Earl, it depends on the tag that is being used.  Some tags take in infomration  
like temperature, humidity, etc.  For companies taking in 852 info, those files 
are going to blow up like Vesuvius.  Again though it depends on which tag is 
used, for what purpose, and level (ie. pallet, case item) of application it 
will be used that will determine the amount of data.
Jim 

Earl Wertheimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Terry

> The amount of data that's going to be generated from RFID is going to be
> voluminous.  I, for one, don't want to send it through a VAN and pay per
> kilo-character.  The RFID reads coming from a retailer will have to be
> communicated outside of the normal VAN traffic.

I don't see that happening.

My understanding is as follows:
Each RFID tag has a unique ID number, in addition to all the other stuff stored 
inside.  I'm not sure how long the ID is, but lets assume 50 characters.

All the other information in the Tag, is for the Retailer to use.  The company 
that issued the tag already has all the information encoded inside that tag, so 
that the only thing they need back is the Unique tag ID.

That's an increase of 30 characters per tag (assuming a 50 character unique 
ID).  

Unless I really don't understand this, the problem is with the equipment that 
has to read the tags at the retailer.  Not with what gets sent via EDI.

Earl Wertheimer
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