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EXTOL EDI Integrator - Testing an RPG External Call

8th February 2014

In our earlier posting we reviewed how to create an RPG external call

Testing a new Extol EDI Integrator external call should not be difficult. From the EEI mapping menu, take option #4.

While reviewing the code tables, place a ’T’ on the codetable entry. In our example below we are going to use ‘ADDDAYS’ (an EXTOL shipped external call).

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After placing '1’ on the code table, we will determine the direction of the code table

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Note: When testing the a new external code table, make sure that the code table resides in a library that is present in the interactive library list,

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