GenTran 5.1 User Manual
Gentran:Server for Windows User’s Guide
Gentran:Server for Windows – November 2005
Using Partners
Inbound Interchange Select Dialog Box
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Inbound Interchange Select Dialog Box
Introduction
The Inbound Interchanges Select dialog box is used to select an existing
interchange definition to be associated with this relationship. You can also use it
to initiate the definition of a new interchange or to modify or delete an existing
definition. The interchanges available to you are determined by the version you
selected on the Inbound Relationships dialog. Interchanges are required for
EDIFACT, ODETTE, TRADACOMS, and UCS, and optional for ANSI X12 and
TDCC.
interchange definition to be associated with this relationship. You can also use it
to initiate the definition of a new interchange or to modify or delete an existing
definition. The interchanges available to you are determined by the version you
selected on the Inbound Relationships dialog. Interchanges are required for
EDIFACT, ODETTE, TRADACOMS, and UCS, and optional for ANSI X12 and
TDCC.
Diagram
The following illustrates the Inbound Interchange Select dialog box:
Parts and
functions
The following lists the parts of the Inbound Interchange Select dialog box and
their functions:
their functions:
Part
Function
Interchanges
Displays all Interchange definitions established for this
trading partner.
trading partner.
Select
Selects the indicated interchange to be used with this
relationship.
relationship.
Note
Select <none> if the standard you are using does not
require interchanges and you do not want to use one.
Select <none> if the standard you are using does not
require interchanges and you do not want to use one.
Exit
Exits the Inbound Interchange Select dialog box.
New
Displays the Inbound Interchange Entry Dialog Box,
which allows you to create a new interchange.
which allows you to create a new interchange.
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