Setting Host in B2B

Hi,
Is there any way to setup 2 Hosts in B2B? We are plannning to merge one of our siste concern into our system and we want merge all the EDI Customers into our system. Do we need to change the EDI Interchange ID in order to merge the Customers or we can use the B2B with setting up 2 different hosts?
Please advise.
Thanks in Advance.
Saravana

Hi Saravana,
In no way you can have two host trading partners in Oracle B2B though this use case can be addressed by using different EDI identifiers for both the hosting parties. At Oracle B2B add identifiers for both the hosting parties in same host TP and whil modelling agreement, select the appropriate identifier.
Regards,
Anuj

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