This would make an excellent quiz for anyone seeking an EDI position.  It
would give the employer a real good idea of how well a candidate knows
his/her stuff.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jason McMahon

8079 Village Drive

Cincinnati, OH  45242-4315

 <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Michael Mattias/LS
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 3:02 PM
To: EDI-L
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] <tech> Issues with BizLink 997 Reconncilation

 

  

>>There is no indicator for "997 requested" in the ISA segment or anywhere
>else in an ANSI X12 interchange, functional group or transaction set....
>> ....
>>ISA14 - Acknoweldgment Requested (values 0 = no, 1 = yes) - asks for an
<<interchange acknowledgment. (TA1 segment

>Michael, I can't believe that we still have to state this after 3-plus 
>decades of using the X12 standards.

I can.

Every week I run into people new to ANSI/EDIFACT EDI who have a lot of 
preconceived notions..in addition to misunderstanding the meaning of 
ISA14.....
.
- Element delimiter is ALWAYS "*"
- Delimiters are always the same for all interchanges in any one physical 
file
- Sender/Receiver IDs at functional group level are always the same as IDs 
at ISA level
- There is some one-to-one relationship between ISA 12 and GS06 version 
values, e.g., if GS06=''004010" then ISA12 MUST equal "00401"
- ANSI EDI data is *always* formatted one segment per line (with CRLF 
termination)
- Elvis frequently visits the Mall of America in Minneapolis
- ANSI/EDIFACT EDI is obsolete, having been superceded by XML-format 
documents (which are easy to implement because there is never any ambiguity 
regarding the meaning of a tag)
- If you've never touched an ANSI/EDIFACT EDI system but are otherwise 
bright and hardworking you can implement a new system and do it well, from 
scratch - by yourself - without any training or support from an EDI 
professional.

All absolutely false, except of course the Elvis thing. I just threw that in

to see if everyone was paying attention.

Michael C. Mattias
Tal Systems Inc.
Racine WI
[email protected] <mailto:mmattias%40talsystems.com> 





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