LOGUPDATE map [EBF 4.2.4]

A log persistence map, named LOGUPDATE, has been built to take an in-memory ECRTP log, in expanded text log format, and write it to a log on disk, either in an ODBC database or an expanded text log file.

This map allows the logging to disk to be delayed until the real-time critical processes have been completed. These include running the HIPAA compliance map and optionally the TA1 acknowledgement map, the 997 acknowledgement map, business rules compliance map, translation map and, if a query/reply transaction, other maps associated with the reply process.

Table 2-4 describes the parameters for the LOGUPDATE map.

**Table 2-4: Parameters for LOGUPDATE map**
Parameter	Description
1	If this parameter is set to Y, ECRTP writes the log to an expanded text log disk file. If this parameter is empty, the log is written to a database. The DSN used for the log is 997. Follow the same instructions associated with running the 997 Acknowledgement map to correctly run this map.
2	If this parameter is set to Y, ECRTP updates the log to indicate a 997 acknowledgement has been sent.
3	If this parameter is set to Y, ECRTP updates the log to indicate a TA1 acknowledgement has been sent. If the inbound file had an error in the Interchange Acknowledgement Code (ISA14) or the sender ID (ISA06) is unknown or invalid, the log is marked with an error indicating the TA1 could not be sent. An E appearing in the TR_ACK_TYP column in the TRLOG table reflects this error.