> You are absolutely correct. The customer can check to see if an
> interconnect is being used. But they really have to be militant about
> it and follow through on checking. Obviously, some do check.
I have been following this thread in a state teetering between bemusement
and befuddlement.
Why on Earth would anyone care if an interconnect were used?
After all, support for multiple delivery routes was part of "the master
plan" when the ANSI folks invented the "Communications Envelope" (that's
the ISA and IEA segments for you 'newbies'); the thought likely being
intelligent people would really like to have some ability to develop a
"Backup Plan" (also a foreign term to some, unfortunately not limited to
'newbies') when the primary carrier could not deliver.
Michael C. Mattias
Tal Systems Inc.
Racine WI
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