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RE: EDI to EDI
Vinodh...
Not exactly sure what you're asking here...I would assume the "procedure"
depends on what package you're using. However, if you're just trying to
change and/or validate the delimiters of incoming customer 820s, you could
filter the 820s by running a script against the inbound file to replace the
unwanted delimiter with the preferred delimiter. A perl oneliner example:
prompt> perl -p -i -e 's/olddelimiter/newdelimiter/g' edifile
This little snibbet will perform a one to one replacement of the delimiter
in question throughout the entire file content.
Disclaimer: Use with Caution!! :)
OR, you could create a translator map(again depending on your toolset) to do
the same thing.
Terry E. Vaughn
VCS222
Phone: 843-841-2222
Web: www.vcs222.com
-----Original Message-----
From: vinodh [mailto:
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 5:00 PM
To:
Subject: [EDI-L] EDI to EDI
HI everybody
I need to send the EDI 820 directly to our AR database which takes
EDI file but with different delimiters. So I need to convert the EDI
file from different customers into standard EDI file format with same
delimiters. I m thinking turnaround map is the solution. If so can
anyone tell me the procedure to do that. It will be agreat help to
me.
Thanks in advance.
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