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keithwoodlock updated MIFOS-2739:
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Fix Version/s: (was: Mifos Backlog)
Unscheduled
> CSE: Need to determine proper behavior if running CSE on a previous date that
> is before an account was closed
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> Key: MIFOS-2739
> URL: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-2739
> Project: mifos
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Collection Sheet Entry
> Affects Versions: Release 1.4.3
> Reporter: Ryan Whitney
> Assignee: mifosdeveloperqueue
> Fix For: Unscheduled
>
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> This is most likely an edge case. The scenario is that an account may be
> closed (Loan, Savings or client) today, but the collections were not entered
> for that center for the week/month. What happens if someone tries to enter
> in data for a previous date. Does Mifos ignore the fact that the account was
> closed and allow the data entry as it was before hte close date, or does it
> merely not allow the person to enter in the information.
> I think it should operate like this:
> * Mifos ignores the date, sees that the client or loan/savings accounts are
> closed and does not display them on the CSE
> * Mifos does display a warning message stating that one of the accounts
> (loan, savings or client) was closed AFTER the date of entry for the CSE and
> any conflicts should be handled manually. It should also display the ID
> number for the account.
> The case being that the MFI closed the account for some reason before
> actually getting in the last transactions. At that point, it should be
> handled through the account detail page (reverse transactions, enter in each
> and then close the accounts, etc).
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