Caller List Limitations

Must follow these requirements while uploading the CSV file.

Structure for Caller Info: The CSV file should have a specific structure for caller information. This structure should include at least the caller number and calling name.

Caller Number and Calling Name: These fields are compulsory. They must be included in the caller information section of the CSV file.

No Space in Caller Name or Calling Number: Ensure there are no spaces in the caller name or calling number fields. Spaces should be removed.

Limitations:

The system has been tested and verified to handle CSV files with up to 300,000 entries during a single upload process. It is recommended to upload in chunks if the file have more than 300,000 entries
Duplicated callers are allowed to be uploaded if already exist in the caller list.
Duplicated callers are uploaded only once if they are in the same CSV file.
Single caller calling number should be more than 3 digits while through uploading file calling number can consist of two digits.
There are some inconsistencies noticed while updating the caller info which need to be fixed. For some callers, a user is not able to update the caller info.
The percentage of CPU usage relative to the total available CPU resources observed while uploading CSV files increases which may seem unusual as it exceeds 100%. This could indicate that the container is using multiple CPU cores or threads.
During upload time Users experience a delay in response ranging between 3 to 9 minutes when attempting to access callers in a caller lists.

Callers uploaded in caller List with CSV file

Caller List is compulsory to upload the CSV file there.

TTL less than the current TTL can be uploaded through CSV.

Callers uploaded in caller list with following columns				Uploaded

Callers uploaded in caller list with following columns				Uploaded
Calling Number				No
Calling Number	Name			yes
Calling Number	Name	TTL		Yes
Calling Number	Name	TTL	Reason	yes
	Name			no
		TTL		no
			Reason	no
	Name	TTL	Reason	no

Callers uploaded in the caller List as single callers:

Note: Calling Number and Caller List is compulsory

TTL should be greater than current TTL

Callers uploaded in caller list with columns				Uploaded

Callers uploaded in caller list with columns				Uploaded
Calling Number				Yes
Calling Number	Name			yes
Calling Number	Name	TTL		Yes
Calling Number	Name	TTL	Reason	yes
	Name			no
		TTL		no
			Reason	no

TTL expired:

A total number of 399,996 callers were observed in a caller list, monitored for expiration based on a Time-To-Live (TTL). A cron job, initiated at 1:00 am, removes all callers with expired TTL from the database. However, an observed limitation arises during this removal process. Users experience a delay in response ranging between 3 to 9 minutes when attempting to access callers in a caller list during this cron job.