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NACHA Electronic Payment messages

This GitHub repository holds DFDL schemas that model NACHA - The Electronic Payments Association messages. The messages correspond to the following releases of the NACHA Operating Rules and Guidelines:

2013

To download the repository go to http://dfdlschemas.github.com/NACHA/.

A NACHA message is referred to as a file, and consists of a File Header record, repeating batches and a File Control record. A batch consists of a Batch Header record, repeating entries and a Batch Control record. An entry consists of an Entry Detail record optionally followed by Addenda records.

Entry Detail records of the following types are currently supported:

PPD
CCD
CTX
ACK
ATX

Addenda records including those for Returns, Dishonored Returns and Contested Dishonoured Returns are supported.

The NACHA 2013 schemas are in the '2013' folder.

Test data and infosets are included.

The DFDL schemas are compatible with IBM DFDL 1.1 release, as shipped in IBM Integration Bus 9.0.0.1 onwards and IBM App Connect Enterprise 11.0.0.0 onwards.

As of 2017-01-11, these schemas are also compatible with the Daffodil open-source DFDL implementation, and can be tested via 'sbt test' using the 'sbt' build tool. They require a snapshot build of daffodil 2.0.0 currently, but this will be updated once the official Daffodil 2.0.0 release is available.


NACHA 2013 Operating Rules and Guidelines may be purchased from the NACHA website: www.nacha.org

Please observe the copyright notice within each schema.

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nacha's Issues

PPD entries

Hello,

Do you have plans to add PPD entries support to this schema? If yes, how could I help?

Thanks,
George

Daffodil warnings excessive - suppress somehow

When using this schema with Daffodil (2.1 branch), you get a lot of warnings like this:

Schema Definition Warning: Element has no empty representation so cannot have XSD default='0' as a default value.
Schema context: element reference {ach:2013}PriorityCode Location line 55 column 18 in file:/home/mbeckerle-unencrypted/DFDLSchemas/NACHA/2013/nacha_records.xsd

These should be suppressed somehow. Ideally suppressing only this warning.

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