Oracle® Insurance XML Configuration Guide Release 10.2.0.0 E62439-01
The SystemDateEditor will parse a SystemDateScreen business rule. This will allow for addtional data that the Palette is not built to capture. It is perfectly fine to not have the rules as everything works without it. The message explains why the bottom portion of the screen is blank and inaccessible. The Syntax for the rule follow our normal <Fields> format with no events and actions available.
MathStatement is a predefined hybrid function that can be used during assignment processing for unit linked funds. The functions can find last known fund prices or the next exchange date fund price, when calculating valuation units and amounts. Existing functions include:
Element/Tag |
Definition |
Attribute |
Element/Attribute Value and Description |
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<SystemDateScreen> |
The opening and closing tag for the business rule. |
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<Fields> |
Allows configuration of dynamic fields. Press <Fields> link for additional information on the <Fields> Element configuration. |
|
SystemDate |
<Field> |
The opening tag for each dynamic Field being configured. |
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. |
<Name> | Defines the fixed field name to apply the display instructions to. | Required element |
Text: Name of the variable to be displayed. |
<Display> |
Defines the display type of the field |
Required element | Text: Column label to display. If omitted, the column label is blank. |
<DataType> | Defines the data type of the field. | Required element | Text: Datatype of the column. |
</Field> | |||
</Fields> | |||
</SystemDateScreen> |
XML Example
<SystemDateScreen>
<Fields>
<Field>
<Name></Name>
<Display></Display>
<DataType></DataType>
</Field>
</Fields>
</SystemDateScreen>
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