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Validator User’s Guide
Customizing your validation
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Allow Delimiters within data
This setting applies only to HL7 data. If selected, validation will not present errors
when delimiters are present in data fields.
X12 R Type Strict
This setting determines if insignificant leading and trailing zeroes should be allowed
in X12 data.
Unchecked (default) Allows insignificant leading and trailing zeroes.
Checked Enforces “strict” processing – does not allow insignificant
leading and trailing zeroes.
Note : When this setting is checked,
zeroes used to pad to a field’s minimum length requirement are
considered significant and are allowed.
Examples:
.01 contains a significant (meaningful) zero.
Allowed with X12RTypeStrict unchecked or checked.
.0100 contains two insignificant trailing zeroes.
Allowed with X12RTypeStrict unchecked.
Not allowed with X12RTypeStrict checked.
0.010 contains both an insignificant leading and trailing
zero. Allowed with X12RTypeStrict unchecked.
Not allowed with X12RTypeStrict checked.
Allow newline characters within data
This setting specifies handling of linefeeds or carriage return-linefeeds within data
elements.
Unchecked (default) (Or if entry is omitted from the .apf file) ignores linefeeds or
carriage return-linefeeds unless they are used as segment
terminators.
Checked Enables the following behavior:
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Recognizes linefeeds or carriage return-linefeeds within data
elements and may report them as invalid characters
(depending on the defined character set).
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Does not handle 'wrapped' data properly, because wrapped
data is data with linefeeds or carriage return-linefeeds inserted
every
<n> characters.
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May flag linefeeds or carriage return-linefeeds with character
set errors in binary data.