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GRDJ6000 - Create Testamur Extract
Purpose |
To Extract Data containing relevant information for inclusion on a Testamur (Award Certificate/Parchment). |
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Subsystem | Graduation | |
Normally Run By | Graduation Administrator | |
Anticipated Frequency | In the period immediately preceding a Graduation Ceremony | |
Structure | Block | Create a Testamur Extract |
Tabs | Parameters | |
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Extract Process This job uses the generic 'Extract Table' structure to store extracted data which can be used for the production of Testamurs. A program which uses the extracted data (and data from other Callista tables if required) to produce Testamurs can be custom built by the institution. The program accesses the extracted data via views specifically created for the Testamur Extract process. Extract Creation Processes describes this methodology. Technical detail regarding Testamur Extracts is provided in the Callista Product Centre (wiki.callista.com.au/display/CPC). Details of the data available in Testamur Extract views is available in Testamur Extract - View Details Record Selection Records can be selected for batches of Graduands or for a single Graduand Award. Primary record selection is dependent on which of certain parameters are used. Records are extracted only for Graduands with a Graduand Status of GRADUATED, and:
Other parameters can be used for batch Testamur Extraction to further refine the set of records extracted. Record Extraction The extract process creates a record in the S_EXTRACT table which identifies the particular extract job run. It creates corresponding records of Graduands for whom a Testamur Extract Record has been created in the S_EXTRACT_RECORD table. Records are not normally created where a Testamur record has already been extracted once, however, a parameter allows this job to be run to produce a replacement Testamur. Update Process For each Student Course Attempt for which a Testamur record is extracted, the process can register an outgoing Correspondence Item, with a specific Testamur Correspondence Type (CORF2320). If required a parameter allows Testamur Extract Records to be produced without the recording of Correspondence Items. Run Details Method GRDJ6000 runs only in batch mode, through the Job Control & Scheduling Subsystem. Place in Cycle This job would typically be run after the Set Graduand Order in Presentation job (GRDJ5200) although it could be run prior to this job for Graduands receiving their Awards in-absentia (System Graduand Status of INABSENTIA). Viewing the Extracted Data Data is usually processed by the institution's custom built Testamur creation and printing job. Data can be viewed in the S_EXTRACT and S_EXTRACT_RECORD tables, or in a more useable form in the views Testamur_EXTRACT_V and Testamur_RECORD_V, using an ad-hoc query tool.
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The Create a Testamur Extract block contains: Parameters Tab
More Tab
Individual Testamur
Production Details
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Rules/Notes: This job is run late in the graduation cycle and is typically run following GRDJ5200 (Set Graduand Order in Presentation). This ensures that the Testamurs can be printed in the same order as the Graduands will be presented during the Ceremony. A suitable Correspondence Type (e.g. Testamur) should exist (see CORF2110) and be linked to the output from this job. The mapping of Awards to particular Testamur Types (in CRSF1190) may be needed. |
The parameters for this job are grouped on the parameter form according to whether the job is being run for a batch of Testamurs or for a single Testamur. Batch Testamur parameters are used to refine the set of Testamur Extract Records produced. |
Rules/Notes: The % symbol indicates that the parameter is not considered for processing. |
Last modified on 17 August, 2015 3:01 PM
History Information
Release Version | Project | Change to Document |
18.0.0.2 | 2011 - Calipso |
Updated reference and link to the tech docs in the CPC wiki space. |
12.1.1.0.0.0 | 1601 - HE Graduation Statement | Added 'Create Person ID Group' check box |