The function of this message is to respond to an OMI message. An ORI message is the application acknowledgment to an OMI message. See Chapter 2 for a description of the acknowledgment paradigm.
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| MSH-15 | MSH-16 | Immediate ACK | Application Ack |
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| Blank | Blank | ACK^O24^ACK | - |
| NE | NE | - | - |
| AL, ER, SU | NE | ACK^O24^ACK | - |
There is not supposed to be an Application Level acknowledgement to an Application Level Acknowledgement message. In Enhanced Mode, MSH-16 SHALL always be set to NE (Never).