This process updates the database |
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Student Finance |
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Purpose |
To calculate fee disbursement amounts, determine allocations and create point in time snapshots of amounts to be disbursed, providing three levels of detail. |
Normally Run By |
Fees staff |
Anticipated Frequency |
Two to three times per semester |
Update Process(es) |
Details of disbursed amounts and allocations stored on the database as point in time snapshots are the basis of journal entries. |
Parameter Sample |
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Related/Dependent Jobs |
This
job is the first in the fee disbursement cycle and must be run before
the job to process disbursement journals, FINJ7400. The
Fee Disbursement Snapshot Exceptions Report (FINR7320) reports on outcomes
of this process. Snapshots created by this job can be deleted by running FINJ7310. |
Update Process |
The
fee disbursement process accesses debt and payment records relating
to an individual student's fee liabilities incurred for a specific fee
within a fee period. Each record represents the total assessed debt
or total payment for the fee liability at the effective 2run time of the disbursement process (see Timing in the Run Details section). Based
on each relevant debt or payment record accessed, this process
These
records become input for the process to create disbursement journals,
FINJ7400. Student
load. Student records (course attempts and unit attempts)
are accessed as at the effective date of the last fee assessment and it is determined whether load is incurred in accord
with the charge
method apportionment calendars.
For STUDENT and PERCOURSE disbursement formulas, at least
one unit must be deemed to incur load. Additionally, the status of the
relevant course and unit attempts must be fee assessable. Limit
of disbursement. The disbursement of a student's assessed fee debt
and related payments will never exceed the available balance. This may
result in formulas not being used or a lesser amount being used on the
last formula processed. Currency. Disbursement is in local currency, as specified in Maintain International Currency Codes (FINF1410). Where assessed debt or payment is in some other currency, assessed amounts are converted to the local currency via the exchange rate value recorded for each transaction on the date of recording the transaction. Payment amounts are converted to the local currency based on the exchange rate applied at the time of receiving each payment. |
Run Details |
MethodFINJ7300
runs only in batch mode, through the Job
Control & Scheduling subsystem. Subsequent
processing After
running this job, run the Fee Disbursement Snapshot Exceptions Report
(FINR7320) to review outcomes of the process. Running the process and
report can be repeated as often as necessary, allowing adjustment of
the fee disbursement formulas and other data until outcomes are as required. All
snapshots created by the process can be deleted by running FINJ7310. Once
the formulas are satisfactory, create journal entries by running FINJ7400.
Journal entries can be created for all or a percentage of the calculated
disbursement amounts. TimingIf
FINJ7300 is run within the period represented by the start and end date aliases
for the fee period, the current date is the effective run date. If it
is run after that period, the date represented by the end date alias
is taken as the effective run date for the creation of the associated
disbursement snapshots. It is expected that the disbursement cycle will be run at the start of semester, allocating only a portion (e.g. 50%) of calculated amounts to organisational units through the job to process disbursement journals, and that disbursement processing will be repeated to allocate the balance after the census date. |
Job Parameters |
A
financial period must be selected. Select
the required fee period from the list of fee assessment periods
presented in the second parameter, or use '%' to encompass all fee periods
in the financial period. The
next two parameters control the range of student liabilities processed.
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Last
Modified on 11 March 2002