I am getting an edi file 837 which is having multiple claims. How to debatch the 837 edi file so that each file contain only one claim per file using biztalk.
It seems it would be less prudent to split the incoming file into multiple files, as you'd process (translate) everything twice.
Since a claim would start at the ST segment, you can create a transformation so that for each ST segment you read, it would create a new output file. This way the integrity of the source data you receive remains intact, and you're only processing the data once.
If you really wanted to go down the path of separating EDI claims into separate input files, and if the file has multiple ISA / IEA segments (actual interchanges in the file), then you could easily write a parser script to read the file in, figure out the segment terminator (position 106) and read the file until you get to the IEA and then write a new file out. Repeat for other instances of the ISA / IEA envelope pair.
If it doesn't have multiple ISA / IEA segments, then it would have multiple ST / SE segments - the same principle applies once you have the segment terminator. I don't know what impact that would have on your mapping (if it would make translation harder or not).
It seems like you're trying to make life harder on yourself, but if you have a business reason for splitting up the claims, then it is what it is.
This is actually a supported out-of-the-box scenario for BizTalk 2009 and 2010 (but not 2006) for the 837 file that he wants to de-batch.
BizTalk Server supports splitting of the following HIPAA document
types through native schemas:
HIPAA version 4010 documents: 834 Enrollment, 835 Claim Payment and three variants of 837 Claim
HIPAA version 5010 documents: 276/277 Claim Status – Request and Response, 834 Enrollment and three variants of 837 Claim
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb226327.aspx
See also:
http://blog.biztalk-info.com/2010/06/hipaa_subdocument_splitting__explained/
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I am looking for the XSD to use to support a Decoding action in Logic Apps for the X12 830 00200. This was approved by ANSI in 1986 (pre-ASC), but is still widely used by Ford. I understand the same XSD would be used in a BizTalk Server solution. Does anyone have one to share?
I have tried the download item MicrosoftEdiXSDTemplates.zip as part of Microsoft Azure BizTalk Services SDK Setup:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39087
However that only goes back to 00204, which I tried unsuccessfully adapting.
I would rather not do this as a Flat File Decode, as I want all X12 830 processing in my Logic Apps solution to have a consistent, Agreement-based configuration.
I have sample EDI, drawn from the real-world.
I will be using Ford's specs for the v002001FORD 830O to validate any schema I obtain or create: https://www.gsec.ford.com/GEC/edispecs/830.pdf
** UPDATE **
Thanks all for the help. It ends up that on the MS side, the Kusto log analytics trace of my run-time activity shows explicit duplicate schema references in my Agreement, while my run-time exception from Logic Apps does not clearly indicate a duplicate schema issue is present: 'The message has an unknown document type and did not resolve to any of the existing schemas configured in the agreement.' So, there was nothing wrong with my schema. I just had to tweak my Agreement configuration. I am reporting this to MS and hope the schema validation in the Agreement and/or the exception reporting will be improved.
To me a broader issue is that the X12 schema provided are ASC-issued ones: 02000, 03000, 04000, etc.. The same ones prevented from being shared on Git due to copyright issues. The reason I believe I am running into older, ANSI-issued specs still in used despite their age by Ford, Toyota, etc. is that the same copyright issues tends continued usage by OEMs of these specs despite their age. For that reason, it would be a big help to the community if MS provided the XSDs for the ANSI-issued X12 specs as is done for the ASC-issued ones. For each ASC-issued spec, such as 04000, there are many documents: 830, 856, etc. This multiplies out to scores if not hundreds of handcrafted XSDs one may need to produce (as is our case) to implements broad X12 support in Logic Apps.
The process with outlier EDI Schemas is to find the closest one and modify it to support the version you need.
What do you mean by 'unsuccessfully adapting'? This is not an uncommon thing.
Since the spec is so old, one thing I would very much consider is bumping the interchanges up to a 'current' :) version, even just 00204. I'm not sure the specific value 00200 will work with BizTalk EDI.
You would use a custom Pipeline Component for the incoming and should be able to use the EDI.Override properties on outbound.
I've got a Party/Agreement with the setting "Preserve Interchange - suspend Interchange on error". My understanding is that that's supposed to provide data with http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/EDI/X12/2006/InterchangeXML and a root "X12InterchangeXml".
Apparently the root is being set to X12_00401_820 as I'm getting the error below.
Error:
6: Finding the document specification by message type "http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/EDI/X12/2006/InterchangeXML#X12_00401_820" failed. Verify the schema deployed properly.`
I'm trying to reverse engineer an old system (from BT2010 to BT2013/R2) that has an orchestration with http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/EDI/X12/2006/InterchangeXML and a root "X12InterchangeXml". I have the code and the bindings, but not the party definition, so I'm taking test data and building on my party/agreement for the 820 to try to recreate what they were doing before.
References:
EDI Batch Schemas
BizTalk Server: Working with Preserve Interchange EDI Xml (Part 1)
It turns out the error namespace was really from the outbound part of the receive port, not the inbound part. I had a map to the 820 specified in the message, but that 820 schema was not deployed.
I'm new in processing EDIFACT files. I want to process a EDIFACT file of type D:01B INTFSTA. I searched for schema in BizTalk server, created orchestration and deployed in BizTalk server. While processing the file I get the following error.
Error encountered during parsing.
Error: 1 (Miscellaneous error)
70: Cannot locate document specification because multiple schemas matched the message type "http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/EDI/EDIFACT/2006#EFACT_D01B_IFTSTA".
Error: 2 (Miscellaneous error)
71: Transaction Set or Group Control Number Mismatch
Error: 3 (Miscellaneous error)
29: Invalid count specified at interchange, group or message level
.
The sequence number of the suspended message is 1.
There is no other application using the same schema (D:01B INTFSTA).
Please help.
Most likely you have the schema deployed more than once in your BizTalk environment. In the BizTalk console, go to "All Artifacts", select "Schemas" and list alphabetically. There, search for EFACT_D01B_IFTSTA in the Root Name column. You will find that it is deployed in another application most likely.
A good practice around deploying EDI schemas btw, is to update the namespace to include the name of your trading partner. More than 1 of your trading partners may use the schema in different ways or have customizations in it. This approach lets you handle this situation.
The suggested namespace would, for example, be http://schemas.yourcompany.com/partners/yourtradingpartner
Most likely, the schema is not deployed. Check the Schemas node of the All Artifacts Application.
2&3. You test EDIFACT instance is invalid. Did you cut and paste it together? That would cause the mis-matches.
Note, it's a better practice to change the Target Namespace on the EDI schemas to something specific to the app which uses them.
The company I work for recently started a project delving into the world of HL7 messaging and data trading. We are using BizTalk Server 2010 with the BTAHL7 accelerator for 2010 with success so far for HL7 v2 but now we have a need to accept HL7 v3 (CDA R2) documents. These are CCD's we will be accepting from an external vendor.
I have the full suite of .xsd schemas from HL7 for CDA R2 (all 1541 of them) but am struggling with how to figure out which schemas relate to the messages we will be receiving. All I have to work with are test CCD messages from our trading partner and no other information. I have tried to use the code and display name along with the templateId's to figure out which subschemas this will match so I can appropriately map into our internal canonical formats for data loading but I am struggling to figure that out.
I'd rather not create one project in BizTalk that holds all 1541 schemas to parse and validate these files as that would make reading my maps and transformation mechanisms that much more difficult. Has anyone with experience in HL7 v3 and BizTalk got any guidance on how I can identify the appropriate subschemas based on the information available in the test files?
Here is the header information:
<realmCode code="US"/>
<typeId root="XXX" extension="POCD_HD000040"/>
<templateId root="2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.1"/>
<templateId root="2.16.840.1.113883.3.88.11.32.1"/>
<templateId root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.5.3.1.1.6"/>
<templateId root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.5.3.1.1.2"/>
<templateId root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.5.3.1.1.1"/>
<templateId root="2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.3"/>
<templateId root="2.16.840.1.113883.3.88.11.83.1"/>
<id root="1.2.840.113619.21.1.3164884235793924544.1704986688012700"/>
<code code="34133-9" codeSystem="XXX" codeSystemName="LOINC" displayName="Summarization of episode note"/>
<title>XXX</title>
<effectiveTime value="20140110152448-0500"/>
<confidentialityCode code="N" codeSystem="XXX"/><languageCode code="en-US"/>
CDA is not like the rest of V3, and the v3 schemas are irrelevant. I would've thought Biztalk included CDA schemas specifically. The ones you need are:
datatypes-base.xsd
NarrativeBlock.xsd
voc.xsd
datatypes.xsd
POCD_MT000040.xsd
CDA.xsd
As #Grahame stated, having the HL7 V3 schemas does not really help you implement the CDA in BizTalk. The CCD (Continuity of Care Document) is a defined set of constraints on the CDA (Clinical Document Architecture) standard.
In order to obtain the CCD schemas, you have to go to HL7. You can download the CCD spec, samples, and required schemas directly by going here, accepting the HL7 licensing agreement, and giving them your data.
Once you download the ZIP file, look inside the CDASchemas folder for the actual schema files. The CDASchemas\cda\Schemas\CDA.xsd file will act as the "root" schema.
My company uses BizTalk for our EDI and AS2 communications. One periodic issue is that a VAN or similar partner we transmit with will want to know whether we received a file by it's ISA #. We currently do use the ISA # for routing within our ports, but I can't seem to find anywhere that this information is stored in BizTalk. Is there a way to look up an EDI message that BizTalk recieved by ISA#? Or perhaps someway I could get a hold of it and store it on my own?
If you're not explicitly using Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) to track this, you may be able to use message tracking.
If you have:
message tracking turned on for the message properties at a point in processing the messages when the ISA number is used, and
if the ISA number is promoted in a published schema (which I'm guessing it is, if you're using the out-of-the-box EDI stuff)
...then you could use the admin console to look for tracked messages with that schema and based on the particular field in the schema (e.g., EDI.ISA08 or EDI.ISA06). Of course, if you are mapping the ISA# to a particular party through your BizTalk configuration, then you would just need to search for Tracked Message Events where the Party Name equals the name you configured for that ISA#.
There is also built-in EDI tracking (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb226464(v=bts.10).aspx), with its own reports, but I'm not familiar with it enough to say whether or not it'll give you exactly what you need.
Otherwise, you will want to look at setting up BAM to save the ISA info that you need.
These fields are available inside the Biztalk message if you do EDI receive.
msgIn(EDI.ISASegment) contains all ISA segments. Then you can do substring on control numbers and then put it in your outgoing filename:
ctrlnum (variable) = msgIn(EDI.ISA13)
newfilename = FILE.ReceivedFileName + ctrlnum ;
This way each control number will show up in your filename and you don't even need to open the file or check tracked messages.