Isa 10 on X12

Management and Administration
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sriniemr wrote on Wednesday, June 13, 2012:

Hi

Does anyone know about  the below code in x12 gen_x12_837.inc?

    “*” . $claim->x12gsisa05() .
    “*” . $claim->x12gssenderid() .
    “*” . $claim->x12gsisa07() .
    “*” . $claim->x12gsreceiverid() .
    “*030911” . //why this line
    “*1630” .  //why this line
    “*” . ($CMS_5010 ? “^”     : “U”    ) .
    “*” . ($CMS_5010 ? “00501” : “00401”) .
    “*000000001” .
    “*” . $claim->x12gsisa14() .
    “*” . $claim->x12gsisa15() .

what is the purpose of the above  two lines.because if we didn’t mention the x12 partner for an insurance company,it  prints

the first four character with date

ex:0309yymmdd  

Pls can any one explain the purpose of the lines

thanks

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sunsetsystems wrote on Wednesday, June 13, 2012:

Those are just dummy date/time values that are later replaced by the current date and time (by billing_process.php) when the claim is generated.

Rod
www.sunsetsystems.com

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sriniemr wrote on Wednesday, June 13, 2012:

Thank you rod,

I understood that,but why 0309 is printed with previous of date format?

COuld u pls explain more?

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sunsetsystems wrote on Wednesday, June 13, 2012:

I have no idea, sounds like a bug.  Suggest you document exact steps to reproduce, and fill out a tracker item.

Rod
www.sunsetsystems.com

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sriniemr wrote on Wednesday, June 13, 2012:

Ok,if you generate a claim without mention the x12 partner it shows the issue.

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tmccormi wrote on Thursday, June 14, 2012:

The issue here is that the system should just log or alert that as and error and not create a claim at all.  That turned out to be the problem with the sporadic REF*86 issue I reported … (by the way)
-Tony