OTM CDR Collection Explanation 2

[ELBeast]

I use OTM to collect CDR data via data buffering and access. It outputs it to a flat file (detail1.img), my question is what does the information mean? What does the N, S and E stand for? What are the & for? Are the trailing 000 000 of any significance? I am hoping somebody could breakdown this information for me or point me to some sort of documentation. I have included a sample output below:

N 051 00 T001001 1617 07/17 12:34:12 00:00:10.0
&7028376303XXXXXX 000 000
& 000 01 2 01
N 052 00 T001001 2508 07/17 12:53:09 00:03:04.0
&7023794361XXXXXX 000 000
& 000 01 2 01
S 053 00 6563 T001046 07/17 13:08:49 00:00:06.0 A77014294079
& 000 000
& 000 01
S 054 00 T001001 6563 07/17 13:07:37 00:01:18.0
&7029398888XXXXXX 000 000
& 000 01 2 01
E 055 00 CF03115 T001001 07/17 13:10:23 00:01:28.0
&7029398888XXXXXX 000 000
& 000 01 2 01
E 056 00 6563 T001046 07/17 13:10:22 00:01:30.0
& 000 000
& 000 01


Thanks in advance...

 

[StoneColdphoneman]

A Authorization Code
B Abandoned Call
C Charge
D Station Activity
E End
F Connection (for ACD calls which are conferenced)
G Internal Meridian 1 Packet Handler data call
H External Meridian 1 Packet Handler data call
I Initialization
L Internal Call
M Charge for Conference
N Normal
P Calling Party Number
Q Connection (for calls connecting a trunk and an ACD
Agent)
R Connection (for ACD calls which are transferred)
S Start
T Time stamp
X Transfer
Y Public Network Feature Invocation

 

[StoneColdphoneman]

Check NTP 553-3001-350 it explains every thing you can think of about CDR.

 

[ELBeast]

Thanks!!! This is exactly what I needed...