A code indicating acknowledgement, or rejection (the action taken) of a subject interchange, or part of the subject interchange, or indication of interchange receipt.
Codes (8)- 1Acknowledged (this level and all lower levels)
- 2Acknowledged - errors detected and reported
- 3One or more rejected - next lower level
- 4This level and all lower levels rejected
- 5UNB/UNZ accepted
- 6UNB/UNZ rejected
- 7This level acknowledged, next lower level acknowledged if
- 8Interchange received
A code indicating the error detected.
Codes (48)- 1UNA not supported
- 2Syntax version or level not supported
- 3Message version/release not supported
- 4Service segment missing/invalid
- 5Trailer check in error
- 6Data segment missing/invalid
- 7Interchange recipient not actual recipient
- 8Too many data elements in segment
- 9Mandatory data element missing
- 10Data element attribute error
- 11Password invalid
- 12Invalid value
- 13Missing
- 14Value not supported in this position
- 15Not supported in this position
- 16Too many constituents
- 17No agreement
- 18Unspecified error
- 19Invalid decimal notation
- 20Character invalid as service character
- 21Invalid character(s)
- 22Invalid service character(s)
- 23Unknown Interchange sender
- 24Too old
- 25Test indicator not supported
- 26Duplicate detected
- 27Security function not supported
- 28References do not match
- 29Control count does not match number of instances received
- 30Functional groups and messages mixed
- 31More than one message type in group
- 32Lower level empty
- 33Invalid occurrence outside message or functional group
- 34Nesting indicator not allowed
- 35Too many segment repetitions
- 36Too many segment group repetitions
- 37Invalid type of character(s)
- 38Missing digit in front of decimal sign
- 39Data element too long
- 40Data element too short
- 41Permanent communication network error
- 42Temporary communication network error
- 43Unknown interchange recipient
- 44Application temporarily unavailable
- 45
- 46
- 47
- 48
Code identifying a service segment.
Codes (34)- UCDData element error indication
- UCFFunctional group response
- UCIInterchange response
- UCMMessage response
- UCSSegment error indication
- UGH
- UGT
- UIB
- UIH
- UIR
- UIT
- UIZ
- UNBInterchange header
- UNEFunctional group trailer
- UNGFunctional group header
- UNHMessage header
- UNO
- UNP
- UNSSection control
- UNTMessage trailer
- UNZInterchange trailer
- USA
- USB
- USC
- USD
- USE
- USF
- USH
- USL
- USR
- UST
- USU
- USX
- USY
The numerical count position of a specific security segment that is within the actual received security header/trailer segment group pair, identified by its security reference number. The numbering starts with, and includes, the USH segment as segment number 1. To identify a security segment that contains an error, this is the numerical count position of that security segment. To report that a security segment is missing, this is the numerical count position of the last security segment that was processed before the position where the missing security segment was expected to be. A missing security segment group is denoted by identifying the first segment in the security segment group as missing.
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