name: SAC
full_form: Service Area Code
context: OPTIONAL, volumeLimit [3] DataVolumeOctets OPTIONAL, maxNbChargingConditions [4] INTEGER OPTIONAL } RoutingAreaId ::= SEQUENCE { plmnId [0] PLMN-Id, lac [1] Lac, rac [2] Rac } RrcEstablishmentCause ::= OCTET STRING RedundantTransmissionType ::= ENUMERATED { nonTransmission (0), endToEndUserPlanePaths (1), n3N9 (2), transportLayer (3) } -- -- S -- Sac ::= UTF8String -- -- See 3GPP TS 29.571 [249] for details -- ServiceAreaId ::= SEQUENCE { plmnId [0] PLMN-Id, lac [1] Lac, sac [2] Sac } ServiceAreaRestriction ::= SEQUENCE { restrictionType [0] RestrictionType OPTIONAL, areas [1] SEQUENCE OF Area OPTIONAL, maxNumOfTAs [2] INTEGER OPTIONAL, maxNumOfTAsForNotAllowedAreas [3] INTEGER OPTIONAL } -- See 3GPP TS 29.571 [249] for details. ServiceExperienceInfo ::= SEQUENCE -- -- See 3GPP TS 29.520 [233] for details -- { svcExprc [0] SvcExperience OPTIONAL, svcExprcVariance [1] INTEGER OPTIONAL, snssai [2] SingleNSSAI OPTIONAL, appId [3] OCTET STRING OPTIONAL, confidence [4] INTEGER OPTIONAL,
description: The Service Area Code (SAC) is a parameter used to identify a specific service area within a network. It is part of the ServiceAreaId sequence and is defined as a UTF8String in the provided context.
explanation: Based on the given description, SAC is classified as a Parameter because it is a named value used to define a characteristic (in this case, a specific service area) within a system.
section_title: 5.2.5.2CHF CDRs
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