WO2001028218A1 - Dispositif et procede de collecte, de traitement, d'exploitation et de gestion des details d'appels - Google Patents
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- Call detail collection, processing, processing and management device, and call detail collection, processing, processing and management method Call detail collection device, call detail processing device, call detail processing device, call detail management device, call detail processing system, call Statement collection method, call detail processing method, call detail processing method, and call detail management method
- the present invention relates to a call detail collecting device, a call detail processing device, a call detail processing device, a call detail management device, a call detail processing system, a call detail collecting method, a call detail processing method, a call detail processing method, and a call detail management method.
- the present invention relates to a technology for collecting and processing delays in collecting and processing call detail records when the delays occur.
- call information generated by users using telecommunications services is processed by a switch installed on the network into call detail records (CDRs) (caU detail records). I have. Then, the settlement process of the communication fee generated by using the telecommunication service is calculated based on the information of the CDR.
- CDRs call detail records
- the area characteristic that the amount of CDR (or call information) generated differs depending on the area where it occurs, such as in urban areas, suburbs, and local cities, or the time characteristic that it changes in conjunction with the human activity time and paid activity time. Has been greatly affected by
- the processing efficiency is deteriorated unless the above-described area characteristic or time characteristic is taken into account.
- a toll system that performs communication charge settlement processing based on CDR information
- CDR processing stops. After that, when the failure recovers, the CDR to be processed during the failure is processed all at once and flows into the toll system, so the payment process for the communication fee becomes enormous. to be influenced. Therefore, the processing efficiency will be deteriorated unless the communication charge is settled according to the operating status of the switching system. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention relates to a call detail collecting device, a call detail processing device, and a call detail that enable efficient collection and processing of call detail records according to area characteristics, time characteristics, or the operation status of the exchange system.
- a processing device a call detail management device, a call detail processing system, a call detail collection method, a call detail processing method, a call detail processing method, and a call detail management method.
- a call detail collection device that repeats a collection cycle process for collecting a call detail record that occurred within a predetermined occurrence period, a collection unit that collects a call detail record from an external device, An activation unit that activates collection by the collection unit at each start time of a predetermined collection cycle process, and, if the collection cycle process is not completed within a predetermined collection cycle process period, An activation release unit that releases the activation by the activation unit in the collection cycle process; and, when the activation is released by the activation release unit, activates the next and subsequent collection cycle processes after the collection cycle process ends.
- a condition activating unit that repeats a collection cycle process for collecting a call detail record that occurred within a predetermined occurrence period, a collection unit that collects a call detail record from an external device, An activation unit that activates collection by the collection unit at each start time of a predetermined collection cycle process, and, if the collection cycle process is not completed within a predetermined collection cycle process period.
- An activation release unit that releases the activ
- a call detail processing apparatus that repeats a processing cycle process for processing a collected call detail record that occurs within a predetermined occurrence period, and stores the call detail record from an external device.
- a receiving unit for receiving, a processing unit for processing the received call detail record, and a processing cycle process for the next and subsequent times when the processing cycle process is not completed within a predetermined processing cycle processing period.
- a machining standby unit is provided to wait until the cycling process is completed.
- a call detail processing device that repeats a collection processing cycle process of collecting and processing a call detail record generated within a predetermined occurrence period collects a call detail record from an external device.
- a collecting and processing unit that performs processing by performing a collection, and a starting unit that starts collection by the collecting unit at each predetermined start time of the collecting and processing cycle process. If the processing is not completed within the processing period, the start-up unit of the next collection processing cycle processing
- An activation release unit that releases the activation and a condition activation unit that, when the activation is released by the activation release unit, activates the next collection processing cycle processing after the collection processing cycle processing ends.
- a call detail collection device that repeats a collection cycle process of collecting call detail records generated within a predetermined occurrence period within a certain collection period corresponding to the occurrence period.
- a collection unit that collects a call detail record from an external device, wherein the collection unit is configured to generate a call detail record within an occurrence period when a call detail record that has occurred in the previous collection cycle process and has not been collected exists. Collect the uncollected call detail records in addition to the call detail records that have occurred.
- the collection unit is provided with a collection restriction unit that restricts the call detail records collected in one collection cycle process, and collects the uncollected call detail records excluded by the collection restriction unit in the next and subsequent collection cycles. It may be collected in addition to the call detail record collected in the processing.
- the collection restricting unit may limit the collected call detail records to a range collected in one collection cycle processing and collect the same in the subsequent collection cycle processing.
- the call detail collection device includes: an activation unit that activates collection by the collection unit at every predetermined collection cycle processing start time; and the collection cycle processing does not end within a predetermined collection cycle processing period.
- the activation release unit that releases the activation of the next and subsequent collection cycle processing by the activation unit, and, when the activation is released by the activation release unit, the next and subsequent collection cycle processing, A condition starting unit that starts after the cycle processing is completed may be provided.
- the collection unit may include a processing unit that processes the collected call detail record.
- a dividing unit that divides a call detail record generated during the suspension period in which the call detail record collection device is suspended, into a predetermined number of call detail records, and a call detail record divided by the dividing unit
- the collecting unit collects a call detail record distributed by the distribution unit in addition to a call detail record generated during an occurrence period.
- the predetermined number of call detail records may be set within a range in which the collection cycle processing ends within a predetermined collection cycle processing period predetermined in the collection cycle processing.
- the call detail collection device includes an activation unit that activates collection by the collection unit at each start time of a predetermined collection processing cycle, and the collection cycle processing does not end within a predetermined collection cycle processing period.
- the activation release unit that releases the activation of the next and subsequent collection cycle processing by the activation unit, and, when the activation is released by the activation release unit, the next and subsequent collection cycle processing, A condition starting unit that starts after the cycle processing is completed may be provided.
- the collection unit may include a processing unit that processes the collected call detail record.
- a call detail management system that manages a call detail collection system having a plurality of collection devices that collects call detail records from a plurality of external devices that store call detail records, An average collection amount calculation unit that calculates an average collection amount in the plurality of collection devices based on the amount, and an assignment setting unit that sets assignment of an external device to the collection devices based on the average collection amount.
- a call detail processing system includes a call detail processing apparatus that repeats a processing cycle process that is performed within a predetermined occurrence period and processes collected call detail records.
- a receiving unit for receiving the call detail record from the call detail collecting device, a processing unit for processing the received call detail record, and a processing cycle process performed within a predetermined processing cycle processing period.
- a call detail processing device including a processing standby unit that waits for the next and subsequent processing cycle processing to be completed if the processing cycle processing is not completed;
- a call detail collection device that repeats a collection cycle process for collecting a call detail record generated within a predetermined occurrence period, a collection unit that collects the call detail record from an external device, and a predetermined collection cycle process.
- An activation unit that activates collection by the collection unit at each start time of the collection cycle, and if the collection cycle processing is not completed within a predetermined collection cycle processing period, the collection cycle processing of the next and subsequent collection cycles is performed.
- An activation release unit that releases activation by the activation unit; and a condition activation unit that, when the activation is released by the activation release unit, starts the next collection cycle processing after the collection cycle processing ends.
- a transmission unit for transmitting the collected call detail record to the call detail processing device.
- a call detail processing system includes a call detail processing apparatus that repeats a processing cycle process that is performed within a predetermined occurrence period and processes collected call detail records.
- a receiving unit for receiving the call detail record from the call detail collecting device, a processing unit for processing the received call detail record, and a processing cycle process performed within a predetermined processing cycle processing period.
- a call detail processing device provided with a processing standby unit for waiting for the next and subsequent processing cycle processing to be completed if the processing cycle processing is not completed;
- a call detail collection device that repeats a collection cycle process that collects call detail records generated within a predetermined occurrence period within a certain collection period corresponding to the occurrence period, and collects call detail records from external devices.
- a collection unit that performs collection, a start unit that starts collection by the collection unit at each start time of a predetermined collection cycle process, and the collection cycle process does not end within a predetermined collection cycle processing period
- the activation release unit for releasing the activation of the next and subsequent collection cycle processing by the activation unit, and, when the activation is released by the activation release unit, the next and subsequent collection cycle processing, the collection cycle processing
- a transmitting unit that transmits the collected call detail record to the call detail processing device, wherein the collecting unit is If there is an uncollected call detail record that occurred in the previous collection cycle processing and collects the uncollected call detail record in addition to the call detail record that occurred during the occurrence period.
- a call detail collection device that repeats a collection cycle process that collects call detail records generated within
- a call detail processing system includes a call detail processing apparatus that repeats a processing cycle process that is performed within a predetermined occurrence period and processes collected call detail records.
- a telephone call detail processing device comprising:
- a call detail collection device that repeats a collection cycle process for collecting a call detail record generated within a predetermined occurrence period, wherein the collection unit collects the call detail record from an external device
- the call detail record collection device includes: A dividing unit that divides a call detail record generated during the suspension period during which the suspension is suspended into a predetermined number of call detail records, and a call detail record that is divided by the dividing unit, and collects the call detail record.
- a distribution unit that distributes the collection cycle processing after the apparatus resumes operation, a start unit that starts collection by the collection unit at each start time of a predetermined collection processing cycle, and a collection cycle process that is performed in advance.
- An activation canceling unit that cancels the activation of the next and subsequent collection cycle processing by the activation unit if the processing is not completed within a predetermined collection cycle processing period;
- a condition activating unit that starts the next and subsequent collection cycle processing after the collection cycle processing is completed, and transmits a collected call detail record to the call detail processing device.
- a collecting unit that collects, in addition to the call detail records generated during the occurrence period, the call detail records distributed by the distribution unit.
- a call detail collecting method for repeating a collection cycle process for collecting call detail records generated within a predetermined occurrence period includes a collecting step of collecting the call detail records from an external device. If the start-up step of starting the collection in the above-mentioned collection step at every predetermined start time of the collection cycle processing and the collection cycle processing are not completed within the predetermined collection cycle processing period, the next and subsequent times A start release step for releasing the start of the collection cycle processing in the start step, and, if the start is released in the start release step, start the next collection cycle processing after the end of the collection cycle processing. And a condition start-up process to be prepared.
- a call detail processing method that repeats a processing cycle process for processing a collected call detail record that occurs within a predetermined occurrence period and receives the call detail record from an external device If the receiving step to perform the processing, the processing step to process the received call detail record, and the processing cycle processing are not completed within a predetermined cycling processing period, the processing cycle processing from the next time on is performed. A processing standby step is provided for waiting until the processing cycle processing is completed.
- a call detail processing method that repeats a collection processing cycle process of collecting and processing a call detail record generated within a predetermined occurrence period, collecting the call detail record from an external device.
- a condition activation step of activating the cycle processing after the collection and recycle processing is completed.
- a call detail collecting method for repeating a cycle process of collecting call detail records generated within a predetermined occurrence time period within a certain collection period corresponding to the call occurrence time period.
- a collection step of collecting detailed records from an external device wherein the collecting step includes a call generated during the previous collection cycle process and a call generated within the generation period when there is a call detail record that has not been collected. Collect the uncollected call detail records in addition to the detail records.
- the collection step includes a collection restriction step of restricting a call detail record collected in one collection cycle process, and the uncollected call detail record excluded in the collection restriction step is collected in a subsequent collection cycle. You may make it collect in addition to the call detail record collected in a process.
- a call detail collecting method for repeating a collection cycle process for collecting call detail records generated within a predetermined occurrence period includes a collecting step of collecting the call detail records from an external device. A step of dividing the call detail record generated during the suspension period in which the call detail record collection device is suspended, into a predetermined number of call detail records, and a call detail divided in the dividing step. Distributing the records to a collection cycle process after the call detail record collection device resumes operation, wherein the collection step includes distributing by the distribution step in addition to the call detail records generated during the occurrence period. Collected call detail records.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a call detail record processing system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a call detail record processing system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration of the collection device shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of the call detail record processing system in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a call detail record processing system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the CDR processing apparatus shown in FIG. 5.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of a call detail record processing system according to a second embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a collection device provided in a call detail record processing system according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of a call detail record processing system according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a collection device provided in a call detail record processing system according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of a call detail record processing system according to a fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a call detail record processing system according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the collection device illustrated in FIG. 12;
- FIG. 14 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of a management device illustrated in FIG. 12.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of a call detail record processing system according to a fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of the call detail record processing system in the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating an operation example of the call detail record processing system according to the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of a call detail record processing system 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the call detail record processing system 1 includes a collection device 10 that collects a CDR (Call Detail Record) that is a call detail record from a CDR storage device 14 that is an external device, and a collection device 1.
- the processing device 11 includes a processing device 11 that processes the CDR collected by the processing device 0 and a storage device 12 that stores the CDR processed by the processing device 11.
- the collection device 10, the processing device 11, and the storage device 12 are connected to each other via a high-speed LAN (Local Area Network), for example, an FDD (Fiber Distributed Data Interface).
- LAN Local Area Network
- FDD Fiber Distributed Data Interface
- the collection device 10 collects CDRs generated within a predetermined period and starts a collection job at a predetermined start time of a cycle process that repeats a process of processing.
- Job start function 101 and external device CD It has a collection function 102 for collecting CDRs stored in the R storage device 14.
- the collection device 10 releases the collection job activation function 101 in the next and subsequent cycle processing, and sets the start time of the next and subsequent cycle processing.
- a job activation cancel function 103 is provided to prevent the collection job from being automatically activated.
- the collection device 10 performs the CDR collection processing currently being performed in the CDR processing in the next and subsequent cycle processing. It has a condition starting function 104 to be started after the processing is completed, and a collection transmitting function 105 to transmit the collected CDRs to the processing apparatus 11.
- the processing device 11 includes a reception function 111 for receiving a CDR from the collection device 10 and a processing job control function 112 for controlling a processing job for processing the received CDR. have. Further, the processing device 11 includes a processing function 113 for processing the CDR according to the processing job controlled by the processing job control function 112, and a processing transmission function 114 for transmitting the processed CDR to the storage device 12. And has.
- processing for example, there is a process of creating payment information for paying a fee for each communication carrier based on the call information stored in the CDR.
- the processing job control function 112 has a function of judging whether or not the CDR processing to be performed in the previous cycle processing is continued when the CDR processing is started. If the machining job control function 112 determines that the machining process of the CDR to be performed in the previous cycle process is continued, the machining job control function 112 determines that the current cycle process is completed until the ongoing machining process ends. It has a function to wait for the CDR processing performed in the processing.
- the storage device 12 includes a reception control function 121 for receiving the CDR from the processing device 11 and a storage device for storing the CDR received by the reception control function 121. It has functions 1 2 2.
- the collection device 10 is composed of a central processing unit (CPU) 31 that integrally performs arithmetic processing and control processing, and a read-only storage device (ROM) 33 that stores various control programs. And a main memory (RAM) 32 for temporarily storing running programs and data.
- the collection device 10 is a program for controlling the above-described job start function 101, collection function 102, job start release function 103, condition start function 104, and collection transmission function 105. It has an auxiliary storage device (HDD) 34 for storing data.
- the collection device 10 is a communication control device serving as an interface for connection when connecting to the external devices such as the CDR storage device 14, the processing device 11, and the storage device 12 via a communication line.
- the apparatus includes a device 35, a keyboard 36 for inputting various data, and a display device 37 for displaying processing results and the like. Further, the CPU 31, the RAM 32, the ROM 33, the HDD 34, the communication control device 35, the keyboard 36, and the display device 37 are interconnected via a bus (BUS) 38.
- BUS bus
- the hardware configuration of the processing device 11 and the storage device 12 is configured in the same manner as the collection device 10.
- the CPU 31 sends a program for controlling the job start function 101 from the HDD 34 to the RAM 32. To be read and stored. Then, the CPU 31 activates a program for controlling the job activation function 101. Next, the CPU 31 reads a program for controlling the collection function 102 and data necessary for executing the program from the HDD 34 into the RAM 32 and stores them. Then, according to a program for controlling the collection function 102, the CPU 31 stores the data in the CDR storage device 14 connected via the communication control device 35. Collect CDRs.
- the CPU 31 reads a program for controlling the collection and transmission function 105 from the HDD 34 into the RAM 32 and stores the program. Then, the CPU 31 transmits the CDR collected from the CDR storage device 14 to the processing device 11 connected via the communication control device 35 according to a program for controlling the collection and transmission function 105. .
- the CPU 31 releases a program for controlling the job start release function 103 that releases the job start function 101 in the next and subsequent cycle processing. Read it from 34 to RAM32 and store it. Then, the CPU 31 executes a program for controlling the job activation release function 103.
- the CPU 31 reads a program for controlling the conditional activation function 104 from the HDD 34 into the RAM 32 and stores the program. Then, after the collection performed in the current cycle processing ends, the CPU 31 executes a program for controlling the collection (collection function 102) performed in the next and subsequent cycle processing.
- the collection job and the processing job in the “Nth cycle” and the “N + 3th cycle” can be completed within the time allocated to the cycle processing. It is shown. Further, the collection job and the processing job in the “N + 1th cycle” indicate a case where the collection job and the processing job cannot be completed within the time allocated to the cycle processing. Also, the collection job in the "N + 2th cycle” indicates a case where the collection job can be completed within the time allocated to the cycle processing. The machining job in the "N + 2th cycle” indicates a case where the machining job cannot be completed within the time allocated to the cycle processing.
- the CDR is collected from the CDR storage device 14 at the collection start time of the “Nth cycle” which is one of the cycle processes of collecting and processing the CDR.
- a collection job for collection is started by the collection job start function 101 of the collection device 10 in the evening (step Sl).
- CDR is collected from the CDR storage device 14 by the collection function 102 that functions according to the started collection job. Then, the collected CDRs are transmitted from the collection device 10 to the processing device 11 by the collection and transmission function 105 (step S2).
- the CDR received by the receiving function 111 of the processing device 111 is processed by the processing function 113 functioning according to the processing job controlled by the processing job control function 112 (step S3).
- the CDR collection job and the addition job in the “Nth cycle” are completed within the time allocated in the “Nth cycle” (Step S4).
- a collection job for collecting CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 is activated by the collection job activation function 101 of the collection device 10 (step S5). ).
- CDR is collected from the CDR storage device 14 by the collection function 102 that functions according to the started collection job. Then, the collected CDR is transmitted from the collection device 10 to the processing device 11 by the collection and transmission function 105 (step S6).
- the CDR received by the receiving function 111 of the processing device 11 is processed by the processing function 113 that functions according to the processing job controlled by the processing job control function 112 (step S7).
- the job start canceling function 103 of the collection device 10 cancels the collection job started immediately at the collection start time of the “N + 2 cycle” (step S8).
- the collection job performed in the “N + 2 cycle” is conditionally started by the condition start function 104 of the collection device 10 (step S 9).
- CDR is collected from the CDR storage device 14 by the collection function 102.
- the collected CDRs are transmitted from the collection device 10 to the processing device 11 by the collection transmission function 105 (step S10).
- the CDR received by the receiving function 111 of the processing device 111 is processed by the processing function 113 functioning according to the processing job controlled by the processing job control function 112 (step S111).
- the processing function 113 functioning according to the processing job controlled by the processing job control function 112 (step S111).
- the machining job executed in the “N + 2 cycle” is executed after the machining job executed in the “N + 1 cycle” ends, the machining performed in the “N + 2 cycle”
- the function to wait for processing is not working.
- the CDR collection job in the “N + 2 cycle” has been completed within the time allotted in the “N + 2 cycle” (step S12).
- the collection job is started by the collection job starting function 101 of the collection device 10 (step S13).
- CDR is collected from the CDR storage device 14 by the collection function 102.
- the collected CDR is transmitted from the collection device 10 to the processing device 11 by the collection transmission function 105 (step S14).
- the machining job control function 1 12 of the machining device 11 performs the machining to be performed in the “N + 2 cycle” until the machining job in the “N + 2 cycle” executed in step S 11 ends. Wait for processing. Then, when the machining job in the “N + 2 cycle” ends, the machining process to be performed in the “N + 3 cycle” is started based on the control of the machining job control function 112. (Step S15).
- the collection and processing of the CDR in the “N + 3 cycle” is completed within the time allocated in the “N + 3 cycle” (step S16).
- the job activation The function 103 releases the collection job started at the collection start time of the next and subsequent cycle processing, and the conditional start function 104 starts the CDR collection job performed at the next and subsequent cycle processing. Even if a delay occurs in the cycle processing, it is possible to absorb the effect of the delay.
- one device is provided for each of the CDR storage device 14, the collection device 10, the processing device 11, and the storage device 12, but each device is provided for a plurality of devices. May be.
- one or more CDR storage devices 14 may be assigned to each collection device 10.
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic configuration of a call detail record processing system 2 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the difference between the schematic configuration of the second embodiment and the schematic configuration of the first embodiment is that the configuration of the first embodiment includes a collection device, a processing device, and a storage device.
- the configuration of the second embodiment is that a CDR processing device 20 is provided to collectively process, process, and accumulate CDRs.
- the second embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the collection process and the processing process are not distinguished from each other as in the first embodiment, and are executed as a single collection processing process.
- the CDR processing device 20 has a job activation function 21 that activates a collection job at every predetermined start time of a cycle process for collecting and processing CDRs generated within a predetermined period. And a collection and processing function 22 for collecting and processing the CDR stored in the CDR storage device 14 as an external device. In addition, the CDR processing device 20 releases the job start function 21 in the next and subsequent cycle processing if the CDR collection processing is not completed within a predetermined period.
- a job start release function 23 is provided to prevent the collection processing job from automatically starting at the start time of the next and subsequent cycle processing. In addition, when the job processing release function 23 cancels the start of the next and subsequent cycle processing, the CDR processing device 20 sets the next cycle after the completion of the current CDR collection processing.
- a condition start function 24 that starts the CDR collection processing in the processing is provided.
- the collection processing job in the “Nth cycle”, “N + 2th cycle” and “N + 3th cycle” can be completed within the time allocated to one cycle processing.
- FIG. the collection and processing job in the “N + 1st cycle” indicates a case where the collection and processing job could not be completed within the time allocated to the cycle processing.
- a collection processing job for collecting and processing CDRs from the storage unit 14 of the “01”. Is activated by the CDR processor 20 job activation function 21 (step S21).
- the CDR is collected from the CDR storage device 14 by the collection and processing function 22 that functions according to the started job, and the collected CDR is processed (step S22).
- the CDR collecting and processing job in the “Nth cycle” is completed within the time allocated in the “Nth cycle”.
- a collection processing job for executing the CDR collection processing is activated by the job activation function 21 of the CDR processing device 20 (step S). twenty three).
- the collection processing function 22 that functions according to the started collection processing job collects the CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 and processes the collected CDRs.
- the CDR collecting and processing job in the “N + 1st cycle” cannot be completed within the time allocated in the “N + 1st cycle”. Therefore, the job start canceling function 23 of the CDR processing device 20 cancels the collection job started immediately in the "N + 2 cycle" process start time (step S24).
- the collection and processing job for executing the collection and processing of the CDR performed in the “N + 2 cycle” is conditionally activated by the CDR processing device 20.
- the collection and processing function 22 collects the CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 and processes the collected CDRs (step S26).
- the job of collecting and processing CDR in the “N + 2 cycle” is completed within the time allocated in the “N + 2 cycle”.
- a collection processing job for executing the CDR collection processing is activated by the job activation function 21 of the CDR processor 20 (step S). 27).
- the collection and processing function 22 collects the CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 and processes the collected CDRs (step S28).
- the collection and processing job of the CDR in the “N + 3 cycle” is completed within the time allocated in the “N + 3 cycle”.
- the job start release function 23 allows the processing to be started at the next cycle processing start time. Since the collection processing job to be started is canceled and the condition collection function 24 starts the CDR collection processing job to be performed in the next and subsequent cycle processing, even if a specific cycle processing is delayed, It is possible to absorb the effect of the delay.
- the schematic configuration of the third embodiment is the same as the schematic configuration of the first embodiment.
- the difference between the third embodiment and the first embodiment is that in the first embodiment, only the CDRs generated and accumulated within the time corresponding to one cycle processing are collected or processed. On the other hand, in the third embodiment, CDR generated and stored outside of the time corresponding to one cycle process can be collected or processed.
- FIG. 8 shows a functional configuration of the collection device 10a according to the third embodiment.
- the same functions as the functions of the collection device 10 of the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the difference between the function of the collection device 10a in the third embodiment and the function of the collection device 10 in the first embodiment is that the collection device 10a in the third embodiment can perform processing in one cycle processing.
- CDR function 106 that limits the number of CDRs within a predetermined range, and retention that can also be used to collect CDRs accumulated outside of the time corresponding to one cycle process It has a CDR distribution function 107.
- Limiting function 106 is a function for limiting the staying CDR that has occurred in the previous cycle processing and has not been collected so as to be within the number of CDRs that can be processed in one preset cycle processing. Having.
- the staying CDR distribution function 107 has a function of controlling the number of CDRs to be within a preset number of CDRs and distributing the CDRs excluded by the 0011 restriction function 106 to the next and subsequent cycle processing. As a result, even if, for example, the failure of the switching system is prolonged and the number of CDRs that have accumulated during that period becomes enormous, it is sorted and processed within the range that can be processed in one cycle processing. Therefore, it is possible to cope with the temporary mass occurrence of CDR due to a failure.
- the processing time of one cycle processing is set to “TC” time.
- a collection job for collecting CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 is executed by the collection device 10.
- the collection job is started by the collection job start function 101 (step S31).
- the CDR function 102 that functions according to the started collection job performs CDR collection corresponding to the collection process in the “Nth cycle” from the CDR storage device 14 (step S). 3 2).
- Step S33 a collection job for collecting CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 is started by the collection job starting function 101 of the collection device 10a.
- step S 34 the switching system for storing the generated CDR in the CDR storage device 14 has failed.
- the CDR corresponding to the collection process in the “N + 1st cycle” is not stored in the device 14 (step S35). Therefore, the collection job in the “N + 1st cycle” ends without the CDR being collected by the collection function 102 (step S36).
- the CDR limiting function 106 of the collection device 10a is provided with a predetermined predetermined function that enables the stagnation CDR to be processed in the “N + 1st cycle” to be processed in the “N + 2th cycle”. It is determined whether the number is within the range of the CDR number. If it is determined in the “N + 2th cycle” that only a part of the staying CDRs can be processed, the staying CDR sorting function 107 converts the staying CDRs to “N + 2th cycle”. The cycle is divided into a CDR that is processed in the "cycle” (step S38) and a CDR that is processed in the "N + 3th cycle” or later (step S41).
- the retained CDR distribution function 107 processes all of the retained CDRs in the “N + 2 cycle”. Will be allocated as a CDR to be performed (step S38).
- the collection function 102 of the collection device 10a performs the collection of the CDR corresponding to the processing in the “N + 2 cycle” stored in the # 01 storage device 14 and the “N + 2 cycle” Collect the staying CDRs of the "N + 1st cycle” allocated as the CDRs to be processed in (step S39).
- a collection job for collecting CDRs from the CDR storage device 14 is activated by the collection job activation function 101 of the collection device 10a (step S40).
- the CDR limiting function 106 determines whether the staying CDR of the “N + 1st cycle” allocated as the CDR to be processed after the “N + 3 cycle” by the staying CDR distributing function 107 is “N + 3 It is determined whether or not the number is within a predetermined number of CDRs that can be processed in the “cycle”. Then, as a result of the determination, when it is determined in the “N + 3 cycle” that only a part of the staying CDR can be processed, the staying CDR sorting function 107 It is divided into CDRs that are processed in the “N + 3 cycle” and CDRs that are processed in the “N + 4 cycle” or later.
- the staying CDR sorting function 107 processes all of the staying CDRs in the “N + 3 cycle”. Allocated as a performed CDR (step S41).
- the collecting function 102 of the collecting device 10a includes: 01 ⁇
- the staying CDR distribution function 107 divides the CDR as the CDR to be processed in the "N + 3 cycle”.
- the stagnated CDR of the "N + 1st cycle” is collected (step S42).
- the CDR limiting function 106 limits the number of CDRs to an appropriate number that can be processed in one cycle processing. Since it is sorted by the staying CDR sorting function 107, the staying CDR can be processed without delaying the normal processing.
- the collecting device and the processing device are configured separately, but the terminal device having the functions configured in the collecting device and the functions configured in the processing device is used. You may comprise.
- the schematic configuration of the fourth embodiment is the same as the schematic configuration of the first embodiment.
- the difference between the fourth embodiment and the first embodiment is that the first embodiment targets CDR generated and accumulated within a time corresponding to one cycle processing, In this mode, the CDR generated and stored while the call detail record processing system is out of service can also be collected.
- FIG. 10 shows a functional configuration of the collection device 1 Ob in the fourth embodiment.
- the same reference numerals are given to the same functions as those of the collection device 10 of the first embodiment.
- the function of the collection device 10b in the fourth embodiment is different from the function of the collection device 10 in the first embodiment, except that the collection device 1 Ob in the fourth embodiment has the call detail record processing system suspended.
- the number of CDRs accumulated between CDR splitting function 108 that splits CDRs within the range of the number of CDRs, and CDR splitting function that splits the CDRs split by CDR splitting function 108 for each cycle processing after call detail record processing system operation is resumed 109
- the stored CDRs can be divided and distributed to multiple CDR groups, affecting each cycle processing. Processing can be performed without any effect.
- the provision of the CDR splitting function 108 in this way is intended to be used when a large number of CDRs are accumulated while the call detail record processing system is out of service. If all the stored CDRs are processed, it takes a lot of time to process them, which will affect the next and subsequent cycle processing and delay the system operation.
- the distribution function 109 is provided because the call detail record processing system does not perform any processing on the accumulated CDR while it is out of service. This is because, in addition to the CDR accumulated at the time corresponding to the above, CDR generated during the suspension of service must be distributed to each cycle and processed.
- the collection device 10b starts the call detail record processing system start-up process (step S51).
- the CDR dividing function 108 of the collection device 10b operates the call detail record processing system so that the number falls within the range of the upper limit CDR number assigned to one predetermined cycle process.
- the CDR stored in the CDR storage device 14 during suspension is divided (step S52).
- the distribution function 109 is. 01
- the CDR group divided by the division function 108 is distributed to each cycle processing after the operation is resumed (step S53). Specifically, for example, the CDR stored in the CDR storage device 14 while the system is out of service is “2,500” records, and the upper limit number of CDRs allocated to one predetermined cycle process is set. In the case of "1,500" records, the CDR division function 108 converts the "2,500" record CDRs accumulated during suspension of operation into "1,500" record CDR groups and "1,000” Divide into CDR groups of records. Then, the CDR distribution function 109 distributes the divided CDR groups so that the processing is performed in the “first cycle” and the “second cycle”.
- the CDRs accumulated during the suspension of the call detail record system are determined in advance by the CDR division function 108. Is divided within the upper limit of the number of CDRs assigned to one cycle processing, and the divided CDR groups are collected after being distributed by the CDR distribution function 109. It is possible to process CDRs accumulated during the suspension without any suspension.
- the collecting device and the processing device are configured separately, but the terminal device having the function configured in the collecting device and the function configured in the processing device is used. You may comprise.
- FIG. 12 shows a schematic configuration of a call detail record processing system 5 according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- the call detail record processing system 5 includes a call detail record C A collecting device 10c for collecting DR from a plurality of CDR storage devices 14 as external devices, a processing device 11 for processing CDR collected by the plurality of collecting devices 10c, and a plurality of processing devices 1
- the system includes a plurality of storage devices 12 for storing CDRs processed by 1 and a management device 15 for managing the call detail record processing system 5.
- the collection device 10c, the processing device 11, the storage device 12, and the management device 15 are connected to each other via a high-speed LAN (Local Area Network), for example, via a FDD (Fiber Distributed Data Interface). Have been.
- a high-speed LAN Local Area Network
- FDD Fiber Distributed Data Interface
- the hardware configuration of the collection device 10 (, the processing device 11, the storage device 12, and the management device 15) is the same as the hardware configuration of the collection device 10 in the first embodiment.
- the functional configurations of the processing device 11 and the storage device 12 are the same as the functional configurations of the processing device 11 and the storage device 12 in the first embodiment.
- the collection device 10 c includes a collection job activation function 101 that activates a collection job at each start time of a cycle processing for collecting and processing CDRs, and a predetermined external device. It has a collection function 110 for collecting the CDR stored in the CDR storage device 14 collected, and a collection transmission function 105 for transmitting the collected CDR to the processing device 11.
- the management device 15 calculates the average amount of collection per collection device 10c based on the amount of CDR collected by the plurality of collection devices 10c. Based on the average collection amount of CDR calculated by the amount calculation function 1 51 and the average collection amount calculation function 1 51, the collection destination CDR is set so that the collection amount of each collection device 10 c is equal.
- a collection destination allocation function 15 2 for allocating the storage device 14 is provided.
- the collection destination allocating function 152 is performed so that the total collection amount of each collection device 10c calculated by the combination of the CDR storage devices 14 is substantially the same. Assign CDR storage device 14 to 0c.
- FIG. 15 shows the state of the CDR storage device 14 currently set for each collection device 10 in the call detail record processing system 5 in the state at the time of setting.
- the collecting device 10cA collects CDRs from the CDR accumulating devices 14a and 14b
- the collecting device 10cB collects CDRs from the CDR accumulating devices 14c and 14d. I have.
- the total collection amount of the CDRs 14a 'and 14b' stored in the # 01 storage devices 14a and 14b is "6,000" records.
- the total collected amount of CDRs 14c 'and 14d, stored in the CDR storage devices 14c and 14d is "6,000” records.
- the average amount of CDR collected in the collection devices 10 cA and 10 cB is “6,000” records. This indicates that the number of CDRs collected by the collection devices 10 cA and 10 cB is the same as the average collection amount, so that the combination was optimal at the time of setting.
- FIG. 16 shows the current state in which the CDR stored in each CDR storage device fluctuates.
- the total collection amount of the CDRs 14a 'and 14b, stored in the ⁇ 01 ⁇ storage devices 14a and 14b, is "9,000" records.
- the total collection amount of the CDRs 14 c ′ and 14 d, stored in the CDR storage devices 14 c and 14 d is “3,000” records. Therefore, it can be seen that the CDR collected by the collection device 10 cA greatly exceeds the CDR collected by the collection device 10 cB.
- the average collection amount calculation function 151 of the management device 15 "12,000" records are calculated as the total amount of CDR collected at 0cA and 10cB. Then, the average collection amount calculation function 15 1 calculates “6,000” records as the average collection amount per CDR collected by the collection devices 10 cA and 10 cB.
- the collection destination allocating function 152 of the management device 15 determines the CDR storage device closest to the “6,000” record, which is the average amount of CDR collection in the collection devices 10 cA and 10 cB. Extract combinations. In this operation example, a combination of the CDR storage devices 14a and 14c and the CDR storage devices 14b and 14d is extracted.
- the collection destination assignment function 1 52 is the most suitable combination because the total amount of CDR collected by each combination is the same as the “6,000” record, which is the average collection amount of CDR. Then, the combination is extracted.
- the collection destination allocating function 152 assigns the # 011 storage devices 14a and 14c as the CDR storage devices 14 collected by the collection device 10cA, and the collection device 10 c
- the CDR storage devices 14 b and 14 d are assigned as the CDR storage device 14 to be collected by B.
- the average collection amount calculation function 15 The average collection amount per unit is calculated, and the collection destination allocation function 152 allocates the optimal CDR storage device 14 to each collection device 10c, so that the collection processing of each collection device 10c is almost equal. It is possible to maintain more stable operation.
- the C value which is closest to the average collection amount of CDR is obtained.
- the combination of the DR storage devices 14 is extracted and assigned to each collection device 10c.
- the present invention is not limited to such an assignment, and may be assigned as follows.
- the allocation is performed in order from the CDR storage device 14 having the largest number of collected CDRs to each collection device 10c, and the allocation of the first device is completed.
- the CDRs are allocated to each of the collection devices 10c in the reverse order of the first device, starting from the CDR storage device 14 having the largest number of CDRs to be collected.
- the collection target is the call detail record CDR.
- any other format of data may be used as long as the data is related to communication charges.
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