Migrating Your Map: Illustration 1

When migrating from one version to another, you must stay within the standard. For example, you cannot migrate from a version in the ANSI X12 standard to a version in the EDIFACT standard.
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Migrating Your Map: Illustration 2

In this illustration, only the first map will be migrated. Because Delta does not overwrite your current EDI model with the migrated model, but rather, makes a copy of it. It is entirely up to you to determine which associated maps, if any, are migrated along with your EDI model.
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Migrating Your Map: Illustration 3

This screen contains two window panes. The Files Produced pane displays the names of the new model and map(s) that were produced. Delta never overwrites current models and maps, but rather, creates new ones and inserts the new EDI version into the file name.

The Errors window pane notes any discrepancies between the EDI version you started with and the EDI version you migrated to.
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Migrating Your Map: Illustration 4

Delta highlights broken rules in red. In this illustration, the highighted rule references the MSG01 element which, according to the Model/Map Migration Results screen, is no longer present in our new EDI version. This rule must be repaired before the map will run correctly.
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