The callflows are stacked with most recent first.

created_time, answered_time and hangup_time are
only set once and copied to every subsequent callflow
so if you want, you can just look at the top callflow tag
from there the in the <times> you can look at
created answered hangup etc....

Anthony Minessale II

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----- Original Message ----
From: David Knell <dave@3c.co.uk>
To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 3:34:49 PM
Subject: [Freeswitch-users] XML CDRs


Hi 
-

Having 
installed 
mod_limit, 
my 
XML 
CDRs 
now 
sometimes 
- 
if 
the 
limit's 
exceeded 
-
have 
two 
<callflow> 
sections, 
and 
I 
guess 
there 
can 
be 
an 
arbitrary 
number 
of 
them 
if
a 
call's 
transferred 
from 
extension 
to 
extension, 
or 
whatever.

My 
problem 
is 
knowing 
how 
to 
chain 
them 
together 
in 
the 
right 
order.  
The 
<times>
section 
in 
each 
contains 
a 
<transfer_time> 
which 
I 
can 
use 
with 
the 
<profile_created_time>
to 
chain 
them 
together 
- 
at 
least 
in 
the 
examples 
I've 
got 
- 
but 
this 
is 
a 
bit 
fiddly.

Am 
I 
missing 
something 
obvious?

--Dave

-- 
David 
Knell, 
Director, 
3C 
Limited
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020 
8114 
8901  
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020 
8692 
0677  
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