Hi all, I'm trying to change the CDR userfield in a macro which is executed upon call pickup (option M in Dial command). The goal is to log the answer time (in the default CDR it is not correct as the call is picked up to play music on hold to the caller before Dialing the called extension). I use Asterisk 1.0.9, with asterisk-oh323 0.6.5. Here is my dialplan: ... exten => s,8,Dial(OH323/1234@10.253.3.27:1720,20,mM(CdrAnswerDate)) ; execute macro-CdrAnswerDate when the called extension 1234 is picked up exten => s,9,AppendCDRUserField(no_answer ) ; if no answer after 20 sec. ... The macro-CdrAnswerDate is defined as follows: [macro-CdrAnswerDate] exten => s,1,AGI(getCurrentTimeDate.sh) ; shell script that sets the variable ANSWER_DATE to the pickup date exten => s,2,AppendCDRUserField(answered ${ANSWER_DATE}) Here is what I get in the console: -- Started music on hold, class 'default', on OH323/HiPath4000,@10.253.3.27-393a > H.323 call 'ip$localhost/18575', exception CALL_ALERTED. -- OH323/1234@10.253.3.27-e5a5 is ringing > H.323 call 'ip$localhost/18575', exception CALL_ESTABLISHED. -- OH323/1234@10.253.3.27-e5a5 answered OH323/HiPath4000,@10.253.3.27-393a -- Executing AGI("OH323/1234@10.253.3.27-e5a5", "getCurrentTimeDate.sh") in new stack -- Launched AGI Script /usr/local/asterisk/agi/getCurrentTimeDate.sh > getCurrentTimeDate.sh: Call answered 2005-12-08 11:04:51 -- AGI Script getCurrentTimeDate.sh completed, returning 0 -- Executing AppendCDRUserField("OH323/1234@10.253.3.27-e5a5", "answered 2005-12-08 11:04:51") in new stack -- Stopped music on hold on OH323/HiPath4000,@10.253.3.27-393a -- H.323 call 'ip$localhost/18575' cleared, reason 4 (Cleared by remote user), established (2 sec) -- Hungup 'OH323/2135@10.253.3.27-e5a5' Which seems to indicate that it is OK. However the recorded CDR Userfield (I use MySQL for that) is not updated: it contains only the values I had Append-ed before... Is there a problem with changing CDRs in macros? My previous tests showed that using ForkCDR or ResetCDR in macros doesn't work either. Theank you for your help. Regards, Silviu