Yep, AIX 5.3, Hadn't thought of Python...been looking at awk, sed, and
perl, though...
Carlos M. Garcia
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Subject: RE: [EDI-L] Gentran
edifrmat replacement on Unix?
04/11/2007 03:01
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Carlos
If you can wait a few days (I've got a few billable things to do),
I can write something in Python... It s/b compatible with both Windows &
Unix/Linux...
Can you run Python on your system?
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Subject: RE: [EDI-L] Gentran edifrmat replacement on Unix?
> The softshare tool is Windows-based. I need to write a Unix script (AWK?,
> SED?) to parse a file with multiple ISAs and multiple ISA106 characters,
as
> occurs when I receive a file from the VAN with multiple partners' data.
> I've played around with td and some other native Unix, and I can handle
the
> situation where the ISA106 is consistent, but not when it changes from
ISA
> to ISA. In a nustshell, what I need to do is capture the ISA106 of the
> first ISA and replace the entire envelope with a \015, then capture the
> ISA106 from the next ISA, and so on. It'll be clearer from the example
> below. In here, I have 2 ISAs, one with ISA106=} and another with
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> The end result I want is also below:
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> Input:
>
> ISA~00~ ~00~ ~01~123456789 ~16~999999999
>
~070410~0928~U~00400~000000277~0~P~>}GS~FA~123456789~999999999~20070410~0928~277~X~004010}ST~997~0419}AK1~PO~809}AK2~850~0001}AK5~A}AK9~A~1~1~1}SE~6~0419}GE~1~277}IEA~1~000000277}ISA~00~
> ~00~ ~14~222222222 ~16~999999999
>
~070410~0831~U~00400~000013464~0~P~>@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL
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> Output:
>
> ISA~00~ ~00~ ~01~123456789 ~16~999999999
> ~070410~0928~U~00400~000000277~0~P~>
> GS~FA~123456789~999999999~20070410~0928~277~X~004010
> ST~997~0419
> AK1~PO~809
> AK2~850~0001
> AK5~A
> AK9~A~1~1~1
> SE~6~0419
> GE~1~277
> IEA~1~000000277
> ISA~00~ ~00~ ~14~222222222 ~16~999999999
> ~070410~0831~U~00400~000013464~0~P~>
> GS~PR~222222222~999999999~20070410~0831~13464~X~004010
> ST~855~0001
> BAK~06~AC~3000111134~20070406~~~~~20070410
> N1~ST~COMPANY NAME~92~096600
> N1~VN~VENDORXXXXXX
> PID~F~~~~TEXT DESCRIPTION
> ACK~AC~1~EA~017~20070417
> CTT~1
> SE~9~0001
> GE~1~13464
> IEA~1~000013464
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> 04/11/2007 02:11
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> I remember doing something like that with 'awk' but it wouldn't be as
nice
> as a fullblown tool.
>
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> With awk, if you set the record separator to the 106th byte in the ISA
> record, and the field separator to the fourth byte, you can use it to do
> rudimentary parsing.
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>
> Much easier to use a tool like the Softshare one. Must go find that one
on
> their web site. :)
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> I'm looking to mimic what Gentran's edifrmat command does using a unix
> script or command. We are removing Gentran but would like the
> functionality provided by edifrmat, for example, when viewing EDI
> files, we run edifrmat on the file and redirect the output to a text
> file that we can then read, with carriage returnes, etc. We'd like to
> have a similar capability with simple command line Unix. My thinking
> is we need to parse through an EDI file, extract poswition 106 from
> the ISA, and replace it with a CR. I have a simple td command that
> works, but only when the ISA06 field is consistent throughout the file.
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