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Minor
Always
Loans
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lyteck
Summary
In other products we have changed the rules so allow components to be in any order.
Andrew Jacobs
closed
Minor
Always
Loans
Admin
lyteck
In other products we have changed the rules so allow components to be in any order.
Andrew Jacobs
Notes:
katirabh
07/08/08 11:02 pm
In these rules we are trying to establish a contiguous schedule. For a schedule definition we would have to maintain a certain ordering for sub elements.
Are there any potential alternatives for describing a schedule…?
matthewdr
08/12/08 1:42 pm
ln-8 is being fixed. We also need to fix ln-7 and ln-9.
matthewdr
08/26/08 1:17 pm
Agreed at the VWG to copy the pattern agreed for ln-8.
lyteck
08/26/08 6:46 pm
implemented ln-7 and ln-9 based on ln-8 pattern:
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ln-7 (Mandatory)
Context: InterestAccrualSchedule (complex type)
[MultipleInterestRatePeriod(.)]
Every $startDate in $interestAccrualSchedule/interestRatePeriod[startDate > min($interestAccrualSchedule/interestRatePeriod/startDate)]/startDate satisfies $startDate – xs:dayTimeDuration(“P1D”) = $interestAccrualSchedule/interestRatePeriod/endDate.
Comment: Each interestRatePeriod except the first, starts 1 day after any other interestRatePeriod
ln-9 (Mandatory)
Context: InterestAccrualSchedule (complex type)
[MultipleInterestAccrualPeriod(.)]
Every $startDate in $interestAccrualSchedule/interestAccrualPeriod[startDate > min($interestAccrualSchedule/interestAccrualPeriod/startDate)]/startDate satisfies $startDate – xs:dayTimeDuration(“P1D”) = $interestAccrualSchedule/interestAccrualPeriod/endDate.
Comment: Each interestAccrualPeriod except the first, starts 1 day after any other interestAccrualPeriod
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!!!!! Re: ln-8 condition: Please explain [MultipleLenderLoanContractPeriod(.)]
That element does not exist.
Same applies to conditions created for ln-7,9
matthewdr
08/27/08 12:27 pm
MultipleLenderLoanContractPeriod() is a function not an element. You can tell it is a function beause of the brackets at the end of it.
The function is missig and needs addding.
matthewdr
08/27/08 12:28 pm
Assigned to Lyteck to add the missing function definition.
lyteck
08/27/08 1:22 pm
Does it still make sense to implement these functions when they are only used once?
MultipleLenderLoanContractPeriod() ln-8
MultipleInterestRatePeriod() ln-7
MultipleInterestAccrualPeriod() ln-9
we could simply say:
[count(lenderLoanContractPeriod)>1]
[count(interestRatePeriod)>1]
[count(interestAccrualPeriod)>1]
this way readers don’t have to refer to another definition.
matthewdr
08/27/08 2:05 pm
I agree to remove the functions. They were added in the original proposal and I couldn’t see the need for them then.
lyteck
08/27/08 2:28 pm
implemented as proposed.