UCM Message/package response
To identify a message or package in the subject interchange, and to indicate that message's or package's acknowledgement or rejection (action taken), and to identify any error related to the UNH, UNT, UNO, and UNP segments. It can also identify errors related to the USA, USC, USD, USH, USR, UST, or USU security segments when they appear at the message or package level.
Position
Element
Name
Type
Requirement
Min
Max
Repeat
Unique message reference assigned by the sender.
Code identifying a type of message and assigned by its controlling agency.
In UNSMs (United Nations Standard Messages), the representation is a6.
Version number of a message type.
Release number within the current message version number.
Code identifying a controlling agency.
Code, assigned by the association responsible for the design and maintenance of the message type concerned, which further identifies the message.
Version number of the code list directory.
Code identifying a sub-function of a message type.
The code qualifies the message type data element (0065) to allow the recipient to identify a specific sub-function of a message.
A code indicating acknowledgement, or rejection (the action taken) of a subject interchange, or part of the subject interchange, or indication of interchange receipt.
A code indicating the error detected.
Code identifying a service segment.
The numerical count position of the stand-alone or composite data element in error. The segment code and each following stand-alone or composite data element defined in the segment description shall cause the count to be incremented. The segment tag has position number 1.
The numerical count position of the component data element in error. Each component data element position defined in the composite data element description shall cause the count to be incremented. The count starts at 1.
The numerical occurrence of the repeating stand-alone or composite data element in error. Each occurrence (as indicated by the repetition separator) shall cause the count to be incremented. The count starts at 1.
Unique package reference number assigned by the sender.
Unique reference number assigned by the security originator to a pair of security header and security trailer groups.
The value shall be arbitrarily assigned, but the same value shall not be used more than once within the same EDIFACT structure, I.e. interchange, group, message or package.
The numerical count position of a specific security segment that is within the actual received security header/trailer segment group pair, identified by its security reference number. The numbering starts with, and includes, the USH segment as segment number 1. To identify a security segment that contains an error, this is the numerical count position of that security segment. To report that a security segment is missing, this is the numerical count position of the last security segment that was processed before the position where the missing security segment was expected to be. A missing security segment group is denoted by identifying the first segment in the security segment group as missing.