Multiple 850 definitions

Hi,
I am currently trying to use two different ecs files for the 850 document type. Here are the steps I followed:
1. Copied the "base" 850.ecs to <Partner1>850.ecs. Made modifications to <Partner1>850.ecs.
2. While creating the operational capability of "Partner1" I chose not to use the default 850 definition and uploaded the <Partner1>850.ecs file. I kept the document protocol parameters the same.
3. I got this error after running:
Segment ISA(Interchange Control Header) at guideline position (N/A) is missing. This segment's standard option is Mandatory.{br}{br}This segment was expected after:{br}{tab}Segment Count: 0{br}{tab}Character: 1095
I had observed this error before and the reason for the same was that my ecs file would have the envelope segments within it. This turned out to be the issue again. So I went ahead and modified the ecs file so that envelope segments were not present. Now I tried to upload this but I got a unique constraint error. I then modified the file name, document name etc and it got uploaded.
However, After creating a fresh agreement and restarting I still got the same error as above. Could it be that it is still picking the older ecs file which I guess is still in the database ? Would I have to delete the wrong ecs file for this to work ? Is there some way to do this.
regards,
Narayanan

Few Best practices..
1. Quese, purge and retire the configuration every time you would like to undeploy the Agreement.
2. One Agreement per Configuration. There is a trade off of increased managebility as there are lot of
agreement which needs to be managed, the advantage being you can selectively deploy undeploy the
agreement with out affective any other message flow.
Rgds,Ramesh

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