Returns the number of abandoned calls.

Get/Set the action id of the ManagerAction that caused this event.

Store all unknown (without setter) keys from manager event.
Use in default Parse method Parse(String, String)

Returns the number of calls currently waiting in the queue.

Get/Set the name of the channel.

Returns the number of completed calls.

Get/Set the point in time this event was received from the Asterisk server.
Pseudo events that are not directly received from the asterisk server (for example ConnectEvent and DisconnectEvent) may return null.

Returns the current average holdtime for this queue (in seconds).

Get/Set the internal action id of the ManagerAction that caused this event.

Returns the maximum number of people waiting in the queue or 0 for unlimited.
This corresponds to the maxlen setting in queues.conf.

Get/Set the AMI authorization class of this event.
This is one or more of system, call, log, verbose, command, agent or user. Multiple privileges are separated by comma.
Note: This property is not available from Asterisk 1.0 servers.

Get/Set the name of the queue.

Specify a server to which to send your commands (x.x.x.x or hostname).
This should match the server name specified in your config file's "host" entry. If you do not specify a server, the proxy will pick the first one it finds -- fine in single-server configurations.

Returns the service level (in seconds) as defined by the servicelevel setting in queues.conf.

Returns the ratio of calls answered within the specified service level per total completed calls (in percent).

The ManagerConnection the Event was sourced from.

Get/Set queue strategy.

Returns the timestamp for this event.
The timestamp property is available in Asterisk since 1.4 if enabled in manager.conf by setting timestampevents = yes. In contains the time the event was generated in seconds since the epoch.

Get/Set the unique id of the channel.

Returns the weight of this queue.
A queues can be assigned a 'weight' to ensure calls waiting in a higher priority queue will deliver its calls first. Only delays the lower weight queue's call if the member is also in the higher weight queue.