Even using sqlbox each "message" is just a single record. The actual message may have been split into several sms messages when sent by the bearerbox. In most cases the operator will charge you per sms sent, so some analysis of the access log or sqlbox table data is still required.
If you want to do this correct, you should take the following factors into account: - message data coding scheme (GSM 03.38, UCS2, 8 bit data) - message data/text - message headers (as set by sender or inserted by bearerbox when splitting the message) - max. octets per message as set on the smsc-connection used to sent the message (default is 140 octets). If you know C try looking at sms_split(...) in gw/sms.c, it splits messages into parts, but the information is not recorded in any logs. /Jacob On Fri, 2011-02-25 at 06:53 +0500, ha...@aeon.pk wrote: > Use sqlbox. > > On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 11:43 PM, Sanjay Bhandari > <san...@ziffusion.com> wrote: > Just want to confirm my understanding about call records in > Kannel. It seems to me that one would have to parse the logs > to extract the accounting / billing info / call records. Are > there other ways to get to this information, which are, maybe, > easier to use? > > Thanks for your help. > > Sanjay > > -- Jacob Eiler Apide ApS e: jacob.ei...@apide.com t: +45 2374 0486 w: apide.com
