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Re: Long Mapping Spec's
--- Earl Wertheimer < wrote:
> Denise
>
> > Okey why do customers have to write such long
> winded mapping spec's?
I'm assuming that they are long because they include
segments that are in the standard but are not used in
the particular implementation. Is that right?
Obviously, then it is due to inexperience or rank
stupidity.
Thomas
--- Earl Wertheimer < wrote:
> Denise
>
> > Okey why do customers have to write such long
> winded mapping spec's?
> > I just printed 55 pages for an 810 invoice and 75
> pages for an 850 PO. Why do
> > mapping spec's have to be so long and boring to
> read.
> > Anyone else get long novels for mapping spec's?
>
> You don't _have_ to print them. We've got about 800
> megs of specs for almost
> 200 partners.
>
> My next purchase is going to be a 2 headed video
> card, so I can view the specs
> on one screen and enter the mappings on another.
>
> I would probably pay for the card with the paper
> savings ;-)
>
> Earl Wertheimer
>
> http://www.spe-edi.com
>
>
<<We are at such a point in mankind's evolution where changed conditions
invalidate all our policies that have been so successful even in the recent
past, and that presumably have constituted the ideal response to a presumably
unchanging and unchangeable human condition. No wonder we are stupefied and
confused-but our mistake is the same which many cultures have made before us,
namely to force a rigid model upon a fluid reality.
Erich Jantsch - "Design for Evolution: Self-Organization and Planning in the
Life of Human Systems"
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