It turns out that the source system puts strings such as "FREE INTO
STORE" (i.e. don't charge for freight) in the Freight Instructions
field.
We decided to use /ord:Order/cac:TransactionConditions/cbc:Description
to hold that information.
Regards
Michael Strasser
Brisbane, Australia
"Michael Strasser" <Mich...@brisbane.qld.gov.au> 3/03/2008 16:50
I am getting close to modelling our documents using UBL schemas and
extensions kindly provided by Stephen Green.
Our faxed Purchase Order includes a multi-line field called Freight
Instructions. I am seeking clarification from the business what they
mean by this.
From my looking at it, the best UBL analogue appears to be
/ord:Order/cac:Delivery/cac:Despatch and its components. But if the
business wants the ability to write free-form instructions there
appears to be no place for that. I thought of using
/ord:Order/cbc:Note but it is already earmarked for general
information relating to the order as a whole.
Have I missed something obvious?
Thanks in advance
Michael Strasser
Brisbane, Australia
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