OBLC | CLDPYMNT - Liquidation Processed When The Limit Date Is Updated Before Save (Doc ID 3011215.1)

Last updated on MARCH 26, 2024

Applies to:

Symptoms

On : 14.6.0.5.0 version, Implementation Support

ACTUAL BEHAVIOR
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OBCL | CLDPYMNT - Liquidation Processed when the Limit Date is updated before Save

For an OBCL contract, while performing payment, during amount due population, user selects the maturity date to populate.
After allocating Interest Component (fully) and Principal Component (partially), user modifies the limit date which is lesser than the maturity date and saves the payment process.
System allows the user to save and authorize the transaction with the Limit Date having recent updated date.

EXPECTED BEHAVIOR
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System should do either of the below options
1. The user should not be able to modify the Limit date once due is populated
(OR)
2. System should throw an error message once the Limit date is modified after population of dues

Changes

 Fix :- During payment save, code fix provided to prompt the user to click the POPULATE button again if limit date or value date is changed after amount population.

Same case is handled for LBDPYMNT as well.
Components Affected
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oldpmnt_rad.xml;olpks_oldpmnt_kernel.sql;lbdpymnt_rad.xml;lbpks_lbdpymnt_kernel.sql;20240213_110200653_40_cszb_fid_data_blocks.inc;20240213_110644181_48_erzb_msgs.inc;20240213_110509266_65_cszb_field_labels.inc;20240213_110422633_41_cszb_fid_data_blocks.inc;20240213_110307927_64_cszb_field_labels.inc;

Fix :- UI Fields are Text based fields - in order to store date values from the work variables to the UI fields - they need to be converted appropriately with the required date format (to_char(Dt,'DD-MON-RRRR'))
Components Affected
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olpks_oldpmnt_kernel.sql;olpks_oldpmnsi_kernel.sql;lbpks_lbdpymnt_kernel.sql;

Cause

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