6.2.5.1. Elements with a Fixed Specification 
Table 44. Elements with a Fixed Specification
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Name
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Value
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Description
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RID
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Record identifier
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A particular record identifier is unambiguously
allocated to each message in connection with the transmission of connection
and call detail data:
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"A0"
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Send CDR information or Verification of connection
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"A1"
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CDR information processed
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"AA"
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Block start for output on demand
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"AB"
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Call data record for output on demand
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"AC"
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Good CDR information end
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"AD"
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Bad CDR information end or Verification of connection
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"AF"
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CDR data retrieval request
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"AH"
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Block start for immediate output
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"AI"
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Call data record for immediate output
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"W1"
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Repeat the same call data record (for immediate
output)
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Byte 1 of the record identifier contains the
service identifier (for example, call detail recording), byte 2 contains
the meaning and also the direction of the data record in question: data
records going from OpenScape 4000 to the DPA are identified by letters,
data records going from the DPA to OpenScape 4000 are identified by numbers.
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REF
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Reference
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The reference indicates the source of the data
that is being transmitted or that is to be transmitted. Unless otherwise
stated (see Section 59.5.1, "Elements
with a Fixed Specification"), all reference entries
within a message sequence must agree. The reference has the following
meanings for the transmission of individual call data:
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Transmission of the data from
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"00"
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No file (immediate output)
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"01"
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CDR1 file without deleting
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"02"
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CDR2 file without deleting
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"03"
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CDR1 file with deleting
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"04"
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CDR2 file with deleting
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Deletion of the data without transmission from
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Name
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Value
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Description
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"05"
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CDR1 file (for SNA-RJE without end message)
*)
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"06"
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CDR2 file (for SNA-RJE without end message)
*)
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"07"
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CDR1 file (for SNA-RJE with end message) *)
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"08"
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CDR2 file (for SNA-RJE with end message) *)
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NRR
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"0" "1"
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New retrieval request Interrupt transmission Request
for next block or acknowledge "AC", "AD"
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RRR
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"0" "1"
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Reason for the retrieval request Scheduled batch
job in OpenScape 4000 Forced output
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RR
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"1"
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Request for repetition Request for the same
immediate output record or block
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IMPORTANT:
To delete the data without transmitting it, use
the values "05" and "06" in dialog operation (an
end message is always implied in dialog operation). These two values
indicate no end message only in the SNA-RJE operations, so the values
"07" and "08" are still available. These two values
allow the data to be deleted without transmission with end message, even
in SNA-RJE operation.