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| The desirable solution for all trading partners is to agree upon common standards from converting data from and into their in-house systems.
[...] Message refers to a specific Type of EDI dialogue, which is formed to achieve a particular trade function. Functional Groups are groups of messages of the same type, e.g. all purchase orders to one company. Interchange is the envelope that contains the message standards and functional groups thereof. Interchange forms the entirety of an EDI communication between trading partners. Syntax Rules effectively specify the grammar for EDI dialogue. Message Design Guidelines allow groups engaged in designing new messages or modifying existing messages to do so in a consistent manner, which will allow other users to understand them. |
The desirable solution is for all trading partners to agree to adopt a common standard for their in-house systems, which would remove any requirement for conversion routines.
[page 42] A message is a specific type of EDI dialogue which is formed to achieve a particular trade function. [...] - Functional Groups. These refer to groups of messages of the same type, eg all purchase orders to one company. - Interchange. The interchange forms the entirety of an EDI communication between trading partners. It is the envelope which contains the messages and functional groups thereof. [...] - Syntax Rules. The syntax rules effectively specify the grammar for EDI dialogue. [...] - Message Design Guidelines. Message design guidelines allow groups engaged in designing new messages or modifying existing messages to do so in a consistent manner, which will allow other users to understand them. |
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