Messages from e-RB to DBS Sample Clauses

Messages from e-RB to DBS. The DBS will validate eBulkApplicationsBatch messages received from e-RBs at message (file- / batch-) level and also, where that has succeeded, at individual application level, as described in [1] and [2]. This includes validation that messages are compliant with the format and, in particular, XML schema definition described in [2], validation of filename format and, at application-level, additional business validation. Where message-level validation fails, the DBS will respond with an EBulkApplicationBatchRejection message that will provide the reason(s) that the message failed this validation. Where application-level validation fails for a particular application, the application receipt returned for that application will indicate rejection of that application and provide the reason(s) that the application failed this validation. In the event of message or application rejection, e-RBs should rectify the problem(s), seeking support from their local helpdesk / service desk. When such local channels of support have been exhausted and assistance is required from DBS the e-RB should follow the procedures set out in section 7.6. In the case of rejection of an individual application (as a result of application-level validation), the corrected application may be re-submitted with its original RB application reference.
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