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Add a new field in the app_acct.fdx database to receive the name of the local server. Update your existing tables with the following SQL command: ALTER TABLE "incoming" ADD "recorded_serv" bytea NOT NULL;
author Sebastien Decugis <sdecugis@nict.go.jp>
date Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:46:16 +0900
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42 # 42 #
43 # In case the default behavior for an AVP is fine, you can use the short syntax: 43 # In case the default behavior for an AVP is fine, you can use the short syntax:
44 # "AVP-dictionary-name"; 44 # "AVP-dictionary-name";
45 # 45 #
46 # Note that at the moment, GROUPED AVP are not supported. Also, only the top-level AVPs are 46 # Note that at the moment, GROUPED AVP are not supported. Also, only the top-level AVPs are
47 # search. This behavior can be changed quite easily if needed. 47 # searched. This behavior can be changed quite easily if needed.
48 48
49 # The following list is informative only. 49 # The following list is informative only.
50 # You may also consult RFC4005 sections 10.2.1 and 10.2.2 for other examples 50 # You may also consult RFC4005 sections 10.2.1 and 10.2.2 for other examples
51 # "Origin-Host"; 51 # "Origin-Host";
52 # "Origin-Realm"; 52 # "Origin-Realm";
105 # "Login-Service"; 105 # "Login-Service";
106 # "Login-TCP-Port"; 106 # "Login-TCP-Port";
107 # "Route-Record" = { multi=5; }; # Record the last 5 hops of the message 107 # "Route-Record" = { multi=5; }; # Record the last 5 hops of the message
108 108
109 # This is the database table corresponding to this list: 109 # This is the database table corresponding to this list:
110 # CREATE TABLE app_acct ( 110 # CREATE TABLE incoming (
111 # "recorded_on" timestamp with time zone NOT NULL, 111 # "recorded_on" timestamp with time zone NOT NULL,
112 # "recorded_serv" bytea NOT NULL,
112 # "Origin-Host" bytea NOT NULL, 113 # "Origin-Host" bytea NOT NULL,
113 # "Origin-Realm" bytea NOT NULL, 114 # "Origin-Realm" bytea NOT NULL,
114 # "Destination-Realm" bytea, 115 # "Destination-Realm" bytea,
115 # "Destination-Host" bytea, 116 # "Destination-Host" bytea,
116 # "Session-Id" bytea NOT NULL, 117 # "Session-Id" bytea NOT NULL,
192 # Example: Table = "incoming"; 193 # Example: Table = "incoming";
193 194
194 # Timestamp_field: 195 # Timestamp_field:
195 # Optionaly, you can specify a name of a field that will receive the value 'now' when a new record is inserted. 196 # Optionaly, you can specify a name of a field that will receive the value 'now' when a new record is inserted.
196 # Default: no timestamp is inserted. 197 # Default: no timestamp is inserted.
197 # Example: Timestamp_field = "inc_ts"; 198 # Example: Timestamp_field = "recorded_on";
198 199
199 200 # Server_name_field:
200 201 # Optionaly, you can specify a field which will receive the Diameter Identity of the local server for each record saved.
201 202 # This is useful especially if you have several Accounting servers and want to check Load-Balancing behavior or so,
202 203 # after aggregating all the data.
204 # Default: no server name inserted.
205 # Example: Server_name_field = "recorded_serv";
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