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Title: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: ashok on August 27, 2009, 08:07:42 PM As specified in the tutorial "Parsing and processing data from PBX " I am not able to convert date time to the required format.
Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: ashok on August 27, 2009, 08:17:55 PM I have followed the exactly as per the example specified in the tutorial only difference is I have used Advance TCP IP data logger instead of serial data logger Please sugguest ASAP
Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: Arthur Grasin on July 18, 2011, 10:00:00 AM Please, attach a backup copy of your configuration (you may create it with help of File menu) and your data example within a file (you may create the file with help of our software too) and I'll verify your settings. Then I'll suggest something.
Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: ashok on July 28, 2011, 10:00:00 AM i have got the license for the latest version. could u please suggest
Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: ashok on August 01, 2011, 10:00:00 AM i identified the mistake. Date & time is working thanks
Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: Arthur Grasin on August 30, 2009, 09:27:03 AM I'm sorry for my late reply. Weekend.
Could you post your settings for the parser for other users? Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: ashok on August 30, 2009, 09:09:05 PM There was a mistake from my end where in the data format for date was specified was incorrect (DDMMYY) instead of MMDDYY.
Now i need your help in translating string hmmss to duration Attached is the data & backup of configuration in txt format Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: Arthur Grasin on August 19, 2011, 10:00:00 AM You need to specify the "Time" data type for the "Time" field and specify the "nn:ss" time format (w/o quotes) on the "Data format" tab. Why are you using Advanced TCP/IP Data Logger nstead of our PBX logger? The PBX logger already contains the configured parser for Avaya.
Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: ashok on August 31, 2009, 06:30:54 PM Actually when i changed the time format as specified by u which works fine for data which is related to time field. But i am looking for field called duration which is actually the talk time of the call
Example: talk time of an outbound / inbound call was 0min 15sec raw data which will be printed is 00015 which is in HMMSS. if i specfy the format given by you, application will translate to 12:01:05. Please suggest. I am not using PBX logger as this application has default/standard avaya parser. I am using custom Avaya CDR parameters Title: Re: Parsing and processing data from Avaya CM3.x PBX Post by: Arthur Grasin on September 02, 2009, 08:17:43 AM You may extract the call date and time to one fields with the "datetime" type and use the corresponding format option. In this case, for the duration you may use the "Time" format option.
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