VSN Access Restriction

Modified on Mon, 9 Mar at 12:21 AM

VSR has a requirement to report students with Court Order related Access Restrictions

To facilitate this a Synergy Meaning has been added to lookup table luCourtOrderType

Victorian schools need to apply the Synergy Meaning: AccessRestriction to any Court Order associated with Access Restrictions.

VSR will then be informed these students have an Access Restriction.

Applying access restriction to a student

Select System → Lookup table maintenance

Select lookup table luCourtOrderType

Apply SynergyMeaning = AccessRestriction to the required court order code
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Select Students → Current Student maintenance → Legal Tab

Select a student

Assign court order type with the Synergy Meaning of AccessRestriction to the selected student.

A blue text will appear (Victorian Schools Only) - Student has an access restriction and VSR will be notified


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Note : this can also be applied to the Legal tab within Future Student maintenance

Removing access restriction from a student

To remove the access restriction change the court order type to a non Synergy Meaning coded one or remove the court order type. VSR will be informed and the blue text message will not appear.

Useful Query

The following SQL can be run to extract a list of students with the access restriction court order type
 

SELECT  
 s.ID,  
 VSN = s.StudentGovernmentStudentnumber, 
 S.StudentSurname, 
 S.StudentPreferred, 
 S.StudentCampus, 
 S.StudentYearLEvel, 
 S.LegalCourtOrderType, 
 S.LegalCourtOrderTypeDescription 
FROM dbo.vStudents s 
WHERE s.CurrentSemesterOnlyFlag = 1
  AND s.LegalCourtOrderTypeAccessRestrictionFlag = 1 
ORDER By 
 S.StudentSurname, 
 S.StudentPreferred

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