I would place this in the "ugly hack" category, but you could just write
your upc into a variable on the first iteration of the PO1 & compare it with
the upc in the second iteration. If it's equal, you have one of the dupe
lines you don't want and you can process it accordingly. If it's not equal,
copy it's upc to the variable for the next line to test against.

Travis-

-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 12:19 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [EDI-L] SDQ Orders and repeating PO1 Segment


We have a customer that sends in the SDQ segments for each distibution
center.  With that there is a duplicate PO1 segment written out with
the same data (UPC).  Our internal system can not handle duplicate
UPCs on the same order.  Is there a to write out the first PO1 and not
write out the second and third PO1 segments if they repeat the same UPCs?

If any one wants to contact me directly please do so.  I have an
example of the data if this scenario was not clear...

Thanks,

Steve



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