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RE: Re: Anyone using GIS for UCCnet?
A major aspect we took into account with UCCnet is automation. With the web
interface you have to manually enter data for every change, every addition, etc.
With GIS we are able to automate everything. Of course our Progress database
had to be tweaked a little to automate changes and additions to UCCnet items.
But, now that the foundation is in, we are completly automated from Data Entry
to UCCnet publication. It's awesome!
Mike Rawlins < wrote:
Yes, UCCnet still does have an online interface (Syncpoint), but it does
not support the extended attributes commonly required by certain vertical
industries.
Other than that, I always recommend choosing the tool appropriate to the
job. I have one client with 7 products, which turns into 21 GTINs by the
time you add cases and inner packs. They went with a web based service. I
have another client with over 6,000 GTINs. They went with GIS.
Cheers,
Mike
At 12:29 PM 4/26/2004 -0700, Jim Caldwell wrote:
>Is it just me or does that seem like an awful lot of work for 3 out of 6
>intended items? That's not as "efficient" as keying errors, for seemingly
>a lot more effort. Agree with Earl W. on this one - unless you intend to
>move many items very often, enter data into least expensive UCCnet
>compliant catalog you can find!
>
>Didn't UCCnet used to have an online interface?
>
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>good luck
>
>jim
>
>James A. Caldwell
>Product Manager
>Aisle411
>2000 Powell Street
>Suite 140
>Emeryville, Ca. 94608
>Phone 510.655.8411 ext 108
>Fax 510.655.8412
>www.aisle411.net
>mailto:
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: edijunky [mailto:
>Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 9:10 AM
>To:
>Subject: [EDI-L] Re: Anyone using GIS for UCCnet?
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>We have implemented UCCnet with Wal-Mart here at Lifetime Products.
>I say that loosely because we are still working through some kinks in
>the system that did not show up during testing.
>
>We are running GIS 3.0 sp13 on a SQL database connecting UCCnet to a
>back-end Progress database.
>
>We have successfully published 3 out of 6 items to Wal-Mart. The 3
>that did not make it were caught in an issue between registration and
>publication. My jboss listener was not listening to port 4080, which
>is a UCCnet default, and so did not receive any responses from them.
>Thinking I did not publish anything to them, I deleted their
>publishing information from the database (never do that) and now can
>not re-publish them because they had actually been published. I
>received errors from GIS and can not create subscriptions for them
>because GIS won't accept those three as legitimatly published items.
>Now when I try to send them to UCCnet as corrections I get a very
>strange error regarding the query.UpdateSubscriber5.mssql line in the
>jboss.properties file. The funny thing is that there is no line by
>that name. The line has a .mysql extension instead of .mssql. So, I
>am working on that with Sterling, when they get around to it. They
>sure are slow lately. I also get this error when I try to query the
>worklist, so I have yet to receive Wal-Mart's CIC's.
>
>Anyone else having as much fun as I am with UCCnet and GIS? What are
>your experiences?
>
>David Nielson
>EDI Specialist
>Lifetime Products
>
>--- In hparks@m... wrote:
> > The user forums on the Sterling Commerce website on the subject of
>GIS are
> > pretty active. Some obviously knowledgeable users there plus they
>are
> > monitored by Sterling.
> >
> > I also suggest http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UCCnetUserGroup.
> >
> >
> > Howard Parks
> > 1 Peter 4:10
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Mike Rawlins [mailto:mcr@r...]
> > Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 8:59 AM
> > To: edi-l
> > Subject: [EDI-L] Anyone using GIS for UCCnet?
> >
> > Howdy,
> >
> > I'm helping a client come up on UCCnet with Sterling Commerce's
>Gentran
> > Integration Server. Several factors have led me to wonder how many
>other
> > GIS users are currently using GIS for UCCnet, or have UCCnet
>projects in
> > progress. If you're using it, please reply (privately if you
>wish). Would
> > love to share some war stories and trade some workarounds.
>
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