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Have customer number how do I track in CM 8.6?
I have a phone number of a customer that insists they called in from say Jan to March - I can see 2 instances using UCCX reporting but they insist they called a 3rd time. Just to ensure they didn't get to talk to someone by "zeroing out" how can I trace their calls through the system BEFORE they would have hit UCCX? Does Unity or CM not have some means of tracking a phone number? The only options I see in CDR are for internal extensions.
We're running:
Call Manager 8.6.2
Unity 8.6.2
We're running:
Call Manager 8.6.2
Unity 8.6.2
ASKER
Awesome but that's for "called party number" I'm interested in the INBOUND # whats the field for that?
It is in that answer I posted:
run sql car select callingpartynumber,datetimeconnect from tbl_billing_data where finalcalledpartynumber ='8050'
callingpartynumber datetimeconnect
================== ===============
8051 1379436583
run sql car select callingpartynumber,datetimeconnect from tbl_billing_data where finalcalledpartynumber ='8050'
callingpartynumber datetimeconnect
================== ===============
8051 1379436583
ASKER
Ok so correct me if I'm wrong here - you're SQL statement will show when ext. 8051 made an outbound call to ext. 8050? I need to know when 8050 (where 8050 is a 10 digit local number) called in.
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Perfect thanks! Any idea how far back in time that search will go?
Yes, that is pulled out of the database (which is different than pulling it from a CDR export in raw format).
The database can hold up to 2 million records, so it depends on the call volume filling it up.
The database can hold up to 2 million records, so it depends on the call volume filling it up.
ASKER
Great response - very fast!
welcome!
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28237099/Cisco-Call-Manager-CDR-how-to-track-down-if-a-number-has-been-dialed.html
You may want to check out those SQL queries.
HTH