Interchange Envelope Parameters
This section explains how to configure Interchange Envelope (outer envelope) ePM parameters for ASC X12 PM. Figure 6–4 shows an ePM example with these parameters displayed. This section describes the following parameters:
ISA01 Author Info Qual
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the code used to identify the type of information in the Authorization Information; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the Authorization Information.
Default
None
ISA02 Author Information
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the information used for additional identification or authorization of the interchange sender or the data in the interchange. The type of information is set by the Authorization Information Qualifier (ISA01).
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the Author Information.
Default
None
ISA03 Sec Info Qual
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the code used to identify the type of information in the Security Information; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the Security Information type.
Default
None
ISA04 Security Information
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing security information about the interchange sender or the data in the interchange. The type of information is set by the Security Information Qualifier (ISA03) value.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the Security Information.
Default
None
ISA05 IC Sender ID Qual
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the qualifier used to designate the system/method of information code (IC) structure employed to designate the sender ID element being qualified; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the IC sender ID qualifier.
Default
None
ISA06 Interchange Sender ID
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the IC published by the sender for other parties to use as the receiver ID to route data to them. The sender always codes this value for the sender ID element; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the interchange sender ID.
Default
None
ISA07 IC Rcvr ID Qual
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the qualifier used to designate the system/method of IC structure used to designate the receiver ID element being qualified; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the IC receiver ID qualifier.
Default
None
ISA08 Interchange Rcvr ID
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the IC published by the receiver of the data. When you are sending, this value is used by the sender as their sending ID, thus other parties sending to them use this as a receiving ID to route data to them; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the interchange receiver ID.
Default
None
ISA11 IC Control Standard Identifier
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the IC used to identify the agency responsible for the control standard used by the message that is enclosed by the current interchange header and trailer; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the IC control standard identifier.
Default
U
ISA12 IC Version Number
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the current IC version number. This number covers all the current interchange control segments; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the current IC version number.
Default
00401
ISA13 IC Control Number
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the data interchange IC control number. This value is a setting that starts calculating the unique identifier for outbound messages. The identifier increments by 1 from this number, for each additional message; required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the IC control number for the first message. It is recommended that you use the default, unless your system needs dictate otherwise. This number cannot be 0.
Default
1
ISA14 Acknowledgment Requested
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the code sent by the sender to request an interchange acknowledgment (TA1); required.
Required Values
The appropriate valid integer that represents the acknowledgment code.
Default
1
ISA15 Usage Indicator
Description
Allows you to enter a value representing the code used to indicate whether data enclosed by the current interchange envelope is for testing, production, or information only; required.
Required Values
P, T, or I.
Default
P
ISA16 Comp Elem Sep
Description
Allows you to enter a value that changes the component element default delimiter.
The data element type is not applicable. The component element separator is a delimiter and not a data element. This field provides the delimiter used to separate component data elements within a composite data structure. This value must be different from the data element separator and the segment terminator.
Required Values
Enter the appropriate delimiter override character.
If you use nondefault delimiters (for example, if you use “!” for segment terminator in v4060), you must ensure that your business rules manually pass the nondefault delimiters into the ExStdEvent/PayloadSection/Envelopes/BusinessProtocol/ location, that is, pass the ISA into .../Batch/Header, the IEA into .../Batch/Trailer, the GS into .../Group/Header, and the GE into .../Group/Trailer.
To use a control character as a delimiter, pass the escaped Unicode UTF-16 representation of the character (\uXXXX). For example, if you wanted to use a carriage return (ASCII 0x0d) as a delimiter, you would pass the string \u000d.
Default
Colon (:) character
Segment Terminator
Description
Allows you to change the segment terminator default delimiter. See ISA16 Comp Elem Sep for more details.
Required Values
Enter the delimiter override character.
Default
Tilde (~) character
Element Separator
Description
Allows you to change the element separator default delimiter. See ISA16 Comp Elem Sep for more details.
Note –
XML reserved characters, for example &, <, or >, cannot be used as delimiters. See the appropriate XML information source for a complete list of these characters.
Required Values
Enter the delimiter override character.
Default
Asterisk (*) character
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