hw

fre, 09,.12.2005 kl. 18.57 +0200, skrev Bogdan-Andrei Iancu:

Hi Helge,

try

avp_write("i:100","i:111") avp_write("i:101","i:111")

xxx_leg_avp_id is a parameter name, but not an avp alias...you were writing in the wrong avps ;)

regards, bogdan

Helge Waastad wrote:

...

Hi, And thanks for the response.

I have the scheme in the current cvs (from today)...

I've tried the following (just for test) avp_write("i:100","src_leg_avp_id") avp_write("i:101","src_leg_avp_id")

(I'v also tried $ruri and $from in the above, but nothing helps) But still n/a

in modparam acc:

src_leg_avp_id is 110 dst_leg_avp_id is 111

I hope I'm not mistaken completely :-|

br hw

fre, 09,.12.2005 kl. 11.50 +0100, skrev Klaus Darilion:

...

Do you use the proper acc table schema? There was a bug in the table definition which was fixed recently.

klaus

Helge Waastad wrote:

...

Hi, to get multi-leg accounting to work, is it necessary to avp_write "something" to the src_leg_avp_id/dst_leg_avp_id avp's?

Right now I only get "n/a" in those columns. I've tried to use avp_write without any success.

br, hw