Inbound Group Entry Dialog Box
The Inbound Group Entry dialog box is used to specify a functional group definition.
The following illustrates the Inbound Group Entry dialog box with the Advanced options displayed:

The following describes the parts of the Inbound Group Entry dialog box.
| Part | Function |
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| Description | Specify the name of the functional group description. |
| Standard | Displays the EDI standard the system is using for this relationship definition. |
| Version | Displays the version of the EDI standard the system is using for this relationship. |
| Functional Group ID | Specify the functional group. These identification
boxes are defined by each appropriate standards group to group like
documents. The standard defines which functional group ID should be
used with each document type. This is a mandatory box. Examples
This element is located in:
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| Sequence Checking | Specify if inbound sequence checking will be used
and whether the type of sequence checking will be incremental or chronological.
You can also indicate that the system must check for duplicate control
numbers.
Note: If the system detects duplicate control numbers or detects
incremental or chronological control numbers that are out of sequence,
those documents will be put in the ?In Documents.
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| Last Used Group Control Number | Specifies a value that the system will use to sequence check the group control number. The number will be replaced by the group control number that the system receives. This box will initially be set to zero. |
| Acknowledge Group | Instructs the system to send a functional acknowledgement
to this trading partner when you receive the group defined in this
relationship. The default value for this box is not checked (do not
expect an acknowledgement). Note: This check box is dimmed (inactive)
if the transaction set is an acknowledgement.
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| Ack Translation Set ID | Select the acknowledgement you want generated
for this group. Example
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| Group Transl. Obj. | Select a partner-specific Group Break Map translation
object if this trading partner group deviates from the normal system
behavior. You must select a translation object from this list if you
want the system to perform partner-specific grouping. Important: We strongly recommend that you do not change the
translation objects in the Group Transl. Obj. and Acknowledge Transl.
Obj. lists, unless you have a specific reason for doing so.
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| Acknowledge Transl. Obj. | Select an Acknowledgement Break Map if one exists
on the system. Note: You must select a translation object from the
Acknowledge Transl. Obj. list if you have created a specific translation
object for this relationship and if you want to change the way the
system behaves for this partner group. When the system reconciles
an acknowledgement, it maps the acknowledgement to an internal file
and then processes it. If you need the system to process acknowledgements
differently, you should select an additional translation object from
the Acknowledge list.
Important: We strongly recommend
that you do not change the translation objects in the Group Transl.
Obj. and Acknowledge Transl. lists, unless you have a specific reason
for doing so.
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