File splitting overview

You must split certain incoming files into corresponding individual messages before processing. The source files before the split are also called the parent message. After the split dependent messages are created each having its own partner agreement, processing flow, and UUID.

Message processing follows a specified order method, order mode setting, and selected order manifest.

Order method

The split messages are processed ordered or unordered in relation to other split messages from the same parent. Select the check box for ordered processing.

Order modes

Ordered split messages are processed according to the sequence of the split message in the parent message. In the event of a split message failure, the message order mode setting describes how to proceed with the next split message. The order mode includes these options:
  • Continue on Fail: Processing of the succeeding messages is continued, regardless of whether the previous message fails or completes successfully.
  • Fail Succeeding: Succeeding messages are flagged as "failed" if the previous message fails.

Order main manifest after last split

Selecting this option waits for the last split message to complete processing before it marks the parent as finished. The finished parent then goes back to the main agreement queue for processing.