BAPLIE: further comments

In the previous BAPLIE sample there is the following Stowage Instruction:

• Container: GEKS1504090 (LOC.EQD segment as c237.8260);
• Stowage Position: 0010112 (LOC.LOC segment as c517.3225);
• Main-Carrige Transport: Vessel SALERNO PRIDE (TDT.TDT segment);
• Loading Port: Cagliari (LOC.LOC segment as c517.3225);
• Discharging Port: Salerno (LOC.LOC segment as c517.3225).

There are also other interesting infos into the file and I would suggest to use the BAPLIE Viewer in order to retrieve them.

BAPLIE is also used to give infos about Breakbulk cargo loaded onto vessels; let's have a look at the next sample to understand the way it works:

UNB+UNOA:2+SENDER-ID+RECEIVER-ID+090211:0811+0001+++++GEKU'
UNH+0001+BAPLIE:D:95B:UN:SMDG20'
BGM++0001+9'
DTM+137:0902110811:201'
TDT+20+00018NB+++GEK:172:ZZZ+++47AVS:103:ZZZ:SALERNO PRIDE:IT'
LOC+5+ITCAG:139:6'
LOC+61+ITSAL:139:6'
DTM+132:090211:101'
DTM+178:0902111230:201'
DTM+136:0902112330:201'
RFF+VON:GKS01A'
LOC+147+0010112::5'
FTX+AAA+++LARGE VEHICLE'
MEA+WT++KGM:32500'
DIM+1+CMT:890:250:220'
LOC+9+ITCAG:139:6'
LOC+11+ITSAL:139:6'
RFF+BM:1'
EQD+BB+NY20978ZZ'
NAD+CA+GEK:172:ZZZ'
UNT+20+0001'
UNZ+1+0001'

I have added a couple of extra infos in order to deal properly the Breakbulk:

• Element 8053 on LOC.EQD segment now is BB (Breakbulk);
• On LOC.DIM segment there are off-standard Breakbulk dimensions; in detail:
  890 cm over-length, 250 cm over-width and 220 cm over-height.