In the coming weeks we will be migrating the AESDirect database to a new platform and new servers.
What does this mean to you?
Although the developers have created a number of internal changes to make the application more robust and easier to manage, the migration will not require you to take direct action. The migration will be as transparent as possible. You will, however, see several small changes and improvements to the AESDirect application.
AESDirect.gov and AESWeblink Users
In the first phase of the migration beginning August 28, 2011, you will notice that some links on the Main Menu and within the application have been removed, added, or changed, as follows:
In the second phase of the migration, user accounts will be moved to the new database servers. Accounts will be transitioned in groups beginning August 30, 2011 through the end of September 2011. After your transition takes place, you will notice a few more changes:
EDI Vendors and Clients
If you use EDI to submit to AESDirect or you are an EDI vendor, you will notice changes to the text of the error messages. The EDI system will mirror the same error messages as www.aesdirect.gov in order to reduce the amount of Fatal Errors.
For additional information on the interface changes, please visit: //www.aesdirect.gov/support/interface_changes.html.