A record produced by the mediation device of all toll tickets generated during a call.
An automatically generated downloadable report for a requested time period. The report contains information on the number of calls, call duration, call origination and destination, and billed amount. SaHaR IT Members use CDR reports to bill retail customers and settle with their partners on a wholesale level.
Call Data Records. Every SMS message passing through our system is recorded together with information about who sent the message and whether or not it was delivered etc. These records are called Call Data Records.
(Central Data Request) The UW System's statistical information reporting system comprised of student, curricular, and financial aid data.
Stands for re-writable compact disk (CD). Media can be written and erased on average 1000 times before malfunction. Up to 500MB can be stored on the standard 74 minute CD-74.
Call Data Record - call details usually on a soft format with information such as cli, destination, time, duration
A device and method used to record statistics about telephone calls such as the number dialed, cost of the call extension from which the call was made, duration of the call, and trunk or trunk group used to place the call.
Call Detail Record. A data record typically used in a telephony system to record usage information on a per-call basis. Typical fields in the record include originating number, terminating number, start-time, duration, etc.
CDR stands for Committed Data Rate. Most web hosting services are provided on a Data Transfer basis, meaning you are charged for the actual amount of data transferred between your website and the people viewing your website. Committed Data Rate is a different system, where you purchase a set speed from your ISP. For example an ADSL connection of 512Kbps is a CDR connection. CDR connections are usually only available for dedicated servers, premium web hosting or co-location, and often come at a higher price than data transfer packages.
Call Data Record. Record of a placed call. A CDR includes the time the call was placed and the duration of the call.
Call Detail Record. A billing-system feature that tracks details about calls, such as type, time, duration, originator, and destination. CDRs can be used for network monitoring, accounting, and billing purposes.
Call Detail Record Computer record containing data unique to a specific call. (This information is processed as a unit and contains such details as originating switch, terminating switch, call length and time of day.) (2) Processing of call-specific information — start time, elapsed time, number dialled, date, and other pertinent customer data — to provide call detail reports and invoices.
Call detail record. Computer record that contains data unique to a specific call.
CompactDisc Recordable - a CD that you can write to once that can not be erased but can be read many times, holds 650MB of digital data.
Call Data Records; Raw Call data gathered by BT relating to individual exchange lines
Call Detail Record. (1) Computer record containing data unique to a specific call.Processed as a unit, it contains such details as originating switch,terminating switch, call length and time of day. (2) Processing of call-specific information provides call detail reports and invoices to Sprint users including start time, elapsed time, number dialed, date and other pertinent customer data.
Catch and Disposal Record
Call Detail Records; the record made within the cellular network of all details of both incoming and outgoing calls made by subscribers. The CDR is passed to the billing system for action.
Call Detail Record. A feature of a telephone system which allows the system to collect and record information on outgoing phone calls - who made them, where they went, what time of day they were placed, how long they took, etc.
call detail record. A CDR is a record written to a database for use in postprocessing activities. CDR files consist of several call detail blocks. These activities include many functions, but primarily are billing and network analysis.
Call Detail Record. Information regarding a single call collected from the switch and available as an automatically generated downloadable report for a requested time period. The report contains information on the number of calls, call duration, call origination and destination, and billed amount.
Short for Compact Disc Recordable, CDR discs are a storage medium that can hold up to 600MB on most conventional discs. However, unlike floppy or ZIP disks, data on CDRs cannot be erased. Although CDRs can be read on most CD drives, a CD writer is required to write data to CDRs.
Stand for CD Recordable. CDRs, a.k.a., WORM ( rite nce, ead any) are now available in a variety of lengths and compositions, and can be written to once, or in multiple sessions, but not erased to be rewritten.
Call Detail Record. Information about call origination, destination, and duration, used to create billing records.
(call detail record) An accounting record produced by Switches to track Call Type, Time, Duration, Facilities used, Originator, Destination, etc. CDRs are used for customer billing, rate determination, network monitoring, and facility capacity planning. CDRs represent unrated calls (to be processed by Rating) in contrast to Tolls, which are rated calls.
Abbreviation for Compact Disc-Recordable. CDR discs have become a universal data storage medium worldwide. CDRs are becoming increasingly popular for music recording. CDR discs are available in two types multimedia CDR discs for computer use and music-only CDR discs for use in home audio CD recorders. CDR discs are write-once media-once used; they cannot be erased or re-recorded upon. CDR discs can be played back in any audio CD player or CDROM drive, as well as many DVD players and drives.
(Call Detail Record) A detailed data record containing the specific elements of a call event.
Call Detail Record You can export information about each call in a CDR for import into a spread sheet or database for analysis and reporting.
Call Detail Record. a data record typically used in a telephony system to record usage information on a per-call basis. This information might include the number called from, number called to, start-time, call duration, etc.
Caller Dialler Report/ Call Detail Records: a term used generally throughout the Telecoms industry to refer to the details of calls made. Details include the date and time of the call, the telephone number called, the duration of the call and the resulting cost of the call.
Refers to a CD-Recorder or CD-Recordable.
A data record that contains information related to a telephone call, includes; origination and destination addresses of call, time call started and ended, duration of call, time of day call was made and any charges added through the network.
Call Detail Record: The record of a call produced by the phone system, containing the called number, calling number, route, time of day, and call duration.
Call Detail Record. VNS record of voice or data SVCs, which includes calling and called numbers, local and remote node names, data and timestamp, elapsed time, and Call Failure Class fields.
Call Record Detail. A term used to describe log records for calling services. This includes such information as where the call originated, what the start time was, who the call was made to, what time the call ended, etc.
Also known as SMDR (STATION MESSAGE DETAIL RECORDING) (see also)
Call Detail Record. A record containing data (such as origination, termination, length, and time of day) unique to a specific call.