Document Standard Maintenance
To reach the Document Standards, expand
in the and then select .You can use the Instance Lists to view and select from the available Document Standards. Using the menu commands, toolbar buttons or right-click menus you can:
- Create, copy and delete Document Standards
- Print Document Standards definitions
- Display and/or revise the details, attachments or notes for the Document Standards
Document Standard Details
The following are the details that can be entered for a Document Standard definition:
Document Type |
Specifies the Document Type to which this document standard belongs. When creating a new document standard, you can choose from a drop-down list of available Document Types. You must create a Document Type before you can create a Document Standard for that document type. |
Standard |
Specifies a name by which this document standard will be known within LANSA Composer transaction document processing and in the LANSA Composer Document Manager. |
Version |
Specifies a name by which this document standard version will be known within LANSA Composer transaction document processing and in the LANSA Composer Document Manager. |
Description |
Text description for the Document Standard. |
Match agency |
Specifies the agency value in the EDI transaction document that matches this document standard and version. This value (along with the ) is used by the DISCOVER_EDI activity to determine the Document Standard definition in LANSA Composer that applies to the subject EDI transaction document file. |
Match version |
Specifies the version value in the EDI transaction document that matches this document standard and version. This value (along with the ) is used by the DISCOVER_EDI activity to determine the Document Standard definition in LANSA Composer that applies to the subject EDI transaction document file. |
SEF file name |
Specifies the name of the SEF (standard exchange format) file that is used by the DISCOVER_EDI activity to validate EDI transaction document files. The DISCOVER_EDI activity will expect to find the SEF file (if provided) in the directory for SEF files specified in . |