AA Technical Customisation
AA Technical Customisation
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................... 2
History ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 5
Your Course ............................................................................................................................................................... 5
Objective and Learning Outcomes ........................................................................................................................ 5
Adding Local Fields to AA .................................................................................................................... 6
Adding Missing Field to AA ....................................................................................................................................... 6
Adding Missing Field to AA .................................................................................................................................... 6
Local Reference Fields ............................................................................................................................................... 6
Local Reference Fields ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Demo ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Practice......................................................................................................................................................................8
Practice 1 ............................................................................................................................................................... 8
Customizing AA Screen Layout with Versions ...................................................................................... 9
Scenario.....................................................................................................................................................................9
Scenario ................................................................................................................................................................. 9
ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION .......................................................................................................................................... 9
ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Demo ...................................................................................................................................................................14
Points to Remember............................................................................................................................................17
Practice....................................................................................................................................................................18
Practice 1 .............................................................................................................................................................18
Enhancing Functions With Named Activities ..................................................................................... 19
Product Tracking .....................................................................................................................................................19
Product Tracking..................................................................................................................................................19
Activities .................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Generating Activities ........................................................................................................................................... 20
Automatic Generation ............................................................................................................................................ 20
Automatic Generation ......................................................................................................................................... 20
Named Activities ..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Named Activities ................................................................................................................................................. 21
Activity Logs ............................................................................................................................................................ 23
Activity Logs......................................................................................................................................................... 23
History
Author Version Release Date Comments
Introduction
Your Course
Objective and Learning Outcomes
• This course will allow you to:
■ Manage Local Reference Fields, customise AA screens, manage the ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property
class and named activities.
• In particular you will be able to:
■ Attach local reference fields to a property class.
■ Create property and product condition for ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION.
■ Explain how ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION works.
■ Describe Activity and Activity Classes.
■ Manage named activities.
Here's the timetable. We've just started on the Introduction lesson. Following this we'll cover Adding Local Fields
to AA, Adding Versions to AA and Enhancing Functions With Named Activities.
Figure 1 Timetable
Demo
• Create a local reference field called (UST.SECTOR for the CUSTOMER property class.
• Create a local reference field called CUST.SECTOR.
• Attach the local reference field to the CUSTOMER property class.
• Check if the field has been attached to the CUSTOMER property.
Proof the product. After proofing the product and before publishing the product, record gets created in an applica
tion called AA.PRODUCT.TRACKER.PROOF with the changes. If you notice, a product called MORTGAGE.OFFER has
been proofed and record is created in AA.PRODUCT.TRACKER.PROOF as the condition for tracking property
NEWARRFEE has been changed.
Attach the local reference field to the AA.PRD.DES.< PROPERTY.CLASS> file. If you see here, the local reference field
CUS.SECTOR has been added to AA.PRO.DES.CUSTOMER file.
When the LOCAL.REF.TABLE record is authorised for the designer, standard selection records of the property's
proof, catalog and arrangement files are rebuilt along with the designer record. To see this local reference field in
an arrangement, you should add it to appropriate versions. You will learn how to do this in the coming few slides.
Note: When local reference field is added for an application, the same field is added to all the applications for which
the field "Local Ref Master" in FILE.CONTROL record is set to the current Application name.
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STANDARD.SELECTIONIAA.PRD.DES.CUSTOMERI (Model Bank R13)
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Usr Type.1 STANDARD.SELECTIONIAA.SIM.CUSTOMERI (Model Bank R13)
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Practice
Practice 1
• User wants to capture change in commitment amount in an user defined field. Create a user defined field
that will capture the required information when an activity is being performed in an arrangement.
• Use LOCAL.TABLE and LOCAL.TABLE.REF application to create local reference field and attach it to the prop
erty class. Name the field as AMOUNT.CHANGE.
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ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
You will now learn about certain property classes starting with ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION. What is a Version and why
is it used? A version is used to allow users to enter data in a custom designed screen rather than in the original
application screen where all fields of the application appear one after the other. What is an ACTIVITY.PRESENTA
TION property class? This class is used to attach version to an activity dynamically.
• What is a Version?
• Why do we use Version?
• What is ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class?
Using ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class versions can be attached at three different levels. Versions can be
attached at the Property Class level, Property level or at the Activity level for an arrangement. If versions are at
tached at all the levels then priority will be first set to the one attached at the Activity level, then Property level and
the least specific will be the version attached at the Property Class level. Depending upon the Product and Activity
Core Banking will decide which version should be invoked.
• ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class allows users to attach versions at three different levels:
■ Property Class
■ Property
■ Activity
• Purpose - Required version can be displayed based upon the activity being triggered.
We will now see how to use the ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class. The first step is to define the required
versions. Might have come across two sets of applications. One prefixed with AA.ARR.XXX and another prefixed
with AA.PRD.DES.XXX. The next question that you might get is to which file should you create versions. You should
be clear by now that the files prefixed with AA.PRD.DES.XXX are used to define product conditions for a property
class. The files prefixed with AA.ARR.XX hold the actual arrangement details. While performing activities on ar
rangements, the files prefixed with AA.ARR.XXX are used. Hence we must create versions of the AA.ARR.XX appli
cations for ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION. To understand how ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class works create
three versions for AA.ARR.CUSTOMER file.
• AA.PRD.DES.XXX
• AA.ARR.XXX
AA.PRO.DES.CUSTOMER L
AA.ARR.CUSTOMER L
Id Activity Action Owner Primary owner
AA07346GH62R-CUSTOMER-20071212.1 LENDING-NE\I\J-ARRANGEMENT UPDATE 100315 100315
AA07346P7KYT-CUSTOMER-20071212.1 LENDING-NE\I\J-ARRANGEMENT UPDATE 100224 100224
AA07346QHSLQ-CUSTOMER-20071212 .1 LENDING-NE\I\J-ARRANGEMENT UPDATE 100224 100224
AA07346TNZLV-CUSTOMER-20071212.1 LENDING-NE\I\J-ARRANGEMENT UPDATE 100283 100283
AA080090NSC5-CUSTOMER-200801 09.1 PROXY .SERVICES-NE\I\J-ARRANGEMENT UPDATE 100367 100367
Figure 7 ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
You can see three versions here. AA.ARR.CUSTOMER,PC is for the CUSTOMER property class. AA.ARR.CUSTOMER,P
is for the CUSTOMER property and AA.ARR.CUSTOMER,ACTIVITY is for the CUSTOMER update activity. What you
see here is a set of three simple versions where only one field has been added. For better understanding and iden
tification, the text for the field ACTIVITY displays the level at which the version has been created. After creating the
versions, the next step is to attach the version to a product. For this we will create a product condition.
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Use the Product Conditions menu item from the Admin Menu. A list of property classes will be displayed. Create a
new Product Condition for ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class called CUSTOMERAP. If you look at the new
record, it allows you to attach a version for a Property Class, Property or Activity and these fields can be multi
valued. Any number of versions can be attached at all the three different levels. SUPPRESS.SEE.MODE : When this
field is set to "Yes" in the Product Condition, and an activity is performed on the arrangement, only properties for
which the activity allows user input will be displayed in the arrangement screen. All other properties which are
normally opened in "No Input" mode will be hidden from user view. Eg., When the user performs an activity say
LENDING-DECREASE-COMMITMENT ( LENDING-DECREASE-TERM.AMOUNT Activity Class) the properties which be
long to TERM.AMOUNT and PAYMENT.SCHEDULE property class will only be opened in Input mode.
When the field SUPPRESS.SEE.MODE is set to YES in ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION product condition only properties
for which user input is possible is shown to the user, other properties are hidden from user view.
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If you notice, for the property class CUSTOMER, AA.ARR.CUSTOMER,PC version has been attached. For the property
MYCUST, AA.ARR.CUSTOMER,P version has been used. For the CUSTOMER update activity (LENDING-UPDATE-MY
CUST), AA.ARR.CUSTOMER,ACTIVITY version has been attached. What you have to notice here is that, for a single
activity multiple versions can be attached for different properties. For the CUSTOMER update activity two versions
have been attached, one for the CUSTOMER property and another for the ACCOUNT property.
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Attach the product condition to the property of ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class for the appropriate prod
uct. After the adding the product condition, proof and publish the product.
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Figure 11 ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
You will now see the different versions being triggered by T24 dynamically based upon the Arrangement Activity.
Create a new arrangement. The version for CUSTOMER property has been attached. Always the most specific ver
sion will be invoked. If you remember, versions have been attached at all the three levels (Property class, property
and Activity). T24 will first check for the activity. When you create a new arrangement, the activity is LENDING
NEW-ARRANGEMENT. You have not attached any version for this activity. So, T24 will move to the next level, that
is the Property. You do have a version attached at the CUSTOMER property level. T24 will fetch that version and
display it to the user.
If you would have not attached any version at the property level, T24 would check if there is any version attached
for the Property Class and display it. If versions are not available at all the three levels, T24 will display the default
screen.
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Figure 12 ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
Consider that you are trying to update the CUSTOMER information for an arrangement. The activity that would be
triggered will be LENDING-UPDATE-CUSTOMER. You have attached a version for CUSTOMER property and a version
for ACCOUNT property for this activity. If you see here those two versions have been invoked by T24 dynamically.
Note: The Field ACTIVITY with text AA ARR SIMPLE VERSION is added to the version AA.ARR.ACCOUNT,AA.SIMPLE
in model bank version AA.ARR.ACCOUNT,AA.SIMPLE.
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Figure 13 ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
Demo
• Attach the local reference field CUST.SECTOR to the version AA.ARR.CUSTOMER.
• Attach this version to activity LENDING-NEW-ARRANGEMENT in ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION product condition.
Figure 14 ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION
• Attach it to the LENDING-NEW-ARRANGEMENT activity, add the product condition to the product. Proof /
Publish.
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Points to Remember
ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION product conditions should always be set to tracking as ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property
class is 'TRACKING.ONLY'. The product conditions are merging. Example - If a child product has a version set for
activity LENDING-DISBURSE-COMMITMENT but not for activity LENDING-DECREASE-COMMITMENT and a version
for LENDING-DECREASE-COMMITMENT has been set in the parent product. When LENDING-DECREASE-COMMIT
MENT activity is performed for the child product, the version defined in the parent product will be used. A version
defined at the child level will override whatever is defined at parent level. If not specified at the child level version
defined at the parent level will be used and hence the product conditions are said to be merging. A product condi
tion defined for the child product will always override the parent product. ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION property class
is merged in a mutually exclusive manner when product is proofed. Remember, during publish, the records from
... PRF ... applications are simply written to the ...CAT... application. Versions cannot be defined in ACTIVITY.PRESEN
TATION. The versions should define only screen layout. When creating versions for files prefixed with AA.ARR.XXX
all fields that accept version routines will become no input fields. Routines can be attached for arrangement activ
ities using the ACTIVITY.AP! property class.
• ACTIVITY.PRESENTATION product conditions should always be tracking.
• The product conditions are merging.
• Child product condition override parent product condition.
• Product Conditions are merged when product is proofed.
• Version routines cannot be defined.
Practice
Practice 1
• Create a version for AA.ARR.TERM.AMOUNT and add the AMOUNT.CHANGE local reference field created in
the previous practice.
• Attach version to the LENDING- DECREASE-COMMITMENT activity using appropriate product condition.
• Proof and publish the product. See if version is triggered according to activity being performed.
Activities
Generating Activities
Two ways to create activities and one of them is Automatic Generation of activities while the other is using Names
Activities.
• Automatic Activity generation
• Named Activities
Automatic Generation
Automatic Generation
Automatic Generation of activities: Modify Product Group and set the field Rebuild Activities to Yes. This process
creates all the standard Activities for each Property meaning:
• It picks up all the properties for the product group, and,
• For each of the properties, gets the appropriate property class name
• For each of the property classes, gets the appropriate activity class name
• Based on the activity class, builds the activities.
• For activities which are generated automatically, the field SYSTEM.ACTIVITY in the AA.ACTIVITY file will be
set to YES.
For example, in the above screen shot of product group PERSONAL.LOANS, note that a property named ACCOUNT
has been used. It belongs to a property class ACCOUNT. Hence, the associated activity class records for ACCOUNT
will be picked up and the activities will be generated. The user can and should change the descriptions of each
Activity as this is what appears on enquiries such as the Activity Log (This does not create user-friendly descriptions
for the activities. It is recommended to modify the activity descriptions once all the Properties have been gener
ated.
• Amend Product Group.
• Set Rebuild Activities to Yes.
• For each activity generated in AA.ACTIVITY file, the field SYSTEM.ACTIVITY will be set to YES.
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Named Activities
Named Activities
An activity generated automatically by the system is of the form <PRODUCT LINE>-<PROCESS>-<PROPERTY>. This
activity will be common for all the products using a specific property for a given product line. For example, LENDING
DECREASE-COMMITMENT activity will be common for any product that is using the COMMITMENT property. If the
bank attaches additional functionality to existing activities, it will affect all the products on which this activity is
performed. For this reason the concept of named activities has been introduced where activities can be created
based on an existing activity and additional functionality can be added using ACTIVITY.AP! property class.
• System generated activities follow the form:
• <PRODUCT LINE>-<PROCESS>-<PROPERTY>
• To add additional functionality to an activity, routines can be attached to an activity with the help of ACTIV
ITY.AP! property class.
• Named activities are used to create activities based upon existing activities and also attach additional func-
tionality.
Manually create a record in AA.ACTIVITY and provide meaningful description in the DESCRIPTION and FULL.DES(
fields. LINKED.ACTIVITY: Use the LINKED.ACTIVITY field to specify the activity to which you wish to link the new
activity. In our case it is LENDING- DECREASE-COMMITMENT. This specifies that the new activity being created will
basically perform the actions defined in the LENDING-DECREASE-COMMITMENT activity and in addition the rou
tines added using ACTIVITY.AP! property class will also be executed. Note: As mentioned earlier the activity we
attach in the Linked Activity field, should have the SYSTEM.ACTIVITY field set to YES.
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The activity we atta c h in the Li n ked Activity field should have the
SYSTEM.ACTIVITY fie l d set to YES .
Figure 20 Named Activities
Can you see the new created named activity listed in the list of activities for LENDING-DECREASE-TERM.AMOUT
property class?
Classes Activities
Highlight 1: Try and open an arrangement, in the list of new activities under "Term Amount" can you see the named
activity that you created just now. Highlight 2: Did you also notice that the linked activity LENDING-DECREASE
COMMITMENT is also existing as part of the new activities available for "Term Amount". This holds that for an
arrangement the activity LENDING-DECREASE-COMMITMENT can be performed and if you wish to perform some
extra actions then the named activity DECREASE.COMMITMENT can be invoked.
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Activity Logs
Activity Logs
Application for triggering an activity on an arrangement is AA.ARRANGEMENT.ACTIVITY. Details of these activities
are also stored in AA.ARRANGEMENT.ACTIVITY. A record is created in this application for every activity performed
on the arrangement. To view a list of activities that have been performed on an arrangement in the sequence of
occurrence. AA.ACTIVITY.HISTORY is a log of all the activities that have occurred on an arrangement.
• Application for triggering an activity an arrangement AA.ARRANGEMENT.ACTIVITY.
• An application called AA.ACTIVITY.HISTORY maintains a log of all activities that have been performed on an
arrangement.
ID of AA.ACTIVITY.HISTORY is the arrangement id. EFFECTIVE.DATE : This field is used to specify the effective date
on which an activity has been performed. The value for this field is picked from the EFFECTIVE.DATE field of AA.AR
RANGEMENT.ACTIVITY application. ACTIVITY.REF : This field is used to specify the activity id from AA.ARRANGE
MENT.ACTIVITY application of the activity that was triggered. ACTIVITY: field is used to specify the name of the
activity that was performed on a specified EFFECTIVE.DATE. It's value is picked from AA.ARRANGEMENT.ACTIVITY's
ACTIVITY field. It is sub-valued to record various activities performed on the same date.
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• SYSTEM.DATE: field holds the Core Banking's date when an activity was triggered.
• ACT.STATUS field indicates the current status of the activity. Some of the statuses are
■ UNAUTH - Activity is currently unauthorised
■ UNAUTH-REV - The activity has been reversed and is yet to be authorised.
■ UNAUTH-CHG - The activity has undergone a change in its unauthorised state
■ AUTH - The activity has been authorised.
■ AUTH-REV - The activity has been reversed and authorised.
■ DELETE-REV - The activity was reversed and later reversal was deleted.
■ DELETE - The activity has currently been deleted.
• INITIATION : This field indicates how the activity was triggered. Few of the important initiation types are
■ SCHEDULED - The activity was executed as part of a scheduled COB job.
■ TRANSACTION - The activity was triggered by an external transaction
■ USER - The activity was triggered manually by the user.
■ SECONDARY - The activity was triggered as a secondary activity from another (primary) activity.
• ACTIVITY.ID : This field is used to specify the activity that has been performed on this arrangement. It is
updated from ACTIVITY in AA.ARRANGEMENT.ACTIVITY. The field ACTIVITY.ID to TOT.ACT.CNT are part of
this activity subset. The subset indicates details with respect to the activity.
• ACT.DATE : The effective date on which this activity was performed on an arrangement. It is sub-valued if the
same activity has been performed on multiple dates.
• ACT.COUNT : Indicates the number of times this activity was performed on a single date. When an activity is
performed more than once, then the ACTIVITY.ID and ACT.DATE remain the same - but the count alone is
incremented. Deletion or reversal would decrement the count accordingly.
• TOT.ACT.AMT : This field holds the total number of times an activity has been performed on an arrangement.
• ACTIVITY.AMOUNT: Indicates the amount that was transacted by the above activity on that effective date.
Amounts are always in arrangement currency.
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