SCT Banner Advancement / Release Guide / 7.1
SCT Banner Advancement / Release Guide / 7.1
SCT Banner Advancement / Release Guide / 7.1
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Section 3 Problem Resolutions<br />
External Data Load<br />
If the data loaded by APPCUPD is data that goes into one of the review<br />
tables (APRCRVW - Child Review, APRDRVW - Degree Review,<br />
APRERVW - Employer Review, or APRSRVW - Spouse Review) you can see<br />
the bad data on their review forms (APACRVW, APADRVW, APAERVW,<br />
and APASRVW, respectively). Do not push records that contain bad data<br />
to the database; correct the records manually or delete them.<br />
For data that could have been directly loaded to the base tables, review<br />
the tables (listed below) for records with changes since you ran the data<br />
load in update mode using the date for selection.<br />
The base tables potentially affected include SPRIDEN, SPBPERS,<br />
SPRTELE, GOREMAL, APBCONS, APRCATG, APRACTY, AMREXRT,<br />
APREXCL, AMRPUSR, AMRPRSC, and AMRPSRC.<br />
Resolved in <strong>Release</strong> <strong>7.1</strong>.<br />
(#97481)<br />
Previously, this process was reading delimited input files without regard to the file<br />
definition details, so the process would not recognize that anything needed to be<br />
updated for the ID in question.<br />
Now it reads the data file definition for character delimited files correctly, and it<br />
allows users to skip files within the data file that will not be loaded. The logic that<br />
parses delimited files will correctly extract the values from each input line. Resolved<br />
in <strong>Release</strong> <strong>7.1</strong>.<br />
(#97630)<br />
The tables AGRTPDF and APRTPFG where changed to no longer store an activity<br />
date with an incoming address in a previous release. Because this process still<br />
expected to find them (as AGRTPFD_ADDR_ACTIVITY_DATE and<br />
APRTPFD_ADDR_ACTIVITY_DATE, respectively) users would receive the error<br />
message ORA-01843: not a valid month.<br />
The code to handle AGRTPFD_ADDR_ACTIVITY_DATE and<br />
APRTPFD_ADDR_ACTIVITY_DATE has been commented out two scripts have been<br />
delivered to remove data from the tables; agrtpfd2.sql to remove the activity date<br />
information from the AGRTPFD table, and aprtpfd2.sql to remove it from<br />
APRTPFD.<br />
Note: These scripts are described in the <strong>SCT</strong> <strong>Banner</strong> <strong>Advancement</strong> Upgrade <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />
Now the load process identifies the activity date as the date of execution, and does<br />
not require any additional information for the activity date. Resolved in <strong>Release</strong> <strong>7.1</strong>.<br />
(#95705)<br />
Previously, this process would generate the following error messages whenever an<br />
International zip code was part of an address: ORA-01858: a non-numeric character was<br />
found where a numeric was expected. Now the process loads International ZIP codes<br />
(which contain non-numeric characters) with no errors. Resolved in <strong>Release</strong> <strong>7.1</strong>.<br />
<strong>Advancement</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>7.1</strong> May 2005<br />
24 <strong>Release</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Confidential