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+ Chris Parker <chris.p@adelpo.com>, <mrcsparker@gmail.com>
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data/README ADDED
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+ == Ruby EDI X12 Parser
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+
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+ == General Information
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+ This is a direct port of Prasad Poruporuthan's X12::Parser Perl
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+ library for Ruby. Being the very first version, and pretty much
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+ a direct translation, it has more Perlisms than Rubyisms.
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+ There is no real documentation right now, or unit tests. If you need
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+ to use the library, the best resource is:
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+ http://search.cpan.org/~prasad/X12/Readme.pod
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+
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+ It works pretty much the same way right now.
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+
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+ == How you can help
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+ Read the TODO document. There are some things that this library could use, but
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+ I am not going to implements any time soon:
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+ * to_xml output
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+ * to_yaml output
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+ * anything else that you can think of.
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+ I am not looking to map 100% of any of the X12 specifications.
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+
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+ Also, I don't have access to the full ANSI X12 documents.
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+
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+ == License
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+ GNU LGPL, http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html
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+
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+ == Credits
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+ This code is pretty much directly translated from Prasad Poruporuthan's X12::Parser Perl
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+ library. The Perl library project is located at http://search.cpan.org/~prasad/X12/
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+ require "rake/rdoctask"
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+ require "rake/testtask"
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+ require "rake/gempackagetask"
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+
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+ X12_VERSION = "0.1.0"
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+
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+ begin
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+ require "rubygems"
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+ rescue LoadError
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+ nil
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+ end
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+
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+ task :default => [:test]
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+
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+ Rake::TestTask.new do |test|
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+ test.libs << "test"
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+ test.test_files = Dir[ "test/*_test.rb" ]
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+ test.verbose = true
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+ end
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+
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+ spec = Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
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+ spec.name = "x12"
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+ spec.version = X12_VERSION
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+ spec.platform = Gem::Platform::RUBY
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+ spec.summary = "A generalized Ruby EDI x12 parsing engine."
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+ spec.files = Dir.glob("{cf,examples,lib,test,bin,util/bench}/**/**/*") +
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+ ["Rakefile"]
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+ spec.require_path = "lib"
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+
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+ spec.test_files = Dir[ "test/*_test.rb" ]
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+ spec.has_rdoc = true
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+ spec.extra_rdoc_files = %w{README LICENSE AUTHORS TODO}
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+ spec.rdoc_options << '--title' << 'x12 Documentation' <<
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+ '--main' << 'README' << '-q'
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+ spec.author = "Chris Parker"
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+ spec.email = "chris.p@adelpo.com, mrcsparker@gmail.com"
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+ spec.rubyforge_project = "x12-parser"
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+ spec.homepage = "http://rubyforge.org/projects/x12-parser/"
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+ spec.description = <<END_DESC
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+ EDI x12 is a standard format for parsing and reading
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+ Invoices, Orders, etc. This library makes that easier.
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+ END_DESC
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+ end
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+
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+ Rake::RDocTask.new do |rdoc|
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+ rdoc.rdoc_files.include( "README",
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+ #"CHANGELOG",
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+ "AUTHORS", "COPYING",
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+ "LICENSE", "lib/" )
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+ rdoc.main = "README"
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+ rdoc.rdoc_dir = "doc/html"
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+ rdoc.title = "x12 Documentation"
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+ end
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+
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+ Rake::GemPackageTask.new(spec) do |pkg|
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+ pkg.need_zip = true
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+ pkg.need_tar = true
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+ end
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+
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+ task :build_archives => [:package,:rcov,:rdoc] do
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+ mv "pkg/x12-#{x12_VERSION}.tgz", "pkg/x12-#{x12_VERSION}.tar.gz"
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+ sh "tar cjvf pkg/x12_coverage-#{x12_VERSION}.tar.bz2 coverage"
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+ sh "tar cjvf pkg/x12_doc-#{x12_VERSION}.tar.bz2 doc/html"
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+ cd "pkg"
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+ sh "tar cjvf x12-#{X12_VERSION}.tar.bz2 x12-#{x12_VERSION}"
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+ end
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+
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+ task :run_benchmarks do
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+ files = FileList["util/bench/**/**/*.rb"]
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+ files.sort!
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+ files.uniq!
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+ names = files.map { |r| r.sub("util/bench","").split("/").map { |e| e.capitalize } }
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+ names.map! { |e| e[1..-2].join("::") + " <BENCH: #{e[-1].sub('Bench_','').sub('.rb','')}>" }
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+ start_time = Time.now
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+ files.zip(names).each { |f,n|
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+ puts "\n#{n}\n\n"
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+ sh "ruby -Ilib #{f}"
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+ puts "\n"
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+ }
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+ end_time = Time.now
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+ puts "\n** Total Run Time: #{end_time-start_time}s **"
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+ end
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+
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+ begin
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+ require 'rcov/rcovtask'
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+ Rcov::RcovTask.new do |t|
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+ t.test_files = Dir[ "test/*_test.rb" ]
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+ end
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+ rescue LoadError
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+ nil
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+ end
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+ * Create unit tests
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+ * Use YAML rather than the current configuration file format.
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+ * Have the parser understand Header, Detail, and Summary sections of the EDI document.
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+ * Create a to_csv method that flattens out the EDI X12 data.
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+ [LOOPS]
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+ ISA
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+ GS
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+ ST
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+ 2000A
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+ 2000B
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+ 2000C
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+ 2000D
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+ SE
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+ GE
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+ IEA
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+
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+ #--- start of loop details ---#
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+
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+ [ISA]
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+ segment=ISA:::ISA:R:1
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+
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+ [GS]
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+ segment=GS:::GS:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - HEADER
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+ [ST]
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+ segment=ST:::Transaction Set Header:R:1
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+ segment=BHT:::Beginning of Hierarchical Transaction:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000A INFORMATION SOURCE LEVEL >1
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+ [2000A]
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+ segment=HL:3:20:Information Source Level:R:1
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+ loop=2100A
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100A INFORMATION SOURCE NAME 1
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+ [2100A]
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+ segment=NM1:1:2B,36,GP,P5,PR:Information Source Name:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000B INFORMATION RECEIVER LEVEL >1
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+ [2000B]
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+ segment=HL:3:21:Information Receiver Level:R:1
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+ loop=2100B
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100B INFORMATION RECEIVER NAME 1
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+ [2100B]
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+ segment=NM1:1:1P,2B,36,80,FA,GP,P5,PR:Information Receiver Name:R:1
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+ segment=REF:::Information Receiver Additional Identification:S:9
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+ segment=N3:::Information Receiver Address:S:1
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+ segment=N4:::Information Receiver City/State/ZIP Code:S:1
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+ segment=PER:::Information Receiver Contact Information:S:3
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+ segment=PRV:::Information Receiver Provider Information:S:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000C SUBSCRIBER LEVEL >1
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+ [2000C]
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+ segment=HL:3:22:Subscriber Level:R:1
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+ segment=TRN:::Subscriber Trace Number:S:2
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+ loop=2100C
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100C SUBSCRIBER NAME 1
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+ [2100C]
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+ segment=NM1:1:IL:Subscriber Name:R:1
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+ segment=REF:::Subscriber Additional Identification:S:9
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+ segment=N3:::Subscriber Address:S:1
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+ segment=N4:::Subscriber City/State/ZIP Code:S:1
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+ segment=PRV:::Provider Information:S:1
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+ segment=DMG:::Subscriber Demographic Information:S:1
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+ segment=INS:::Subscriber Relationship:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Subscriber Date:S:2
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+ loop=2110C
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2110C SUBSCRIBER ELIGIBILITY OR BENEFIT INQUIRY INFORMATION 99
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+ [2110C]
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+ segment=EQ:::Subscriber Eligibility or Benefit Inquiry Information:S:1
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+ segment=AMT:::Subscriber Spend Down Amount:S:1
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+ segment=III:::Subscriber Eligibility or Benefit Additional Inquiry Information:S:10
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+ segment=REF:::Subscriber Additional Information:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Subscriber Eligibility/Benefit Date:S:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000D DEPENDENT LEVEL >1
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+ [2000D]
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+ segment=HL:3:23:Dependent Level:S:1
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+ segment=TRN:::Dependent Trace Number:S:2
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+ loop=2100D
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100D DEPENDENT NAME 1
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+ [2100D]
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+ segment=NM1:1:03:Dependent Name:R:1
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+ segment=REF:::Dependent Additional Identification:S:9
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+ segment=N3:::Dependent Address:S:1
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+ segment=N4:::Dependent City/State/ZIP Code:S:1
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+ segment=PRV:::Provider Information:S:1
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+ segment=DMG:::Dependent Demographic Information:S:1
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+ segment=INS:::Dependent Relationship:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Dependent Date:S:2
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+ loop=2110D
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2110D DEPENDENT ELIGIBILITY OR BENEFIT INQUIRY INFORMATION 99
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+ [2110D]
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+ segment=EQ:::Dependent Eligibility or Benefit Inquiry Information:R:1
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+ segment=III:::Dependent Eligibility or Benefit Additional Inquiry Information:S:10
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+ segment=REF:::Dependent Additional Information:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Dependent Eligibility/Benefit Date:S:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - TRAILER
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+ [SE]
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+ segment=SE:::Transaction Set Trailer:R:1
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+
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+ [GE]
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+ segment=GE:::GE:R:1
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+
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+ [IEA]
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+ segment=IEA:::IEA:R:1
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+
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+
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+
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+ [LOOPS]
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+ ISA
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+ GS
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+ ST
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+ 2000A
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+ 2000B
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+ 2000C
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+ 2000D
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+ 2000E
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+ SE
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+ GE
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+ IEA
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+
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+ #--- start of loop details ---#
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+
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+ [ISA]
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+ segment=ISA:::ISA:R:1
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+
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+ [GS]
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+ segment=GS:::GS:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - HEADER
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+ [ST]
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+ segment=ST:::Transaction Set Header:R:1
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+ segment=BHT:::Beginning of Hierarchical Transaction:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000A INFORMATION SOURCE LEVEL >1
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+ [2000A]
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+ segment=HL:3:20:Information Source Level:R:1
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+ loop=2100A
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100A PAYER NAME >1
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+ [2100A]
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+ segment=NM1:1:PR:Payer Name:R:1
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+ segment=PER:::Payer Contact Information:S:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000B INFORMATION RECEIVER LEVEL >1
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+ [2000B]
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+ segment=HL:3:21:Information Receiver Level:R:1
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+ loop=2100B
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100B INFORMATION RECEIVER NAME >1
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+ [2100B]
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+ segment=NM1:1:41:Information Receiver Name:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000C SERVICE PROVIDER LEVEL >1
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+ [2000C]
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+ segment=HL:3:19:Service Provider Level:R:1
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+ loop=2100C
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100C PROVIDER NAME >1
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+ [2100C]
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+ segment=NM1:1:1P:Provider Name:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000D SUBSCRIBER LEVEL >1
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+ [2000D]
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+ segment=HL:3:22:Subscriber Level:R:1
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+ segment=DMG:::Subscriber Demographic Information:S:1
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+ loop=2100D
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+ loop=2200D
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100D SUBSCRIBER NAME >1
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+ [2100D]
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+ segment=NM1:1:IL,QC:Subscriber Name:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2200D CLAIM SUBMITTER TRACE NUMBER >1
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+ [2200D]
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+ segment=TRN:::Claim Submitter Trace Number:R:1
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+ segment=REF:::Payer Claim Identification Number:S:1
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+ segment=REF:::Institutional Bill Type Identification:S:1
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+ segment=REF:::Medical Record Identification:S:1
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+ segment=AMT:::Claim Submitted Charges:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Claim Service Date:S:1
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+ loop=2210D
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2210D SERVICE LINE INFORMATION >1
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+ [2210D]
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+ segment=SVC:::Service Line Information:S:1
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+ segment=REF:::Service Line Item Identification:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Service Line Date:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2000E DEPENDENT LEVEL >1
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+ [2000E]
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+ segment=HL:3:23:Dependent Level:S:1
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+ segment=DMG:::Dependent Demographic Information:R:1
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+ loop=2100E
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+ loop=2200E
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2100E DEPENDENT NAME >1
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+ [2100E]
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+ segment=NM1:1:QC:Dependent Name:R:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2200E CLAIM SUBMITTER TRACE NUMBER >1
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+ [2200E]
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+ segment=TRN:::Claim Submitter Trace Number:R:1
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+ segment=REF:::Payer Claim Identification Number:S:1
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+ segment=REF:::Institutional Bill Type Identification:S:1
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+ segment=REF:::Medical Record Identification:S:1
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+ segment=AMT:::Claim Submitted Charges:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Claim Service Date:S:1
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+ loop=2210E
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - 2210E SERVICE LINE INFORMATION >1
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+ [2210E]
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+ segment=SVC:::Service Line Information:S:1
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+ segment=REF:::Service Line Item Identification:S:1
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+ segment=DTP:::Service Line Date:S:1
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+
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+ #LOOP ID - TRAILER
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+ [SE]
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+ segment=SE:::Transaction Set Trailer:R:1
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+
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+ [GE]
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+ segment=GE:::GE:R:1
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+
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+ [IEA]
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+ segment=IEA:::IEA:R:1
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+
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+
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+