Receive EDI Order Changes

How to configure and import purchase order edi messages (ORDCHG)

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Written by Dan Waterfield
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How to Import an EDI Order Change Message

Note: this scheduled process is shared with the EDI Order process.

  1. Ensure all configuration steps have been completed.

    1. Complete the Core and Shared configuration.

  2. Confirm the Local Output Folder

  3. If FTP Active is false edi files should be present in this location.

  4. Submit to Task Schedule

    1. Run Now

    2. On a custom schedule created in the system agent

  5. Save to Task Agent

  6. Enable logging to trace/debug the process

    1. Enable LogFile - Turns logging on

    2. Enable Debug - Adds extra messaging to the log

    3. Task Log Info - Adds extra messaging to the system task log

    4. Max No. LogFiles - Removes the oldest files if max number of files reached

    5. Max Log File Size - Creates a new log file if max log size reached

    6. Max Log File Age - Removes log files that are older than the max log file age

    7. Alert Email Address(s) - Email address where process errors/alerts should be sent

Order Change Edi Message Configuration

Create a new report (From Report Style Maintenance)

  1. Set the Report ID to Orders

  2. Set the description to EDI Orders

Create a new report style

  1. Note the style number of the new report style.

  2. Set the description to Inbound EDI Order Changes

  3. Set the report type to Custom Inbound EDI

  4. Set the data definition to OrderAck

  5. Select the Output EDI Plain Text

    1. Plain txt will create files with a .edi extension.

    2. XML files can be create by selecting this option.

Set the EDI Configuration (FTP Configuration)

  1. Set the FTP Hostname, Port, Protocol, Username and Password

  2. Set the FTP Active

    1. If FTP Active is set to false the file will be created but not uploaded to the FTP

  3. Set the Local Output Folder

    1. The folder should exist

  4. Set the Remote Ftp Folder

    1. The folder should exist

Shared Configuration

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