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pDPContextStartTimestamp |
The timestamp gives the start of the PDP context in the case where the
Call Event Details (GPRS Call) represents an intermediate or last partial of
a PDP context.
The time is given in the local time of the Sender PMN (or Serving
Network where this is not the Sender).
There must be a UTC Time Offset Code associated with the timestamp.
Note that the local time is the local time at the location of the
chargeable subscriber. Where the
location is not available, as in some call forwarding scenarios, this will be
a notional ‘network local time’.
Optionality:
Operators may decide not to
supply this information (normally this will be because it is not available
from the billing system).
Conditionality:
Must be present within group
GPRS Basic Call Information
where available and Partial
Type Indicator is present identifying the GPRS Call as either an intermediate
or last partial (subject to optionality).
Format:
CCYYMMDDHHMMSS
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Error Code |
Context |
Severity Level |
Validation Description |
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10 20 30 31 100 |
GPRS GPRS GPRS GPRS GPRS |
Warning Warning Warning Warning Warning |
Syntax error. Value out of range. Mandatory associated item UTC Time Offset
Code missing. PDP Context Start Timestamp present but
Partial Type Indicator is either not present or identifies GPRS Call as the
‘first’ partial. PDP Context Start Timestamp is later than
Call Event Start Timestamp. Note: Error Code 101 removed in TAP release 3.11 (01
May 2005). |