[Users] mysql database accounting problems

[Bogdan-Andrei Iancu]

Hi Victor,

automatic accounting (via flags) works only for transactions (stateful 
requests). It does not work for stateless processing (like 
sl_send_reply() - "sl" comes from stateless - or for save() - which 
internally uses sl_send_reply).

transactions replied by t_reply() will be accounted, but not the 
sl_send_reply(). In this last case, use  acc_db_request() to force 
accounting.

regards,
bogdan

Victor Gamov wrote:
> raviprakash sunkara wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> better use these function
>>
>> acc_db_request("200","acc");
>
> Can somebody explain me some OpenSER logic?
>
> So if I have following config (simplified):
>
>
> --------------- cut here ------------------
> modparam("acc", "db_flag", 1)
> modparam("acc", "failed_transaction_flag", 1)
>
> route {
>
>   setflag(1);
>
>   if ( ! lookup("location") ) {
>     sl_send_reply("404", "Not found");
>     exit;
>   }
>
>   route(1);
> }
> --------------- /cut here ------------------
>
> can I expect that calls to not registered users (lookup() return 
> FALSE) will be accounted?
>
> if NOT -- so, what is it means "failed_transaction_flag" and 
> "db_missed_flag" ?  What is it means "missed calls": user does not 
> respond? or user busy? or user not registered?
>
> If locally generated reply does not considered as failed transaction
> (I think it's because I still haven't transaction at this moment) can 
> I manually create transaction by t_newtran() and expect that it will 
> be considered by ACC-module as "failed_transaction" ?
>
> (yes I red documentation but I still don't understand some logic)
>