Michael Ellerbeck

ST

ST01 Transaction Set Identifier Code i.e. 997 for a Functional Acknowledgment

ST02 Transaction Set Control Number

AK1

AK101 Functional Identifier Code i.e. if you are acknowledging a SI, send SI

AK102 Group Control Number i.e. the assigned number originated and maintained by the sender

AK2

AK201 Transaction set identifier code i.e. if you are FA an 858 send 858

AK202 Transaction set control number

And AK5 was most interesting to me

AK501 Transaction Set Acknowledgment Code

A Accepted

E Accepted But Errors Were Noted

R Rejected

AK501 Transaction Set Syntax Error Code

Code indicating error found based on the syntax editing of a transaction set

1 Transaction Set Not Supported
2 Transaction Set Trailer Missing
3 Transaction Set Control Number in Header and Trailer Do Not Match
4 Number of Included Segments Does Not Match Actual Count
5 One or More Segments in Error
6 Missing or Invalid Transaction Set Identifier
7 Missing or Invalid Transaction Set Control Number

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If you are running your computer as a joe schmoe user, and you have a mapped drive to a server, when you go to connect to an administrative share it will give you:

Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed.

In order to get around this try the below

From here

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Windows_Networking/Q_22912036.html

There’s a little workaround that allows you as many as two parallel connections with different credentials to the same machine:
For one connection, use the host name to connect to the share, for the other connection, use the IP address.

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There are posts all over the place showing you how to get your iphone UUID. But I’m lazy and I can’t be bothered to connect my iphone to my computer and open up Itunes (what an abomination of a program anyways)

Anyways there is an app for that… its called hm UUID which gives your UUID and then lets you email it to someone.

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