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DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT
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12 years 11 months ago #12090
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DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT was created by Templeboy
Kindly help me !
I m new user for using the T24 core banking, i need to write routine about the deal.slip.format. in core banking have provided for me, but the core field in can not mapping the information for printing,
so, i need to create new routine to customize filed
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I m new user for using the T24 core banking, i need to write routine about the deal.slip.format. in core banking have provided for me, but the core field in can not mapping the information for printing,
so, i need to create new routine to customize filed
Best Regards,
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12 years 11 months ago #12093
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Replied by jpb on topic DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT
Which Temenos product are you using, T24 or Core Banking ???
The routine for Deal Slip has to be defined in FORMAT of DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT :
A User written Subroutine can be called to do the Formatting for this field. This Subroutine can be defined in this field with the name preceded by the '@' character. The Subroutine should have ONE argument which will contain the value of the Data or Text to be printed and can be changed by the User written Subroutine. Any errors can be flagged by setting the common variable ETEXT. This Subroutine must be defined on the PGM.FILE with a PGM.TYPE of 'S' i.e. Subroutine
EXAMPLE (returning formatted Date / Time no matter what is passed to it):
SUBROUTINE DSF.DATE.TIME(V.DATE)
$INSERT I_COMMON
$INSERT I_EQUATE
SYS.TIME = TIMEDATE()[1,5]
SYS.DATE = TIMEDATE()[10,LEN(TIMEDATE())]
COMI = SYS.DATE
CALL IN2D('','')
SYS.DATE = COMI
SYS.DATE = OCONV(ICONV(SYS.DATE,"D"),"D2.E")
V.DATE = SYS.DATE : '/' : SYS.TIME
RETURN
END
The routine for Deal Slip has to be defined in FORMAT of DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT :
A User written Subroutine can be called to do the Formatting for this field. This Subroutine can be defined in this field with the name preceded by the '@' character. The Subroutine should have ONE argument which will contain the value of the Data or Text to be printed and can be changed by the User written Subroutine. Any errors can be flagged by setting the common variable ETEXT. This Subroutine must be defined on the PGM.FILE with a PGM.TYPE of 'S' i.e. Subroutine
EXAMPLE (returning formatted Date / Time no matter what is passed to it):
SUBROUTINE DSF.DATE.TIME(V.DATE)
$INSERT I_COMMON
$INSERT I_EQUATE
SYS.TIME = TIMEDATE()[1,5]
SYS.DATE = TIMEDATE()[10,LEN(TIMEDATE())]
COMI = SYS.DATE
CALL IN2D('','')
SYS.DATE = COMI
SYS.DATE = OCONV(ICONV(SYS.DATE,"D"),"D2.E")
V.DATE = SYS.DATE : '/' : SYS.TIME
RETURN
END
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12 years 11 months ago #12096
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Replied by Templeboy on topic DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT
Dear,
I need you help to create routine to mapping some field to print as well
70 AMOUNT.DEBITED.... LAK 50,000.00
71 AMOUNT.CREDITED... LAK 50,000.00
in my core can not mapping this field because it is core filed, during i input i can not see this amount, after i commited i will see this detail filed, or it will generate automatic after commit
Thank you very much for the first advice.
Regards,
I need you help to create routine to mapping some field to print as well
70 AMOUNT.DEBITED.... LAK 50,000.00
71 AMOUNT.CREDITED... LAK 50,000.00
in my core can not mapping this field because it is core filed, during i input i can not see this amount, after i commited i will see this detail filed, or it will generate automatic after commit
Thank you very much for the first advice.
Regards,
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12 years 11 months ago #12098
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Replied by durai611 on topic DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT
Hope you are asking the fields in FUNDS.TRANSFER application.
These are no input fields and will be updated by the system after committing the record.
These are no input fields and will be updated by the system after committing the record.
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12 years 11 months ago #12099
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Replied by jpb on topic DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT
Beside I can't see any reason to have a DealSlip printed from FT the two mentioned fields can be used in DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT.
When they are empty on your printout maybe you should use another D.SLIP.FUNCTION (A instead of I ?).
When they are empty on your printout maybe you should use another D.SLIP.FUNCTION (A instead of I ?).
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12 years 3 months ago #13669
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If it was so, it might be; and if it
were so, it would be; but as it isn’t, it ain’t. That’s logic... (computerrage)
Replied by leopoje on topic DEAL.SLIP.FORMAT
Thank you for this post
If it was so, it might be; and if it
were so, it would be; but as it isn’t, it ain’t. That’s logic... (computerrage)
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