RESPONSE Telecommunication response (F6)
This is the standard NCPDP Telecommunication F6 spec, with 2 loops and 15 segment positions.
The OpenEDI JSON, the C# template and the ediFabric Native JSON are available for download by request. Open a support ticket to ask for them.
Use the RESPONSE spec in your code
ediFabric .NET
Add the C# template and its common files to your project, or reference the template NuGet package, and read RESPONSE files into TSRESPONSE objects. See ediFabric .NET.
ediFabric Native
Native supports X12 today, and NCPDP is coming. When it's available, map version F6 to this Native model with set_map to parse RESPONSE files to JSON from Python, Java, C or C#. See ediFabric Native.
OpenEDI
The OpenEDI file for this transaction is available for download by request, with the C# template and the Native JSON. Read about OpenEDI.
Generate RESPONSE classes in Python, Java, Node.js, Go, Rust or C
The OpenEDI file describes each RESPONSE as JSON. To work with RESPONSE data as typed objects, generate classes from the OpenEDI file in your language; the root class is TSRESPONSE. The classes keep the loops, segments, lengths and code lists, but not the EDI data formats. Read more in Generate a class from OpenEDI.
Python: datamodel-code-generator. Node.js: openapi-typescript. Java, Go, Rust and C: OpenAPI Generator.
RESPONSE structure
Loops and segments of the standard RESPONSE, with their usage and maximum repeats.
| ID | Name | Usage | Max use |
|---|---|---|---|
| G1 | G1 | Mandatory | 1 |
| Loop AM20 | AM20 | Mandatory | 1 |
| AM20 | AM20 | Mandatory | 1 |
| AM25 | AM25 | Optional | 1 |
| AM27 | AM27 | Optional | 1 |
| AM29 | AM29 | Optional | 1 |
| Loop AM21 | AM21 | Mandatory | 4 |
| AM21 | AM21 | Mandatory | 1 |
| AM22 | AM22 | Optional | 1 |
| AM23 | AM23 | Optional | 1 |
| AM26 | 2 | Optional | 1 |
| AM24 | AM24 | Optional | 1 |
| AM26 | AM26 | Optional | 1 |
| AM28 | AM28 | Optional | 1 |
| AM39 | AM39 | Optional | 1 |
| AM36 | AM36 | Optional | 1 |
| AM40 | AM40 | Optional | 1 |