Is that a corollary of "Every warning label is a result of trying the thing they're warning against?" :)
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> From: Mike Rawlins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: [EDI-L] X12 4010 standards reference book
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> Yeah, we put them in just to see whether or not anyone was
> paying attention ;^)
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> No, seriously, as incredible as it may seem, all of the codes
> were put in
> because someone actually had a business need for the code, or could
> convince others that there was a business need.
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> Mike
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> At 09:24 AM 4/6/2005 -0400, Stephen Lee wrote:
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> >Whilst looking for an N1 code yesterday, I saw some of the oddest
> >descriptions and I always wondered. Are these codes requested by
> >organizations only or are some just put in by X12 committees
> to attract
> >usage?
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> >Regards,
> >-Steve
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> > "Earl
> > Wertheimer" To: "ssharma999",
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> > > Does anyone know of a reference book that explains each
> element in a
> > > segment from transaction set (810, 850 or 940 etc). Basically
> > > definition of each element.
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> > > Would disa's publication "X12 Standards in pdf - release
> 5010", stock #
> > > M-5010 have these definitions. I took 5010 as an example,
> they have so
> > > many publications for each version of X12. We are using X12 4010.
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> >The draft Data Element Dictionary can be found at
> >http://www.x12.org/x12org/subcommittees/dev/pdf/V5_x123.pdf
> >It's free. It's downloadable and the other documents are there too.
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> >The link is on our links page at:
> >http://www.spe-edi.com/links.html#Standard
> >Look for X12 draft v5
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> >While I agree with Mike about having specific Implementation
> Guides, the
> >file
> >can be very useful when the IG is missing the explanations
> and is using an
> >obscure value. In addition, it can be useful when creating
> your own IG.
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> >Nothing livens up a party more than being able to say, "Did
> you know there
> >were
> >over 13 pages for Unit of Measure Code, Element 335 in the X12 EDI
> >Standard?.
> > Everything from 01 Actual Pounds to everyone's favorite ZZ Mutually
> >Defined."
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