Read/write event details records
use NetSDS::EDR; my $edr = NetSDS::EDR->new( filename => '/mnt/billing/call-stats.dat', ); ... $edr->write( { callerid => '80441234567', clip => '89001234567', start_time => '2006-12-55 12:21:46', end_time => '2008-12-55 12:33:22' } );
\*(C`NetSDS::EDR\*(C' module implements \s-1API\s0 for writing \s-1EDR\s0 (Event Details Record) files form applications.
\s-1EDR\s0 itself is set of structured data describing details of some event. Exact structure depends on event type and so hasn't fixed structure.
In NetSDS \s-1EDR\s0 data is written to plain text files as \s-1JSON\s0 structures one row per record.
Parameters: * filename - \s-1EDR\s0 file name Example: my $edr = NetSDS::EDR->new( filename => '/mnt/stat/ivr.dat', );
This methods converts records to \s-1JSON\s0 and write to file. Each record writing to one separate string. Example: $edr->write({from => '380441234567', to => '5552222', status => 'busy'});
See \*(C`samples\*(C' directory.
* Handle I/O errors when write \s-1EDR\s0 data.
Michael Bochkaryov <[email protected]>
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