For comparison and contrast: We handle this in PostgreSQL by having
Kamailio write to the 'acc' table, and adding triggers that operate on
'acc' events and populate or update another table, 'cdr', with actual
CDRs in the desirable one-row-per-call way.
The advantage to doing it that way versu
> That's pretty much it. Your results will be a single, readable line for each
> call. Now, is this perfect - heck no. For instance, for calls that don't
> complete (like just ring/hangup with no BYE), you will get -00-00 for
> "endtimenow" which could be misleading thinking the call is sti
