/mcpKeys and NULL Option Data Type Description Name NULL DBCHAR Indicates whether the call was marked as bad by the agent. Stored as a character: • Y = the call was marked "bad" • N = the call was not marked "bad" BadCallTag is set by desktop applications that implement the bad call request protocol. Finesse does not support this currently. BadCallTag is also set when the CallDisposition is 26. Refer to the Termination Call Detail: Call Disposition and CallDispositionFlag Fields, on page 681 chapter for more details on this CallDispositon. BadCallTag NULL DBSMALLINT Reserved for future use. BillRate NOT NULL DBSMALLINT The final disposition of a call (or how the call terminated). To see the list of values, see Termination Call Detail: Call Disposition and CallDispositionFlag Fields, on page 681. As long as the call leg has conference time that is accrued, and the peripheral call type is not Conference (15), Call Disposition will be conferenced. CallDisposition NULL DBINT A series of flags providing detail on the call disposition. To see the list of values, see Termination Call Detail: Call Disposition and CallDispositionFlag Fields, on page 681. CallDispositionFlag NULL DBINT Time, in seconds, that the system took to segment a private network call. For example, if the system software handed off the caller to a menu of choices, CallSegmentTime reflects how long the caller spent in the menu. CallSegmentTime NULL DBINT In Unified ICM and Unified CCE, indicates which call type, and therefore which routing script, was used to route this call. Note This field contains a value only if the call was translation-routed or sent to a Unified CCE agent. CallTypeID IE-3 NULL DBDATETIME This value indicates the interval date time that the Router used TCD record to calculate Call Type related historical data. CallTypeReportingDateTime Database Schema Handbook for Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise, Release 15.0(1) 570 All Tables Termination_Call_Detail