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Following are the guidelines to create a transaction configuration XML file for tracking context variables within EDI logs. Using this section, you can also define:

• The list of context variable you want to track
• The column of View Data window where you want to view these variables’ value

Creating Configuration XML File

1. Create the EDI transaction set xml file using the name given in the below format:

   EDI_TS_" + <transaction type> + ".xml.

   where,

   <transaction type> is the type of EDI file. For example, EDI_TS_810.xml.
   The structure of the xml file must be same as shown below in the sample xml File. Alternatively, you can make a copy of the existing file and start making changes in that file.

   
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2. Specify the name of the column in the name tag and the value of the column in the contextVariableName tag.

   Tag Name	Description
   editype	Type of EDI. For example, 810. <transactioninfo editype=”810”>
   order	Order of the newly created column to be displayed in the table.  Value of this tag ranges from 12 to 32 only. <fieldinfo order=”11”>
   columnname	The value of this tag ranges from field1 to field 20.
   name	Name of the EDI type.
   contextVariableName	Column to track.

   
   

   Info
   You can also track EDI elements using xpath. Xpath: To view the data elements of EDI, add the xpath tag to the xml file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <tracker> <transactioninfo editype="810"> <fieldinfo order="12" columnname="field1"> <name> <![CDATA[Invoice Number]]>   </name> <xpath> <![CDATA[BIG/BIG02]]>    </xpath> </fieldinfo>

   
   

3. Upload the created file EDI Report.

Next Steps

Upload Configuration File