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have you tried the mysql procedure used by opensips-cp for creating CDR? the CP is consuming the ACC data to create CDRs in a different table via a mysql procedure that is triggered by cron. So far even with large CDR volume, I got good results with this.<br>
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But making opensips to directly generate CDRs is complicated as in many case you do not have a dialog info, so you never know if a START is already there or not (in order to do an UPDATE or INSERT for BYE).<div><div></div>
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I have nothing against borrowing ideas, as time as they are useful and applicable. I found really interesting the idea of "families" or "classes" for memcache support and it shouldn't be too difficult to use. We can keep the current format for the functions for a default "Generic" class and create a new set of functions to take an extra one parameter, the name of the class.</blockquote>
<div>I think the memcache API has a "namespace" param that may be a simple 1:1 drop in for this.Of course, the family should be a string, avp, or pv, right? :) Hey, should I document this on the feature request tracker?</div>
</div><div><br><div><br></div><div>Thanks!</div><div>-Brett</div><div><br></div></div>