Purpose

To view any rule applying to a Disbursement Formula and access the form to create and Edit Rules

SubSystem

Finance

The use of a specific Disbursement Formula in a set can be confined to income from a particular group of students liable for the Fee Type. This is achieved by recording text for a rule that limits the application of the formula according to characteristics of the student or the Student Course Attempt. For example, the rule text could specify that a formula only applies to income from students studying off campus.

The rule can be seen in this form. The form also gives access to RULF2000 where the text of the rule is created or edited.

At present only one rule applies for formulas, the 'Fee Disbursement Formula Rule'. The text for this rule can be different for each formula, within the limits afforded by the syntax components supplied for use with the rule.

How the Fee Disbursement Formula Rule Works

For each student record being processed in Process Disbursement Snapshot, FINJ7300, the rules engine is called for each formula. It is passed the student's Person ID number and the Course Code of the Student's Course Attempt. Where rule text exists, the formula is only applied to income derived from the student's liability if the rule is valid for that student and/or Course Attempt. Where no rule text applies, no restrictions are placed on application of the formula.

Accessed

The form is accessed through FINF7210, via the Formula Rules button.

The Fee Disbursement Formula block contains:

• Fee Type
• System Fee Type
• System Fee Trigger Category
• Calendar Type
• Start Date
• End Date

The Fee Disbursement Formula Rule block contains:

• Rule Description
• Rule Text

  Button

• Edit Rule

Rule/Notes:

To create or edit the text for the Fee Disbursement Formula Rule, access RULF2000 via the Edit Rule button.

Rules/Notes:

If no text has been defined for the Fee Disbursement Formula Rule in respect of the formula selected, an UNDEFINED lamp is displayed to the right of the rule description.