How does the system interpret data from an Incoming Message?

The system interprets data from an Incoming Message primarily using the Incoming Message Definition. This definition outlines the structure, format, and semantics of the incoming messages, providing a clear set of rules and specifications for how to process and interpret the data contained within those messages.

By relying on the Incoming Message Definition, the system can accurately map the incoming data to the expected internal data structures, making it essential for the proper functioning of message processing. This approach ensures that the system can handle a variety of message formats consistently and efficiently.

While converting to a text format, analyzing internal representation, or storing in a log file may be part of broader message processing or logging functionalities, they do not directly contribute to the interpretation of the incoming data as outlined in the question. The Incoming Message Definition is the key component that guides how the system interprets and processes the incoming messages correctly.