In our Extended Charge Example, we want a specific rate used in the algorithm when a given condition is found to be true. A qualifier, shift, is used to determine which rate is applied.
Complex
Charge
Unit Normalizer --------------- Charge Element
@CPU-TIME * SYSTEM * |Condit'l Rate| = CPU-CHARGE
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To define the conditional rates, list the qualifier name and the associated rate for each qualifier you want tested, as shown on the panel below.
USERID CA PMA Chargeback MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS __ Acctdefs Cbdefs Query Data Period Options Exit Help +-- CBCELMR ------------- Qualified Rates -------------------------+ | Panel Exit Help | | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | Type information. Then select an action. | | | | Version . . . : PROD | | ORD Type . . . : MBJ | | Charge Element : CPU-CHARGE | | | | More: - + ____ Row 0001 of 0003 | | Cmd Qualifier Rate | | | | - @SHIFT1_________ 200.00000_______ | | - @SHIFT2_________ 150.00000_______ | | _ @SHIFT3_________ 100.00000_______ | | _ ________________ ________________ | | | | F2=Qual F5=Save F6=Delete F7=Bkwd F8=Fwd F11=Expand | +------------------------------------------------------------------+ Command ===> ____________________________________________________________ F1=Help F3=Exit F4=Prompt F9=Command F10=Action Bar F12=Cancel PA1=Susp
When a qualifying condition is met, the appropriate rate is applied.
Note: Qualifiers are tested one at a time. CA PMA Chargeback assigns the rate associated with the first qualifier that is "true." Therefore, the order in which you define qualifiers is important.
For example, if the MBJ ORD record meets the @SHIFT1 qualification, then the rate charged is 200 per unit. If the record does not meet the SHIFT1 qualification, then the @SHIFT2 qualification is tested, and so on. If none of the qualifiers' conditions are met, the default rate specified on the Charge Elements Entry panel (section Charge Elements Entry Panel) is used.
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