Defining FA Statuses as Acceptable and Unacceptable

You use the FAGeneration/processDocument EDITPA variable to define FA statuses as acceptable or unacceptable. Module for EDI processes documents that have acceptable FA statuses normally and handles documents that have unacceptable FA statuses in a different manner. For more information about defining FAGeneration/processDocument EDITPA variable, see FAGeneration Variables.

The following table describes how Module for EDI processes a document based on the document's FA status and the setting of the FAGeneration/processDocument EDITPA variable.

When processDocument is set to...	and FA status of the document is...	Module for EDI...
All	Any of the following: Not Allowed Rejected Partially Accepted Accepted, But Errors Were Noted	Processes the document with the acceptable FA status normally.
Only Accepted	Accepted	Processes the document with the acceptable FA status normally.
Only Accepted	Any of the following: Not Allowed Rejected Partially Accepted Accepted, But Errors Were Noted	Handles the processing differently for these unacceptable FA statuses.
Not Rejected	Any of the following: Accepted Not Allowed Partially Accepted Accepted, But Errors Were Noted	Processes the document with the acceptable FA status normally.
Not Rejected	Rejected	Handles the processing different for these unacceptable FA statuses.

For more information about how Module for EDI processes the documents based on their FA statuses, see Defining Actions Module for EDI Takes Based on FA Status.

Note: When you are using non-standard processing, Module for EDI does not use the FAGeneration/processDocument EDITPA variable. Instead, it uses the Process Document setting that you set from the Interchange Information Detail screen of the Module for EDI home page. For more information about accessing and using this screen, see Defining Interchange-Level Sender/Receiver Pair Information.