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callEventStartTimeStamp |
The timestamp gives the start of the call event.
The time is given in the local time of the Sender PMN (or Serving
Network where this is not the Sender).
There must be a UTC Time Offset Code associated with the timestamp.
Note that local time is the local time at the location of the
chargeable subscriber. Where the
location is not available, as in some call forwarding scenarios, this will be
a notional ‘network local time’.
Note that this timestamp is, in most cases, the start of charging,
e.g. the call answer time rather than the channel seizure time where the call
is charged from answer time.
In the case of an intermediate or last partial record of the same GPRS
Call (GPRS Context) the timestamp must be populated with the record start
time and not the context start timestamp (see item PDP Context Start
Timestamp for identification of GPRS context start time in each partial
record).
Derivation:
GSM item answerTime
or seizureTime (GSM 12.05). This will
normally be the equivalent of the start of charging or, where the call event
is non chargeable, the equivalent point.
Conditionality:
Mandatory within
groups
MO Basic Call Information
MT Basic Call Information
GPRS Basic Call Information
Format:
CCYYMMDDHHMMSS
Example:
> PDP Context activated at 2350hrs
> Two partials raised on TAP (cut across 2400hrs)
First partial:
Call
Event Start Timestamp = PDP Context Start Timestamp = 235000
Second partial:
Call Event
Start Timestamp = 240000
PDP
Context Start Timestamp = 235000
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Error Code |
Context |
Severity Level |
Validation Description |
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10 20 30 100 101 |
MOC MTC GPRS MOC MTC GPRS MOC MTC GPRS MOC MTC GPRS MOC MTC GPRS |
Severe Severe Severe Severe Severe |
Syntax error. Value out of range. Mandatory associated item UTC Time Offset Code missing. Call event start timestamp after charge detail timestamp. Call event start timestamp after charging timestamp. |