Oracle Insurance: DAL Workshop for Batch Processing v11.4

Upon completion of the course, students will come away with a full understanding of the purpose, benefits, general functionality and locations for DAL scripts. Terminology necessary for the creation of DAL scripts will be discussed in detail. Students learn to use several of the most common built-in functions and will have the opportunity to work with them through structured hands-on exercises. Exercises have been developed so that participants must learn the thought process to creating DAL scripts.

Learn To:

• Use calculation language statements
• Use several of the most common built-in functions
• Resolve errors
• Create a DAL library
• Create an external DAL script
• Use DAL in a batch environment

A Live Virtual Class (LVC) is exclusively for registered students; unregistered individuals may not view an LVC at any time. Registered students must view the class from the country listed in the registration form. Unauthorized recording, copying, or transmission of LVC content may not be made.

Audience

• Administrator
• Business Analysts
• Functional Implementer
• Project Manager
• System Analysts

Course Topics Introduction to DAL

• What is DAL
• Why to use DAL
• Benefits of DAL
• Writing Scripts

Calculation Language Statements

• Assignment Statements
• Flow Control Statements
• Data Flow Statements

Built-in Functions and Error Resolution

• Built-in Function Groups
• Resolving a DAL error

DAL Library

• Creating a DAL Library
• Calling a DAL Library

Using DAL in a Batch Environment

• DALs in the AFGJOB File
• DALs in INI Files
• DALs in Image Level Rules
• DALs in Field Level Rules
• DALs in External Scripts or the DAL Library
• DALs in the Setrcptb.DAL

Course Objectives

• To introduce customer personnel to the functionality and use of Document Automation Language (DAL)
• To have customer personnel understand when to use DAL
• Places where To explore various places where DALs can be used
• To have customer personnel write and execute DAL scripts