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<MISC> Archiving Strategies

From: "McCunn, Steve" <Steve.McCunn@...>
Date: Mon Jan 9, 2006  8:05 pm
Subject: <MISC> Archiving Strategies
I'm curious as to how long other companies retain their historical EDI
documents. Our's are archived on a daily basis, but I'm wondering how
long the tapes/CD's need to be kept. We primarily deal in service
orders (either ANSI 142 documents or proprietary flat-files) with some
856's, 810's and 850's. Are there legal requirements involved?

Thanks,

Steve McCunn
AIT/EDI
BancTec, Inc.
(972) 821-5709
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