125.2.2.4 Code-Extraction from KNDEF

If the own physical node comprises more virtual nodes with different codes, the parameters NUMEXT/NUMRED can be supplied with ##### instead of explicit codes. In this case, all codes are extracted automatically from KNDEF-Table. The so called Skip Digits have to be considered.

Example:

Output:

H09: DNNOL=OWN WAS CONVERTED ACCORDING TO KNDEF-TABLE INTO DNNO=1.
EXTRACTED NUMBER: NUMRED=9 (SKIP DIGITS HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED)

H09: DNNOL=OWN WAS CONVERTED ACCORDING TO KNDEF-TABLE INTO DNNO=10.
EXTRACTED NUMBER: NUMRED=66 (SKIP DIGITS HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED)

H09: DNNOL=OWN WAS CONVERTED ACCORDING TO KNDEF-TABLE INTO DNNO=21.
EXTRACTED NUMBER: NUMRED=445 (SKIP DIGITS HAVE BEEN CONSIDERED)

H10: PLEASE NOTE THAT ENTRIES, WHICH ARE EXTRACTED FROM KNDEF-TABLE, ARE NOT
AUTOMATICALLY ADAPTED, IF KNDEF-TABLE IS CHANGED.

The Skip Digits specify how many digits are to be copied from the KNDEF-Table. KNDEF-Table entries are only considered if they contain a node code (NODECD) and Skip Digits /= 0 (NODECDSK). This is the reason why in the example above no entries are generated for DNNO 2 and 3.

Note: The extraction of the KNDEF-Table is only allowed in numbering plan UNKNOWN and in level 0. If the KNDEF-Table contains node numbers with multiple levels, only level 0 is evaluated. Therefore the KNDEF-Table must be unique for level 0 entries (e.g. codes cannot be extracted if entries for NNO 1-1-2 and 1-3-2 exist).

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