We’re hitting an issue in our production environment: Best approach for real-time EDI 850 processing?
Has anyone run into this before? Running JD Edwards 9.2.6, tools release 9.2.6.3. Any pointers on where to start would be appreciated — this is blocking a go-live.
We use Orchestrator with a scheduled trigger polling the F47011/F47012 tables. For true real-time, an inbound REST endpoint into Orchestrator works better than the classic flat-file batch.
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