Sync Request Response Transaction
To configure the synchronous request response transaction, configure corresponding information in the following tabs, and then click Save to save the configurations:
- General
- Guideline
- Schema
General
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Specify a name for the transaction. Example: 850. |
| Description | Provide a description for the transaction. |
| Transaction Type | |
| Acceptance Response |
Specify an acceptance response transaction type. This is the type of transaction expected as a response from your trading partner. For example, if 850 is the request transaction, the acceptance response transaction type is 855. |
| Rejection Ack |
Specify a rejection acknowledgment transaction type. This field indicates the type of transaction that is expected to be returned as a response if the original request transaction has validation errors. The default type is 997. |
| Inbound Raw EDI Segments | |
| Include in Private Process Request | Select this check box to include raw EDI message in the private process (RESPONDER.REQUEST) for this operation. This check box is cleared by default. |
| Include in Validation Error Advisory | Select this check box to include raw EDI messages in the Validation Error advisory. This check box is selected by default. |
Guideline Tab
In the Guideline tab, you can configure guideline information for synchronous request response transactions.
The following table lists the fields in the Guideline tab:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Request | |
| GS01 Functional Identifier Code (for Request) |
Specify the mandatory functional identifier code of the transaction. Entering the GS01 functional identifier, which is normally indicated in the Functional Group Header, is required by the EDI conversion engine. Examples:
|
| X12 Validation Guideline for Request | |
| Request Guidelines File (.sef or .std) | Upload the inbound synchronous request guidelines file. You can override this field at the business agreement level. You can use this guideline file to validate the EDI document that is received from a trading partner or sent to a trading partner. Click Upload file to select a .sef or .std guideline file. |
| Request Validator Profile File (.apf) | Upload the inbound synchronous request Validator Profile file that you want to suppress errors into warning or information. You can override this field at the business agreement level. Click Upload file to select and load the Validator Profile file (.apf). |
| Request Error Limit | Specify a threshold to control the number of errors reported or audited at transaction, group or interchange level to avoid system overload. If you set Request Error Limit to 0, it means that no limit is imposed at this level. The default value is 10. Only up to 10 errors are reported per transaction, both in the audit and ERROR.VALIDATION. However, acknowledgments have all the errors that are being reported. |
| Acceptance Response | |
| GS01 Functional Identifier Code (for Response) |
Specify the mandatory functional identifier code of the transaction. Entering the GS01 functional identifier, which is normally indicated in the Functional Group Header, is required by the EDI conversion engine. Examples:
|
| X12 Validation Guideline for Response | |
| Response Guidelines File (.sef or .std) | Upload the outbound synchronous response Guidelines file. You can override this field at the business agreement level. This guideline file is used to validate the synchronous response EDI document that is received from a trading partner, or that is sent to a trading partner. Click Upload file to select and load the .sef or .std Guidelines File. |
| Response Validator Profile File (.apf) | Upload the outbound synchronous response Validator Profile file that you want to suppress errors into warning or informational if the responses have errors. You can override this field at the business agreement level. Click Upload file to select and load the Validator Profile File (.apf). |
| Response Error Limit |
Specify a threshold to control the number of errors reported or audited at transaction, group or interchange level to avoid system overload. If you set Request Error Limit to 0, it means that no limit is imposed at this level. The default value is 10. Only up to 10 errors are reported per transaction, both in the audit and ERROR.VALIDATION. However, acknowledgments have all the errors that are being reported. |
| Rejection Ack | |
| GS01 Functional Identifier Code (for Acknowledgement) |
Specify the mandatory code of the acknowledgment. Example: FA. Entering the GS01 functional identifier, which is normally indicated in the Functional Group Header, is required by the EDI conversion engine. |
| Rejection Ack Guidelines File (.sef or .std) | Upload the Rejection Ack Guidelines file. You can override this field at the business agreement level. Click Upload file to select and load the Rejection Ack Guidelines File (.sef or .std). This guideline file is used to validate the synchronous EDI rejection acknowledgment document that is received from a trading partner, or that is sent to a trading partner. |
Schema Tab
In the Schema tab, you can configure schema information for synchronous request response transactions.
Loading the transaction schema into the TIBCO BusinessConnect Container Edition configuration store allows it to be retrieved automatically by TIBCO Studio when a connection to TIBCO BusinessConnect Container Edition is created in TIBCO Studio. For further information, see TIBCO BusinessConnect™ Container Edition - EDI Protocol powered by Instream® User’s Guide, Creating Private Processes.
The following table lists the fields in the Schema tab:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Request | |
| Request Transaction Schema (.xsd) | To load the synchronous Request Transaction schema, click to select the schema file for the synchronous request transaction. Example: X12_5010_850.xsd. |
| Request Root Element Name | Specify the name of the root element of the synchronous request Transaction Schema from the above field. |
| Acceptance Response | |
| Response Transaction Schema (.xsd) | To load the synchronous Response Transaction schema, upload the schema file for the synchronous response transaction. Example: X12_5010_850.xsd. |
| Response Root Element Name | Specify the name of the root element of the synchronous response Transaction Schema from the preceding field. |
| Rejection Ack | |
| Rejection Ack Transaction Schema (.xsd) | To load the Rejection Ack Transaction schema, and click to select the schema file for the rejection acknowledgment transaction. Example: X12_5010_997.xsd. |
| Rejection Root Element Name | Specify the name of the root element of the Transaction Schema from the preceding field. |