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Dataload Phase 1 Processing Records From Correction Files RCRTPXX (Financial Aid Data Load, Part 3) loads new and matching applicant records to the permanent tables with an option to print a discrepancy report if a financial aid record already exists.
FNA_SECURE_COPY moves the correction files from their location into Banner for processing.
RCPTPXX (Financial Aid EDE Dataload Part 1) loads financial aid applicant records into Banner Financial Aid from external sources via electronic media. This information is stored in temporary Oracle tables (loaded by the RCPCTxx or RCPTPxx processes), which is then used by the RCPMTCH (Financial Aid Matching Process) and RCRTPxx (database load process) programs to complete the data load process.
The RCPMTCH process compares data in temporary tables against the data in the production database to ensure that the information can be loaded to the correct person if they already exist in the database, or to create a new person if the student does not yet have a record at the institution.
A population selection is run to collect students who are loaded into the temporary tables by the RCPMTCH process.
Because we are loading correction records, we will unlock the students current record so that the corrected record will be loaded.
RCPTPXX (Financial Aid EDE Dataload Part 1) loads financial aid applicant records into Banner Financial Aid from external sources via electronic media. This information is stored in temporary Oracle tables (loaded by the RCPCTxx or RCPTPxx processes), which is then used by the RCPMTCH (Financial Aid Matching Process) and RCRTPxx (database load process) programs to complete the data load process.
The RCPMTCH process compares data in temporary tables against the data in the production database to ensure that the information can be loaded to the correct person if they already exist in the database, or to create a new person if the student does not yet have a record at the institution.
RCRTPXX (Financial Aid Data Load, Part 3) is run again to load new and matching applicant records to the permanent tables with an option to print a discrepancy report if a financial aid record already exists.
Tracking and budget grouping are completed for the one-term population.
The 5-month budget and spring-only aid period are posted in batch for the selected one-term students.
Run tracking, budget and packaging grouping for the spring-only students that were loaded from suspense/descrepency.
Run tracking and budget grouping for all students brought in on the dataload and any student in a tracking group of ISIRRJ, NOADST, DNDADM, NOSTU, INACTV, or REVIEW.
The popsel uses the same criteria as the one above, but searches for comment codes 022, 025, 040, 044 and 051.
The FAFSA_C-FLAG_SSNP popsel searches for the same criteria as above, but with comment codes ('011', '012', '014', '015', '027', '029', '040', '048', '049', '083', '084' ,'166' ,'167', and 164).
Select students who are only independent due to answer the emancipated minor, homeless youth or legal guardianship questions.
Select students who answered the dislocated worker question for either themselves or their parents and post a requirement.
Select students with assumptions, selective service issues or aggregate loan issues and post appropriate requirements.
Select students who are orphans or wards of the court and post the appropriate requirements.
Select all students from the popsels mentioned above with a category of DATALOAD on RORPOST to post the appropriate requirements for each group.
Select all students processed on todays date and run needs analysis. This includes all students loaded from all 3 phases of the dataload.
Select all students processed on todays date and run packaging grouping. This includes all students loaded from all 3 phases of the dataload.
Run population selection on groups of students who need special attention. Sheila will print the output of these reports and distribute to the appropriate staff members.
Run the data descrepancy reports for last name, first name, social and date of birth to identify students with variances.