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Re: Re: <TECH> Gentran:Director and Splitters

From: "Michael Mattias" <michael.mattias@...>
Date: Tue Oct 19, 2004  4:57 pm
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] Re: <TECH> Gentran:Director and Splitters
> Sonja, You will need a text viewer that is capable of viewing the X12
> data in it's HEX values. What happens is that occasionally some VAN
> networks when using a dialup modem will send the data as 80 character
> packets with a Carriage Return at the end of each packet as an end of
> packet marker. The problem is that the Gentran:Director splitter is
> expecting the ISA to be exactly 107 characters long. If you don't
> strip the HEX 0x0a character from the data prior to processing the
> ISA, the ISA record will be 108 character or 1 character to long and
> will break the process. Stripping the character can be accomplished
> using the xprocess.exe utility that comes with Gentran. But you will
> need a HEX viewer to find out exactly which character is serviceing
> as their end of packet character.

Or.......

If you want to reformat the inbound data from that "80 character fixed record"
to something else, I have a free Windows utility
available for download at my web site.

Go to http://www.talsystems.com, hit the "Tech Corner" tab, and look for
EDICLEAN.EXE. Get complete syntax for utility with
"EDICLEAN.EXE -?"

Does From/To multiple formats with PC or 'nix termination transparently
supported.

Michael Mattias
Tal Systems, Inc.
Racine WI




 
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