- Posts: 3
EDI 835 Health Remit
- David Dooley
- Topic Author
- Offline
- User
Less
More
8 years 4 months ago #2818
by David Dooley
EDI 835 Health Remit - Post(2818) was created by David Dooley
Has anyone tried to use FlowHeater to parse a 835 Health Claim Remit? I am must starting to look at using FlowHeater to see how this would be done.
The test file looks like this
ISA*00**00**ZZ*AV09311993 *01*030240928*031023*1758*U*00401*557988899*1*T*:~GS*HS*AV01101957*030240928*20031023*1758120
the EDI document has Field Delimiters *
and Subfiled Delimiters :
and Record Delimiters ~
Any sugestions would be great - thanks
The test file looks like this
ISA*00**00**ZZ*AV09311993 *01*030240928*031023*1758*U*00401*557988899*1*T*:~GS*HS*AV01101957*030240928*20031023*1758120
the EDI document has Field Delimiters *
and Subfiled Delimiters :
and Record Delimiters ~
Any sugestions would be great - thanks
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- FlowHeater-Team
- Offline
- Admin
8 years 4 months ago #2819
by FlowHeater-Team
Best wishes
Robert Stark
Replied by FlowHeater-Team on topic EDI 835 Health Remit - Post(2819)
Hi David,
Thanks for this request Till now the TextFile Adapter just supports text files with DOS/Windows or UNIX/Linux line breaks.
I’ve provided a first BETA version of FlowHeater, this version supports also user defined characters for line breaks like the screenshot below.
You can download the BETA version here:
FlowHeater Beta 32 Bit
FlowHeater Beta 64 Bit
To split sub field into several field you have to use the String Split Heater with the desired delimiter. Note: For each sub field you have to use one separate String Split Heater . In the attachment you’ll find a short example how to use it.
Processing EDI files can be a hard work! But is possible. One big problem is that in one file multiple records with different structures can be occur. You have to proceed such file with different FlowHeater Definition. One Definition has to be just proceed on structure all others must be filtered out with the help of the Filter Heater . This procedure is also covered in the example.
Thanks for this request Till now the TextFile Adapter just supports text files with DOS/Windows or UNIX/Linux line breaks.
I’ve provided a first BETA version of FlowHeater, this version supports also user defined characters for line breaks like the screenshot below.
You can download the BETA version here:
FlowHeater Beta 32 Bit
FlowHeater Beta 64 Bit
To split sub field into several field you have to use the String Split Heater with the desired delimiter. Note: For each sub field you have to use one separate String Split Heater . In the attachment you’ll find a short example how to use it.
Processing EDI files can be a hard work! But is possible. One big problem is that in one file multiple records with different structures can be occur. You have to proceed such file with different FlowHeater Definition. One Definition has to be just proceed on structure all others must be filtered out with the help of the Filter Heater . This procedure is also covered in the example.
Best wishes
Robert Stark
Attachments:
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- David Dooley
- Topic Author
- Offline
- User
Less
More
- Posts: 3
8 years 4 months ago #2823
by David Dooley
Replied by David Dooley on topic EDI 835 Health Remit - Post(2823)
Thanks so much for quick response, beta and also examples. I will look this over and let you know how i do.
Thanks again and i will keep you updated on my progress.
Dave
Thanks again and i will keep you updated on my progress.
Dave
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- David Dooley
- Topic Author
- Offline
- User
Less
More
- Posts: 3
8 years 4 months ago #2824
by David Dooley
Replied by David Dooley on topic EDI 835 Health Remit - Post(2824)
Hi Robert
I am working with your Beta and examples and will keep you posted on my progress.
Thanks So Much
Dave
I am working with your Beta and examples and will keep you posted on my progress.
Thanks So Much
Dave
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Time to create page: 0.273 seconds