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Hi Garry,
Thanks for your feedback that our suggested OOTB method can be used to meet your requirement here.
We acknowledge the benefit of your enhancement request however other features are taking a priority in our planning at this time. Although we will not be addressing this item in the near term, your suggestion will be available for future consideration. This request will be closed and we will not be taking any further action.
Thank you for taking the time to share your ideas with us. Although we cannot pursue all of the submitted suggestions, we are committed to involving our users in building our product roadmap and appreciate your ideas.
Regards,
Shane McFadden, SPM Offering Management team
You can find more information on the request process here.
Have reviewed this and i see you are correct in the suggestion of OOTB method to use. It does need additional development effort on the project to eg use XPath to parse the xml but that should be workable. Happy to close, thanks
sorry have been dealing with a number of things. will respond within next 7 days if you dont mind keeping open for a week longer, many thanks
Hi Garry,
We have reviewed your enhancement suggestion and require more information to properly understand the issue and the business scenario you are trying to support.
We would like to better understand the following statement in the business justification section: 'Compliant way of doing this is needed, currently it doesn't exist, meaning that we have data in the database that is not accessible by DBAs.'
Currently, there is a compliant API for just getting the XML as string data from CADG, e.g.
http://cadg-demo.rtp.raleigh.ibm.com:9080/curamanalysisdocumentation/javadoc/curam/commonintake/facade/intf/ApplicationCaseCheckEligibility.html#viewCheckEligibilityDisplayRules-curam.commonintake.entity.struct.AppCaseEligibilityResultKey-
Note that one call to this API retrieves the display rule data for just one of these determinations.
Being a façade, it was written with the front-end use case in mind i.e. Get a specific determination from a given application case.
So to extract this data from 100Ks of determinations (or possibly more, depending on your customers database), you would have to use this API in conjunction with others.
You could use these APIs to pull the data from the SPM database, but then you would have to invest in development effort to enable your analysts/report engineers to get a breakdown of this data by dimension/segment, across all the extracted determinations.
You would need to create your own data warehouse tables along with the data mapping of the extracted data to the data warehouse tables.
Let us know if this method was considered as a compliant way of extracting the data.
Please provide the requested information within 30 days so we may proceed with our evaluation. If we do not hear from you within that timeframe we will have to close the request due to insufficient information.
Thank you,
Shane McFadden, SPM Offering Management team
You can find more information on the request process here.
Hi Garry,
Thank you for taking the time to share your ideas with us. We are committed to involving our users in building our product roadmap and appreciate your suggestions.
We will review the information you have provided and get back to you within 30 days. If additional details are required in order to complete our evaluation, we will send you a request for more information.
Thank you,
Shane McFadden, SPM Offering Management team
You can find more information on the request process here.