Andreas Fink wrote: >>> Hi Andreas, >>> I believe and observed the opposite. The SMSC increments the >>> timestamp - even in the same second - if 2 messages are delivered to >>> the same destination number within the same second. >>> Are you really sure about this? >>> Georg > > not on a standard CMG SMSC.
I remember ages ago having this conversation with a European carrier who use standard CMG SMSC & they told me that their SMSC will increment the timestamp by 1 second if there are 2 msgs in the same second for the same handset. > This was an issue with multipart long text message which got > sent the same second usually with same SMSC and same > destination number. Both part ended up with the same > timestamp. So the LIMIT 1 was added so it considers ONE of > them delivered when ONE delivery report came in. It MIGHT be > the wrong one but at leas the COUNT was right. Still better > than to acknowledge both part delivered when only one was. -- Ian Cass
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