EDIDocumentPerFile - EDI 810 Processor - English - Foundation 22.1 - OnBase - Premier - Standard - external - Standard - Premier

EDI 810 Processor

Platform
OnBase
Product
EDI 810 Processor
Release
Foundation 22.1
License
Standard
Premier

When an EDI process runs, an XML (or PCL) file is generated and stored in a temporary location. Once the process completes, the file and documents brought into the system by the process are transferred from the temporary location to the appropriate disk group. Depending on the quantity of the documents processed into the system, the generated XML file can be large. Transferring this file over a network to the disk group can slow down network activity. The EDIDocumentPerFile setting splits up the XML file into multiple smaller files, improving transfer speed. The desired number of documents per XML file should be specified--NOT the desired number of XML files.

For example, if 480 documents are coming into the system, and 10 XML files should be created, EDIDocumentPerFile should be set at 48--NOT 10. The number of XML files equals the number of documents being processed divided by the number set in EDIDocumentPerFile.

When set to 0, the EDI process will use the default behavior of generating one XML file for all documents imported.