You can use
three modes for decoding file(s). View mode, find mode and replace mode.
You display
View Mode dialog by selecting file(s) in file view and choosing in menu View -> CDR(s) View (Shift-C). Then you select format and basic criteria:
GZIP option, which main fields you want to decode and how many call records
data (CDRs) you want to decode. View mode shows and decodes all CDR(s) matching
this basic criteria.
You display
Find Mode dialog by selecting file(s) in file view and choosing in menu: Edit -> Find (Mode) (Ctrl-F). Then you select format and basic criteria:
GZIP option, which main fields you want to decode and how many CDR(s) want to
decode. Besides this you define search field criteria.
Find Mode Dialog allows:
- for
numbers: =,<>,>=,<=,
- for
text: eq (equals), cn (contains), ne (not equals), nc (not contains), sw
(starts with), ew (ends with), nsw (not starts with), new (not ends with)
Find Mode
shows and decodes only CDR(s) which matching all criteria.
You display
Replace Mode dialog by selecting file(s) in file view and choosing in menu: Edit -> Replace (Mode) (Ctrl-R). Then you select format and basic criteria:
GZIP option, which main fields you want to decode and how many CDR(s) you want
to decode. Besides this you define search field criteria and replace field
criteria.
Replace Mode Dialog allows:
Replace definition:
Example: $`1:4` or $`5` or $`:3` or
$`4: ` - space is required
Value:
Example: U1273239097 – Unix time
Example: 20100501100000
Date Format:
Example: YYYYMMddHHmmss
G Era
designator
y Year Year
M Month
in year
w Week
in year
W Week
in month
D Day
in year
d Day
in month
F Day
of week
E Day
in week
a Am/pm
marker
H Hour
in day (0-23)
k Hour
in day (1-24)
K Hour
in am/pm (0-11)
h Hour
in am/pm (1-12)
m Minute
in hour (0-59)
s Second
in minute (0-59)
S Millisecond
z Time
zone General time zone
Z Time
zone RFC 822 time zone
Example: `01.4/333`
Replace
Mode shows only CDR(s) which matching all criteria but decoding and processing
all CDR(s).