Ryan, Gayl, As far as I remember it,
> Scenario 1: Loans created after holiday is created - Should reflect the > holiday correctly when generating the schedule. correct. > Scenario 2: Loans created before holiday is created - All loans should be > updated AFTER batch jobs run. - Actually, I believe this is the behavior but > someone should confirm/deny this. Correct, when a new holiday is added. an overnight batch job is run that picks up on all loans that require their 'loan installments' to be re-scheduled. the installments that are affected are future installments, specifically any installment after today + one installment period (a week or month depending on the meeting schedule) regards, Keith. On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 9:36 PM, Ryan Whitney <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey Gayl, > > Sorry for the late reply, was pretty busy the last few weeks. > > Here are how the loan repayments and holidays should work > > Scenario 1: Loans created after holiday is created - Should reflect the > holiday correctly when generating the schedule. > > Scenario 2: Loans created before holiday is created - All loans should be > updated AFTER batch jobs run. - Actually, I believe this is the behavior but > someone should confirm/deny this. > > Scenario 3: Rescheduling loans and holiday handling - Holidays appearing in > the future are handled correctly but holidays in the past aren't. There is > a bug open on this that has been fixed for the next release - > http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-3679 > > Ryan > On 10/18/10 16:25, "Gayl Kennedy" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> hi Ryan >> very odd on this side too, (gremlins?) but when I went back to Admin >> to View Holidays it had disappeared. I set it up again as follows - >> just for the test branch: >> >>> From Date To Date Holiday Name Repayment Rule Applies >>> To >> 20/12/2010 2/1/2011 Christmas Next Meeting/Repayment Test Branch >> >> we are using centres/groups/clients with the loan set up as a client >> loan and also have clients with no centre/group. >> >> Anyway when I created a new loan it did what I expected - no >> repayments for the weeks impacted and 3 repayments showing then for >> the next repayment date after the holiday (5 Jan) >> >> 9 15-Dec-2010 - 200.11 39.89 0.00 240.00 >> 10 05-Jan-2011 - 200.11 39.89 0.00 240.00 >> 11 05-Jan-2011 - 200.11 39.89 0.00 240.00 >> 12 05-Jan-2011 - 200.11 39.89 0.00 240.00 >> 13 12-Jan-2011 - 200.11 39.89 0.00 240.00 >> >> >> So I can't reproduce it either. >> Am I right in thinking that any loans created before the holiday is >> entered will not be rescheduled as above? it will only apply to loans >> created after that date? Not such a big deal for us as we are on >> monthly repayment schedules they will show as in bad standing after >> Christmas... >> >> Thanks Gayl >> >> On 16/10/2010, Ryan Whitney <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Gayl, >>> >>> I ran into a similar issue and then was unable to repro. A few follow-up >>> questions: >>> 1. What holiday rule are you using? >>> 2. This may seem odd...but wondering if a Mifos restart might fix the issue? >>> 3. Are you using Centers or just groups and clients? (I'm sure you've >>> mentioned your setup in past e-mails, but can't remember) >>> >>> Ryan >>> >>> >>> On 10/15/10 18:06, "Gayl Kennedy" <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi Kay >>>> we are running 1.6 (initial / clean install) and I ran the batch jobs >>>> this morning also and the dates are still ignoring the holiday break. >>>> Regards >>>> Gayl >>>> >>>> >>>> On 14/10/2010, Kay Chau <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>> Hi Gayl, what version of Mifos are you using? If it is before 1.6, you >>>>> need to wait for batch jobs to run for the holiday to take effect. >>>>> Otherwise, it should work as you expect... >>>>> >>>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>>> From: Gayl Kennedy [mailto:[email protected]] >>>>>> Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 6:52 AM >>>>>> To: A good place to start for users or folks new to Mifos. >>>>>> Subject: [Mifos-users] Holidays and LSIM >>>>>> >>>>>> I just set up a holiday period for Christmas of 2 weeks as a test with >>>>>> the repayment due on the next working date (Jan 4) and yet when I set >>>>>> up a loan to span that period the repayment schedule shows all the >>>>>> weeks still when I expected it to go from 17 Dec to 4 Jan. >>>>>> 9 17-Dec-2010 >>>>>> 10 24-Dec-2010 >>>>>> 11 31-Dec-2010 >>>>>> 12 07-Jan-2011 >>>>>> >>>>>> Is this because we have LSIM turned on or a bug or a misunderstanding >>>>>> of how it should work? >>>>>> >>>>>> many thanks >>>>>> Gayl >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>>> ------- >>>>>> Beautiful is writing same markup. 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