Customizing Docsplitter’s 997 or 999 Splitting
You can customize Docsplitter’s 997- or 999-based splitting behavior by creating a Docsplitter setup file (see page Setup File). This file can override the default behavior for AK3, AK5, AK9, and TA1 segments and can specify what error codes in the 997 or 999 and TA1 are treated as warnings for Docsplitter.
Defaults:
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If the AK501 contains an R, the interchange is marked as an error.
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If the TA104 contains an R, the interchange is marked as an error unless the TA105 contains 000.
You can override these by specifying that certain codes are to be treated as warnings. These include codes in the:
AK304 | List them in the [AK3_Allow] section of the Docsplitter setup file. |
AK502 | List them in the [AK5_Allow] section of the Docsplitter setup file. |
AK905-AK909 | List them in the [AK9_Allow] section of the Docsplitter setup file. |
TA105 | List them in the [TA1_Allow] section of the Docsplitter setup file. |
Example setup file
0 means warning and 1 means error, as shown below.
[AK3_Allow]
6=0 <- in the AK3, error code 6 is a warning
[AK5_Allow]
5=0 <- in the AK5, error code 5 is a warning
8=0 <- and so is error code 8
[AK9_Allow]
AK9=0 <- in the AK9, all error codes are warnings
[TA1_Allow]
010=0 <- in the TA1, error code 010 is a warning
011=0 <- and so is error code 011