I concur (But I don't have every version of the specs)
C001 would be the next in line with 15 possible values. (Actually 5
repeats of a triplet of info).
Thanks,
Martin Morrison
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Subject: [EDI-L] Max Number of Subelements per element?
OK, here's a weird one...
Does anyone know what the maximum number of subelements for any
one
(composite) data element might be?
I looked thru ANSI 5 X12.3 (elements), and it looks like C028 is
the winner,
with 20 (twenty) possible subelements.
But I am open to correction because I am thinking 'real hard'
about
hard-coding this value!
Thanks,
Michael C. Mattias
Tal Systems Inc.
Racine WI
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