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Thanks Jay, I guess you mean Business Message Reject when you say business level reject? > "valid" fix messages you do not support should be rejected with a > business level reject. > > Session level reject messages at least in QuickFix as I recall) are > dealt with in the session layer, and may not be seen by the application > layer - and thus may be incorrectly identified as a connection fault. > > > > > Hi, > > > > The FIX spec says that Business Message Reject can be used to reject a > > valid FIX business message that fulfills the session-level rules but > > is not supported by the recipient. > > > > We would like to exclude all FIX messages that we do not support from > > our FIX repository. This will have the effect that an unsupported FIX > > message will be rejected using session level Reject message and 373=11 > > (Invalid MsgType) as we do not recognize the message type. > > > > Is this policy OK or do we always have to include all valid FIX > > messages in our repository so we can send a Business Message Reject > > instead for every valid but not supported FIX message? > > > > Regards, Bernt [You can unsubscribe from this discussion group by sending a message to mailto:[email protected]]
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