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BizTalk 2010 Recipes : EDI Solutions - Adding an EDI Schema to a Project

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1. Problem

You are developing an EDI solution that will use the HIPAA–compliant X12 00401 837 Professional and Institutional schemas. You need to add these schemas to your project so that documents conforming to the 837 schema can be routed and mapped in BizTalk.

2. Solution

To add the BizTalk 837 schema to a Visual Studio project, take the following steps:

  1. Right-click the project in Visual Studio, and select Add→Existing Item.

  2. Browse to the $\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010\XSD_Schema\EDI\HIPAA\00401A1 folder. You will see folders for the various health care claims. Select the X12_00401_837_P.xsd file, and click the Add button. Repeat this for the X12_00401_837_I.xsd file.

NOTE

You will need to extract the schemas using the MicrosoftEdiXSDTemplates.exe file, located in the root of the XSD_Schema\EDI folder.

Once added, the schemas can be referenced and used like any other schema. Figure 1 shows the 837 Professional schema in Visual Studio.

Figure 1. The 837 Professional schema

3. How It Works

There is no difference between an EDI schema and a standard BizTalk schema, except that the EDI schemas ship with BizTalk and are fully defined and ready to use. There are literally thousands of EDI related schemas available to choose from. EDI schemas generally are more complex than other types of schemas and come with a large amount of field restriction and validation on them.

For example, several of the elements in BHT_BeginningOfHierarchicalTransaction_TS837Q1 have specific enumerations that are allowed. Figure 2 shows one of these enumerations. Data being processed through the EDI pipelines would fail validation if a value were in a field that didn't match one of the options in the enumeration.

Figure 2. An enumeration

NOTE

There is generally no need to modify the EDI schemas. On the off chance that one does need to be modified, it is sometimes easiest to modify in a text editor. The BizTalk schema editor can become slow with some of the larger EDI schemas (many are multiple megabytes in size).

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