How Do I Know I Have Hit a False Positive (Seed) Violation? - VeriMove - 4.0

A False Positive (Seed) violation error message is generated by the CASS certified coding application used for DPV and/or LACS^Link processing. For example, if you encounter a False Positive (Seed) violation using VeriMove internal CASS processing, the following occurs:

1. The function (DPV or LACS^Link) generating the False Positive (Seed) violation stops processing.
2. The VeriMove job continues to run to completion.
3. The error message shown below is written to the event log file:
   • DPV Seed Violation Message:

     20124 - DPV RUN VIOLATION…SEED RECORD HIT


     "CALL PB-DMT TECH SUPPORT CASE 4 DPV4"

   • LACS Seed Violation Message:

     PCLERR_LACSVIOLATION (20152): Occurred during LACSLink seed violation.

4. VeriMove does not generate the USPS Form 3553 (CASS Summary Report).
5. For Windows, Unix, and Linux environments, VeriMove creates a "seedlog.txt" file in your VeriMove directory containing the False Positive (Seed) violation.
6. The function (DPV or LACS^Link) generating the False Positive (Seed) violation cannot process subsequent jobs until a re-activation key is applied. Attempts to run VeriMove after a False Positive (Seed) violation before acquiring a new key will result in one of the following messages in the event log:
   • DPV:

     Internal CASS Engine Error: Return code = CASS System Error - 20124 DPV


     Processing Error Call PB-DMT tech support Case 4 DPV4.

   • LACS^Link:

     Internal CASS Engine Error: Return code = CASS System Error - LACS Error:

     Function Name: callLacsInit Msg: LACSLinkInit() Failed.