There is no known method. Creating one would be a bit tough. Since there are literally hundreds of sip packets and multiple call paths handled by various scripts ... it seems that a more reasonable approach may be to just ask what you could possible want to put the SIP header in the notes field for? LOL
Understand: If you put all the SIP headers in for all the packets, there is no way the comments field could hold the data (not enough room unless you convert it to a TEXT field instead of a VARCHAR). If you only want One Sample SIP Header ... there is still the matter of causing this to happen in the appropriate script. Inbound? Outbound? InGroup? Survey? All the above? Only a certain type of call on a certain DID? Help me out here.
! And then there's our newbie suggestions:
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