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jbrewster updated MIFOS-2736:
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Status: Verified (was: Resolved)
> Closed Savings Account are showing up in the Collection Sheet Entry and then
> re-opening the accounts
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> Key: MIFOS-2736
> URL: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-2736
> Project: mifos
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Collection Sheet Entry
> Affects Versions: Release 1.4.3
> Environment: SECDEP Testing Server
> Reporter: Ryan Whitney
> Assignee: johnwoodlock
> Fix For: Gazelle C
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> Attachments: issueMifos-2736.JPG
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> When entering in data into a collection sheet for a renewed SECDEP client
> (Client has left program and returned), the client's old closed savings
> accounts are showing up in the collection sheet.
> When re-activating the client, secdep staff create new savings accounts for
> the client, and then enter in the next deposit into the collection sheet.
> This actually deposits the money into the old original savings accounts and
> re-opens them, meaning the client now has double accounts.
> REPRO:
> Note - Probably need to do advance the time on the server to properly repro
> 1. Client leaves program - Close savings accounts and mark account on hold
> 2. After some time, client rejoins - Mark client account as active again and
> create new savings clients
> 3. Next meeting date, enter in savings deposits into the collection sheet
> EXPECTED:
> Deposits are posted to the newly opened savings accounts
> ACTUAL:
> Amount is deposited into the old savings accounts and they are re-opened, or
> at least show as being active.
> It might seem obvious as a workaround to use the old savings accounts and
> close the new ones, but I'm concerned by that.
> 1. Change history doesn't mark that they have been re-activated. Will this
> cause issue with other things in the system?
> 2. Will it ignore the period that the account was closed when calculating the
> interest posting or actually take it into account (it should only use the
> period after its re-activated)
> You could try closing the old accounts and use the new ones, but you're going
> to keep running into this issue.
> Previously, SECDEP was marking the accounts as inactive, but inactive means
> they are still showing up in the collection sheet and still posting interest.
> Also, the only way to properly award a client who is closing the account is
> to click on close account as that awards the interest. So marking the
> accounts as inactive is not an appropriate work around either.
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