How to run the example in Design Studio
These steps describe how to run the ACH Returns to ISO 20022 transformation example.
Run the map example as follows:
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Use the Design Studio to open the following map
source file:
- ACH to ISO 20022
- achiso_rtrn.mms
- ISO 20022 to ACH
- isoach_rtrn.mms
- ACH to ISO 20022
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Build all the following maps in the source file:
- rtniso01 (transforms Returns to camt.053.001.02)
- isortn01 (transforms camt.053.001.02 to Returns)
- Set all compiled maps with a .mmc extension.
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Define the following directories for those operating systems other than Windows:
- data
- maps
- schemas
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When the artifacts listed here are copied to operating systems other than Windows, make certain
that the FTP settings are set as described in sub-steps a and b:
- FTP settings must be set to TEXT mode for the following input data:
- ach_return_ccd_ct_input.txt
- ach_return_ccd_dd_input.txt
- ach_return_ppd_ct_input.txt
- ach_return_ppd_dd_input.txt
- ach_return_ctx_ct_input.txt
- ach_return_ctx_dd_input.txt
- rtrn_reason_codes.txt
- ach_error_codes.txt
- FTP settings must be set to BINARY mode for the following:
- all compiled maps
- all xml schema files
- iso_camt053_to_returns_ccd_ct_input.xml
- iso_camt053_to_returns_ccd_dd_input.xml
- iso_camt053_to_returns_ppd_ct_input.xml
- iso_camt053_to_returns_ppd_dd_input.xml
- iso_camt053_to_returns_ctx_ct_input.xml
- iso_camt053_to_returns_ctx_dd_input.xml
Note: MVS users, perform step 6 and step 7. Non-MVS users go directly to step 7.
- FTP settings must be set to TEXT mode for the following input data:
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MVS only: Edit the following map card setting of the Schema > Type > Metadata to the
//DD:ddname where ddname reference the XML schema
camt.053.001.02.xsd.
- Edit the ddname references on output card #2
(camt.053.001.02.xsd) for the following map:
- rtniso01
- Edit the ddname references on input card #1 (camt.053.001.02.xsd) for the
following map:
- isortn01
- Edit the ddname references on output card #2
(camt.053.001.02.xsd) for the following map:
- Run the maps listed in step 2 of this procedure.