In addition to the reports, updates, and special functions available through LeasePak’s menu screens, additional options are available to authorized users with access to the UNIX operating system. Most of these options perform tasks not required in the normal operation of LeasePak. In general, they should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative.
To execute these additional options, log on to the UNIX account or other account in the same group as LeasePak with access to the operating system. At the dollar sign ($) prompt, enter the command:
$ leasepak
A list of available options and a prompt for input are displayed:
Available Command Qualifiers:
/INTERACTIVE
/UTILITIES
/VERSION
Enter option?
The following sections describe each additional option and its use.
/Interactive
This option executes the main LeasePak program. It is the same as executing LeasePak through a captive account (i.e., an account which executes LeasePak only and has no access to the operating system) with the following exceptions:
/Utilities
LeasePak /UTILITIES executes privileged functions. These functions are not required for the normal operation of LeasePak. However, circumstances may arise which require their use.
Following is a list of the functions available through this option:
0 Exit
108 Add User Security RecordThis utility option is an MSI Customer Services tool used in the initial client account setup. This utility should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative. IMPROPER USE MAY DAMAGE THE DATABASE.
109 Dump Contents Of Linked-In MapsThis utility option is an MSI Customer Services tool to examine the information contained in storage areas linked directly into the executable image of LeasePak. This utility should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative.
111 Copy Batch Payment and PAP Files into SybaseThis utility option copies the Batch Payment and Pre-Authorized Payment files into the Sybase tables. This utility should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative. IMPROPER USE MAY DAMAGE THE DATABASE.
112 Unix/SQL Server Password TranslationThis utility option translates the encrypted Unix and Sql passwords for each user. This utility should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative. IMPROPER USE MAY DAMAGE THE DATABASE.
200 Lock/Unlock UpdatesThis utility option locks or unlocks updates for a specific portfolio. This utility should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative. IMPROPER USE MAY DAMAGE THE DATABASE.
Use this option only to unlock updates if End of Period was accidentally submitted, or if End of Period was submitted but never released and it has been determined that this End of Period should not execute. This option should not be used by the client to LOCK updates without MSI assistance.
202 View/Update DSV
207 DAS UpdateThis utility option is an MSI Customer Services tool used in the initial client account setup to initialize the internal calendar used by LeasePak for various processes such as accruals and invoicing. This utility should be used only upon the advice of your MSI representative. IMPROPER USE MAY DAMAGE THE DATABASE.
This utility option uses an input file to perform batch Change Lease Key updates. This utility is used with electronic data conversions or securitizations. For more information contact your MSI representative.
213 Initialize Multi-Process Lease RangesThis utility option may be used for clients who have an End of Period multi-process count greater than one (1). This utility determines the lease numbers for the count, which is stored on the Portfolio (DPA) file, and stores these numbers on the End of Period (DAS) file.
214 Print EOP File DependenciesThis utility option is an MSI Development and Customer Services tool. It creates a report of dependencies of EOP modules, listing file I/O conflicts between modules.
215 Set-Up EOP ModuleThis utility option is an MSI Development and Customer Services tool. It updates the End of Period (DEP) file for a given portfolio and EOP module so that the selected module can be executed individually in debug mode.
216 DLC File CreateThis utility option is an MSI Development and Customer Services tool. It creates a "physical" DLC file for a client based on the linked in LeasePak code in the current LeasePak image. Starting in LeasePak 4.5b, LeasePak codes are no longer read-off from a DLC file but are rather stored as a permanent memory structure with each LEASPAK deliverable image. Therefore, note that the purpose of this utility is not for the update of LeasePak code values stored in memory but is for the production of a "physical" file containing these values (making the code values available for users to use in other LeasePak external routines).
This utility option works in conjunction with the Non-Monetary Archive Report [R0413]. This function will allow all non-monetary changes to be extracted by date first. LeasePak will display the information based on lease number and all records on or before the extract date entered in the lease/util option. Certain non-monetary fields will be displayed in the report after the user has performed all the necessary changes to the lease.
218 Batch Applications
219 Transfer data from scratch files into RBS table for BA
/Version
This option displays information about the user’s version of LeasePak. It may be used to check the availability of separately-purchased LeasePak modules or to view the creation date of this LeasePak version.
The following is a sample of the information displayed:
LEASEPAK / UX
Copyright (c) 1995 - 2001 by McCue Systems Incorporated
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Version : 4.4a-
Build date : 29-Jun-01 04:00
Client name: Leasepak/UX Development
Client
code: V4
User License: 100
Report License: 100
Base System Modules
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Advanced Cloning (Base II)
Lease Extension (Base II)
Lease Extension Reversals (Base III)
Sales Tax
On Assessments (Base IV)
Quick Book (Base V)
Disburse Upfront Sales Tax
(Base VI)
Property Tax Description (Base VI)
Reverse Payable (Base VI)
UDF Toolbar (Base VI)
JULE 1993 (Base VI)
Transit Tax
Enhanced Payments
IBL Write-up/Write-down
Retain Invoice Number during Change Key
JULE 1994
(Base VI)
Delayed First Payment
IBL Batch Payments
Interactive Batch
Payments
Advanced Invoicing
Disburse Commission Check to Vendors
JULE
1995 (Base VI)
Enhanced Payments Hierarchy
Master G/L Reconciliation
JULE 1996 (Base VI)
Alternate Asset Tax/Depreciation Basis
Batch Enhanced
Payments
Ten New Lease Status Codes
Add Comment to Transaction Record
Default Display of Payment Amount
JULE 1997 (Base VI)
Exclude Unguaranted
Residual For Payoff Quote
Notification To Reverse Late Charge
GL Lessor
Income Totals
Service Date Crosses Tax Year
Prior Year to Date Lease History
JULE 1998 (BASE VI)
Change Password
LEASEPAK Modules
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Application Tracking
Automatic Suspend/Charge Off
Batch Applications
Batch Assessments
Batch Payment Processing
Cash Control
Collateral
Tracking
Collection - Lease Summary Screen
Collection Tracking
Customer Service Tracking
Drawdown / Customer Exposure
Forecasting
Increased Recurring Charges
Insurance Tracking
Maturing Lease Tracking
Multiple Banks
Partial Deductions
User Defined Fields
Operational Business Types
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CCA - Canadian Capital
Cost Allowance
Lease Discounting
Loan Accounting
Notes Payable
Off-Lease Billing
Operating Leases
Operating Leases, Floating Rate
Recovery Tracking
Value Added Tax
Vehicle Finance
Portfolio
Processing
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Multi-Portfolio Processing
Multi-Portfolio
Security
Rename Assessments at Portfolio Level
Service Bureau
Interfaces
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Credit Bureau Extract Interface
Credit Bureau Interface
Davox Predictive Dialer Interface
Electronic A/R (ACH/PAP)
Electronic A/P Vendor ACH Payable
FormPak Automated Documents
General
Ledger Interface
Lease Analyzer
UCCPak - UCC Direct Interface
Vertex
Interface
System Options
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Conversion
Shell
Client Server
Clustering License
High Volume
Sybase
Unix
©
2001 by McCue Systems Incorporated.
All rights reserved.
The information contained in this document is the property of McCue Systems, Inc. Use of the information contained herein is restricted. Conditions of use are subject to change without notice. McCue Systems, Inc. assumes no liability for any inaccuracy that may appear in this document; the contents of this document do not constitute a promise or warranty. The software described in this document is furnished under license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of said license. Unauthorized use, alteration, or reproduction of this document without the written consent of McCue Systems, Inc. is prohibited.
