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>We have an ICFF set up that has been working
>great for the past 8 years, and now were
>switching to a new bank, and when we send the
>file to the new bank, there getting the file,
>but there is a duplicate record, and now the
>word  << exchange rje blah blah >>> is showing
>up on the bank side, so it seems the communication
>line is adding data to our records...

I haven't done RJE in aeons, so my memory is not good.  The first thing to
check is the line, controller and device descriptions.  Make sure that the
new set match the old set.  Presuming that they're OK, I'd run a line trace
to see if you are in fact transmitting the extra data.  Make sure the extra
data isn't present in the source file (that is, the file you're sending
from.)

One of the keys here is to note that your original setup was working great
for years.  Now it's time to carefully examine every element that has
changed.  Configuration files, line description, HLL program, source data.
Make a list of everything that's changed, no matter how trivial.  If there
was a small bug implementing a changed item, you might have corrupted data.
  --buck


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