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Skype for business CDR database - how to determine if user joined by phone
Hi all,
Not sure if this has been asked before, as I did not find it by search.
I am extracting the data from the Skype CDR database to get stats on usage for my company.
Does anyone know if the database contains information if a user joined a conference using the join by phone option? I want to be able to distinguish those that dialed into the conference using the Skype phone number(s) and those that join through the Skype application.
Thanks your help!
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- I think you at least can see what kind of device is used. I took a deep dive in that database early last year, let me see if i can dig up some info. Answering from the phone now, so il check tomorrow morning.
- Andrew GanCopper Contributor
Thanks Alexander. Will wait for your input.
In the meantime, I will try what hariom suggested.
I thought i had some reports laying around, but didnt find them, il let you know if i do. I had some custom reports setup at a customer.
I guess you can find Caller or callee URI on a conference that would contain a phonenumber. Just dont remeber the table it was in
- hariom jindalBrass Contributor
Sql Query/Script to get Skype for Business/ Lync 2013 Dial-in Conferencing QOE
This query you can use to get Dial-in quality and also filter with time and phone number.
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select fu.URI as CallingUser, tu.URI as CalledUser, *
from [QoEMetrics].[dbo].[Session] as sd
left outer join [QoEMetrics].[dbo].[User] as tu on sd.CalleePAI = tu.UserKey
left outer join [QoEMetrics].[dbo].[User] as fu on sd.CallerPAI = fu.UserKey
where CalleePAI like ‘%1241790%’ and ConferenceDateTime > (getutcdate() – 30)
order by ConferenceDateTime
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Here you need to modify your number in CalleePAI like ‘%yournumber%’ and define the number days in (getutcdate() – Numberofdays)
Sometimes running sql queries affects the database performance and its data so make sure you analyse its impact on your Skype/Lync 2013 environment and run it on own risk.
https://tech24online.com/2018/03/01/hello-world/
- Andrew GanCopper Contributor
Thanks hariom for the tips. I will try it out and let you know how it goes.