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Kay Chau commented on MIFOSBI-313:
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We want the full fix
> ETL not picking up Loan Officer leaving one branch and joining another
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> Key: MIFOSBI-313
> URL: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOSBI-313
> Project: mifos business intelligence
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: Mifos BI 1.2
> Reporter: johnwoodlock
> Assignee: johnwoodlock
> Priority: Major
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> Mifos no longer creates personnel_movement entries. Don't know when this
> started. Guess is 2.1.x
> The personnel_movement table was used by ETL to pick up loan officers going
> to new branches. ETL fell over for Digamber prod because some loan officers
> had moved branch. The ETL thought this new branch was the 'first' branch and
> fell over because of date created problem. Even if it didn't fall over it
> wouldn't have recorded the loan officer branch movements correctly and LO
> reports would likely be wrong.
> Probably not worth fixing mifos. The same info is recorded on the mifos
> audit table 'change_log/change_log_detail' but that has the problem of
> recording changes by the branch name rather than the branch id so problems
> can occur when branch name is edited.
> So, think this will need an ETL upgrade for full fix. Can get ETL to run
> through with a data fix to allow non LO reports to be viewed.
> So, data fix requiredd? and/or full fix required (Binny/Kay).
> If full fix done think I'd put some better 'lookup logic in' to reduce chance
> of problems and clear message about where problem is before running the main
> ETL code.
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