IMHO the customer holds sway in a decision like this. Of course, this is
subject to local convention -- meaning if you as a supplier and your
customer can agree to something else (or you as a buyer are willing to let
your supplier's standards prevail,) that's great. But in my EDI
indoctrination -er- training, I was told that generally speaking it was the
customer's or buyers' standards that needed to be adhered to.
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> From: Kurt J. Braman[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Kurt J. Braman
> Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 2:02 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: EDI Document Guidelines
>
> If I am sending a document and have guidelines in place as to
> what segments I send, and you are receiving this document and
> also have guidelines in places as to what segments you would
> like to receive and the two are guidelines are different. Whose
> guidelines would you use in this case. Would it be the senders
> or receivers?
>
> Kurt J. Braman
> Programmer - EDI
> Highsmith Inc.
> W5527 Hwy 106, PO BOX 800
> Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800
> TEL: (920) 563-9571 FAX: (920) 563-7395
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> www.highsmith.com
>
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