Matt,

The 999 transaction is described in the UCS standard through version 003030UCS.  In 
later versions it was replaced by the 997.

Art Douglas
Lame Duck at Nestl�

Matt Brown wrote:

> A customer received a "999" from his TP (see below).  Looking at EDISIM and the DISA 
>CD-ROM, I found the B5 segment.  However, it is not assigned to any transaction set, 
>but it is listed as a "management segment."  I cannot find a 999 anywhere--not even 
>in the control structures.
>
> Has anyone seen this document/usage?  William/Rachel/et al., is the B5 some sort of 
>archaic, arcane, "super secret" segment implemented by the X12X-Files committee?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt
>
> ISA*00* *00* *12*XXXXXXXXXX *12*ZZZZZZZZZZ *001219*1355*U*00401*000000016*0*P*>
> GS*AG*XXXXXXXXXX*ZZZZZZZZZZ*20001219*1355*16*X*004010
> ST*999*000160001
> B5**000073*000073*1
> SE*3*000160001
> GE*1*16
> IEA*1*000000016
>
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