Table 1-14 lists the format, cause, and solution (if applicable) for the ECMap messages related to inbound map control segments, in numeric order by message number.
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Expecting a control segment such as GS or ST and MAPPER is not finding it. It therefore, is reading forward to next occurrence of one of those records. |
EDI data sent is corrupted. Report to sender. |
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Expecting a read of a particular segment type and did not find it. The MAPPER aborts the transaction. |
EDI data sent is corrupted. Report to sender. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates processing is looking for a particular Segment control. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates current level number and looking for a particular Segment control. |
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Expecting a control segment such as GS or ST and MAPPER is not finding it. It therefore, is reading forward to next occurrence of one of those records. |
EDI data sent is corrupted. Report to sender. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates current level number and the execution of a particular control rule number. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates current level number and the execution of the default rule. This is used in the default flow, where you can change levels based on the default. |
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This message occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates that at this Segment Name/Element number the execution of a particular rule number is performed. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates that at this level, the Segment is mapped. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates that at this level, the Segment is conditional and is not mapped. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates levels have changed based on a Memory variable rule. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates the processing of a Segment loading the Conditional Store variables. |
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The EDI X12 envelope defines segments that must be followed by specific segments. The MAPPER has encountered a Segment that is not in the proper location, or has not been properly terminated before encountering another Segment |
EDI data sent is corrupted. Report to sender. |
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If WWIXERR set, this message can appear. Error based on ISA control counters. Not finding correct control count and generating message accordingly. |
Bad EDI data. Report to sender. |
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Group control count does not match expected resulted. |
Bad EDI data. Report to sender. The following messages are related to the BIN segment, that is the binary segment. (allows you to place binary data within an X12 transmission) |
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Number of bytes in file in not numeric. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Actual data after the character count can not be found. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Number of characters transmitted does not match expected number of characters. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Binary file has no data. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Name of binary file has not been entered. Parameter is blank. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Binary segment was transmitted and system could not create a file definition to place binary data. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Binary segment was transmitted and system could not create a file definition to place binary data. Length of binary file does not match the BIN segment specifications. |
Bad Data. Report to Sender. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates the amount of RAM Memory available at this level. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates that at this Level, Segment, Element, this rule is performed. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates an element is mapped at this Level, Segment. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates an element is not mapped at this Level, Segment, because it is conditional |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates a Repeat Map function is processed for this Level, Segment. |
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Occurs when Verbose Trace is on. Informational message indicates that the next Conditional Store Variable is loaded for this Level. |
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Occurs on Inbound when the expected number of elements for this segment is exceeded. |
Check incoming data. |
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The number of records in the batch does not match the count in the trailer record. |
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The control number in the batch header does not match the batch trailer control number. |
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EOF (end of file) is received unexpectedly. |
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Errors prevented the Batch file from being processed. |
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An error occurred in the batch transmission header. |
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The batch header number was not a valid numeric value. |
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Batch Transmission Type Invalid |
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An unexpected Batch Version is sent. |
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Expected Batch Trailer, Read Batch Header. |
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The transmission header is invalid. The program searches ahead for the next header. |
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Transmission Bin Header Number Not Numeric: <value> |
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A mandatory field is missing. |
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An unsupported Telecommunications version is trying to be processed. |
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Read Batch Header, Expected Group or Trailer |
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An inbound error. The type of TP lookup is invalid for NCPDP, because NCPDP requires an ODBC trading partner. |
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Invalid NCPDP Segment Name %s |
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The actual count of transactions in a transmission does not match the value specified in the file. |
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Expected Segment Sep After Group Sep, Aborting Trans |
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Transaction Header Not Found, Aborting |
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Transaction Count %ld Does Not Match Transactions |
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A TP lookup is used that does not support the inbound type (Batch or Telecom) selected. |
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Cross reference rule executed to a table but there is no field for it to go into. |
Check cross reference table definitions to ensure that destination field has been defined. |
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Information only. Transaction was copied to a file instead of passing through a map. 7002 displays what transaction was copied to what file. 7003 displays destination filename. |
This is controlled through the Trade Agreement records where you instruct the system to copy the EDI data to another file while it is passing through a map. |
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Indicates that flow has not been defined. |
Define the levels and flow information and regenerate the map. |
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Indicates the *.MAP file is invalid or has somehow been corrupted. |
Regenerate the map. If the error occurs again, call support for assistance. |
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Occurs during map generation when loading the map into memory. This internal check occurs when table header information such as the total number of tables in map does not match the number of tables in the map. |
Regenerate map. If the error occurs again, call support for assistance |
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Indicates that map definition contains errors. |
Check map definition and modify. regenerate map. If the error occurs again, call support for assistance. |
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No Trading Partner field has been defined in the application. |
First record read on an outbound map must contain a field where the attribute has been set to Trading Partner. Check Trading Partner Status to ensure that field attribute has been selected. |
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A keyed- I/O rule was executed with no filename specified. |
Modify the rule in question. |
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The number of checkpoints or backout points is over the maximum number of system-defined checkpoints. |
Call Support for assistance. |
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System error message for the Checkpoint Backout command. |
Call Support for assistance. |
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Backout command was requested before a checkpoint command was issued. |
Modify map to insert a checkpoint prior to doing a backout. All backouts must have prior checkpoints, as you are backing out to the prior checkpoint. |
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Information only. The backout was executed. |
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System error message. Backout failed for this trading partner. |
Call support for assistance. |
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Indicates that the system encountered a Fatal error and backed out the transaction. |
Data is corrupted and has been backed out. Modify data or report to sender. |
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Information only. Output Files Reset to Backout Point. |
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Occurs on Inbound when the EDI Out Destination File field has been checked in the Trade Agreement record. Performs mapping rules on incoming data. The ST segment initiates this action. |
Call support for assistance. |
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Missing delimiters. |
Modify file and regenerate the map. |
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Insufficient number of file handles. |
Set system’s config.sys file to allow for a sufficient number of files to be opened.
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Cannot find <dynamic link library> in system paths. |
Double check whether the <dynamic link library> path is located in the system path. |
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To use User exit command, the USEREXIT.DLL file must be available. |
Ensure that USEREXIT.DLL file is in current path. |