System Exception When Guarantee Interest Rate Is Zero
(Doc ID 2692054.1)
Last updated on JULY 20, 2020
Applies to:
Oracle Insurance Policy Administration J2EE - Version 11.0.2.19 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
On : 11.0.2.19 version, General
The client has a guaranteed interest rate that can be 0%.
When updating the rate to 0%, the system reports the following message:
ERROR
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Client has a Guaranteed Interest Rate that can fall to Zero (0%). When the rate is set to 0%, the system throws an exception:
Caused by: com.adminserver.utl.exception.AsExceptionUtl: Failed to load a rate for the following rate group - IULP17_GUAR_IntRate.
at com.adminserver.pas.bll.BaseInterestCalculationBll.processLookupRateType(BaseInterestCalculationBll.java:209)
at com.adminserver.pas.bll.BaseInterestCalculationBll.assignInterestRates(BaseInterestCalculationBll.java:132)
at com.adminserver.pas.bll.InterestRateCalculationBll.processInterestAssignments(InterestRateCalculationBll.java:404)
at com.adminserver.pas.bll.InterestRateCalculationBll.calculateInterestRates(InterestRateCalculationBll.java:315)
at com.adminserver.pas.bll.InterestRateCalculationBll.processCompoundInterestType(InterestRateCalculationBll.java:255)
STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
1. Configure a fixed fund that has a guaranteed interest rate.
2. Set the guaranteed interest rate to 0%.
3. Open a policy with that fund and navigate to the Values screen.
4. Observe an exception in the system log.
*** The system should allow an interest rate of 0%.
Cause
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