CKCC or CKNC - xxDATEID

Check stock ID followed by DATEID
Code Category: CKCC and / or CKNC
Code Value: xxDATEID (Where xx is the check stock ID for the checks that will be canceled / issued) (e.g., WFDATEID).
Short Description: TAPE
Medium Description: Used to describe this common code entry.
Long Description: Used to describe this common code entry.
Associated Numeric Values
1: For ASCII and EBCDIC type files, this field indicates the starting position (column) of the check date in the record. For COMMA type files, this value should indicate the field number of the check date.
2: For ASCII and EBCDIC type files, this field indicates the length of the check date in the record with a maximum value of 10. For COMMA type files, this value is not used and should be set to 2.
3: For ASCII and EBCDIC type files, this field indicates the starting position (column) of the check stock ID in the record. For COMMA type files, this value should indicate the field number of the check date. This value is only used when loading new checks into CK with the CKUTBK process.
4: For ASCII and EBCDIC type files, this field indicates the length of the check stock ID in the record with a maximum value of 10. For COMMA type files, this value is not used and should be set to 2. This value is only used when loading new checks into CK with the CKUTBK process.
5: Reserved for future use.
Associated Codes
1: The format of the date. Valid formats are YMD and MDY.
2: Check date type (i.e., "CHAR" or "BINARY").
3: Optional CKID type (i.e., "CHAR")
4: "MATCHID" for Bank-ID translation. If this field contains "MATCHID," ONLY IDs that match the user's response to the system prompt "Please enter the two-character Bank / Check ID Code will be processed. If a record in the file does not exactly match the user's response, the record will be skipped (i.e., the record will not be processed and no error will be issued.
5: Enter "Y" to direct the system to write unknown check numbers to the batch file. Enter "N" to direct the system not to write unknown check numbers to the batch file.
Associated Descriptions
1-4: Reserved for future use.
5: Used if and only if Associated Code (4) specifies MATCHID. This is optional even if Associated Code (4) is specified. Enter the Bank's ID that needs to be converted to BusinessPLUS' two-character check stock ID. This allows the CKID length specified in Associated Numeric Value (4) to have meaning when it is greater than two. Associated Description (5) may be up to twelve characters long and its length should match the length specified in Associated Numeric Value (4).For example, if a bank is sending three characters, like 001, to specify the Bank ID=FI, enter MATCHID in the CKCC/FIDATEID common code at Code (4) and at Associated Description (5) enter "001." With this set up, when the bank's file contains 001, it is interpreted as meaning FI (if and only if Associated Code (4) is set to MATCHID).