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| A group of segments sent in response to a message in the subject interchange identified in the UCI segment. This segment group is only used if the subject interchange does not contain functional groups. |
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| A group of segments sent in response to a segment containing one or more errors, and which was part of the message identified by the UCM segment in segment group 1. |
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To identify an erroneous stand-alone, composite or component data element, and to identify the nature of the error. |
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General explanations |
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Mandatory data element missing (GS1 Temporary Code) |
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Invalid value |
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Missing |
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Value not supported in this position |
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Not supported in this position |
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Too many constituents |
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Unspecified error |
| 19 |
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Invalid decimal notation |
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Invalid character(s) |
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Invalid service character(s) |
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Security function not supported |
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Nesting indicator not allowed |
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Invalid type of character(s) |
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Missing digit in front of decimal sign |
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Data element too long |
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Data element too short |
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DATA ELEMENT IDENTIFICATION |
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Erroneous data element position in segment |
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The numerical count position of the simple or composite data element in error. The segment tag and each simple and composite data element position number within the segment. |
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Erroneous component data element position |
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The numerical count position of the component data element in error. Each component data element position defined in the composite data element description shall cause the count to be incremented. |
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Erroneous data element occurrence |
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Segment Notes: |
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This segment is used to identify the position of a component or composite data element within a segment. This segment is only used to identify component or composite data elements within the segment identified in the UCS segment which have errors.
Example:
UCD+12+4:4' |
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