[open-ils-commits] r15434 - in trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg: . upgrade (scottmk)
svn at svn.open-ils.org
svn at svn.open-ils.org
Tue Feb 2 13:44:28 EST 2010
Author: scottmk
Date: 2010-02-02 13:44:24 -0500 (Tue, 02 Feb 2010)
New Revision: 15434
Added:
trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/upgrade/0147.schema.acq.transfer-fund.sql
Modified:
trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/002.schema.config.sql
trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/200.schema.acq.sql
Log:
Add a function acq.transfer_fund to transfer money from one fund
to another (or to none). The result is entries in acq.fund_allocation
and acq.fund_transfer.
M Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/200.schema.acq.sql
M Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/002.schema.config.sql
A Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/upgrade/0147.schema.acq.transfer-fund.sql
Modified: trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/002.schema.config.sql
===================================================================
--- trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/002.schema.config.sql 2010-02-02 17:48:14 UTC (rev 15433)
+++ trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/002.schema.config.sql 2010-02-02 18:44:24 UTC (rev 15434)
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@
install_date TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW()
);
-INSERT INTO config.upgrade_log (version) VALUES ('0146'); -- Scott McKellar
+INSERT INTO config.upgrade_log (version) VALUES ('0147'); -- Scott McKellar
CREATE TABLE config.bib_source (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
Modified: trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/200.schema.acq.sql
===================================================================
--- trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/200.schema.acq.sql 2010-02-02 17:48:14 UTC (rev 15433)
+++ trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/200.schema.acq.sql 2010-02-02 18:44:24 UTC (rev 15434)
@@ -922,6 +922,364 @@
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
+CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION acq.transfer_fund(
+ old_fund IN INT,
+ old_amount IN NUMERIC, -- in currency of old fund
+ new_fund IN INT,
+ new_amount IN NUMERIC, -- in currency of new fund
+ user_id IN INT,
+ xfer_note IN TEXT -- to be recorded in acq.fund_transfer
+ -- ,funding_source_in IN INT -- if user wants to specify a funding source (see notes)
+) RETURNS VOID AS $$
+/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Function to transfer money from one fund to another.
+
+A transfer is represented as a pair of entries in acq.fund_allocation, with a
+negative amount for the old (losing) fund and a positive amount for the new
+(gaining) fund. In some cases there may be more than one such pair of entries
+in order to pull the money from different funding sources, or more specifically
+from different funding source credits. For each such pair there is also an
+entry in acq.fund_transfer.
+
+Since funding_source is a non-nullable column in acq.fund_allocation, we must
+choose a funding source for the transferred money to come from. This choice
+must meet two constraints, so far as possible:
+
+1. The amount transferred from a given funding source must not exceed the
+amount allocated to the old fund by the funding source. To that end we
+compare the amount being transferred to the amount allocated.
+
+2. We shouldn't transfer money that has already been spent or encumbered, as
+defined by the funding attribution process. We attribute expenses to the
+oldest funding source credits first. In order to avoid transferring that
+attributed money, we reverse the priority, transferring from the newest funding
+source credits first. There can be no guarantee that this approach will
+avoid overcommitting a fund, but no other approach can do any better.
+
+In this context the age of a funding source credit is defined by the
+deadline_date for credits with deadline_dates, and by the effective_date for
+credits without deadline_dates, with the proviso that credits with deadline_dates
+are all considered "older" than those without.
+
+----------
+
+In the signature for this function, there is one last parameter commented out,
+named "funding_source_in". Correspondingly, the WHERE clause for the query
+driving the main loop has an OR clause commented out, which references the
+funding_source_in parameter.
+
+If these lines are uncommented, this function will allow the user optionally to
+restrict a fund transfer to a specified funding source. If the source
+parameter is left NULL, then there will be no such restriction.
+
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
+DECLARE
+ same_currency BOOLEAN;
+ currency_ratio NUMERIC;
+ old_fund_currency TEXT;
+ old_remaining NUMERIC; -- in currency of old fund
+ new_fund_currency TEXT;
+ new_fund_active BOOLEAN;
+ new_remaining NUMERIC; -- in currency of new fund
+ curr_old_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of old fund
+ curr_new_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of new fund
+ source_addition NUMERIC; -- in currency of funding source
+ source_deduction NUMERIC; -- in currency of funding source
+ orig_allocated_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of funding source
+ allocated_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of fund
+ source RECORD;
+BEGIN
+ --
+ -- Sanity checks
+ --
+ IF old_fund IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: old fund id is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF old_amount IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: amount to transfer is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- The new fund and its amount must be both NULL or both not NULL.
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NOT NULL AND new_amount IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: amount to transfer to receiving fund is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NULL AND new_amount IS NOT NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: receiving fund is NULL, its amount is not NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF user_id IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: user id is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Initialize the amounts to be transferred, each denominated
+ -- in the currency of its respective fund. They will be
+ -- reduced on each iteration of the loop.
+ --
+ old_remaining := old_amount;
+ new_remaining := new_amount;
+ --
+ -- RAISE NOTICE 'Transferring % in fund % to % in fund %',
+ -- old_amount, old_fund, new_amount, new_fund;
+ --
+ -- Get the currency types of the old and new funds.
+ --
+ SELECT
+ currency_type
+ INTO
+ old_fund_currency
+ FROM
+ acq.fund
+ WHERE
+ id = old_fund;
+ --
+ IF old_fund_currency IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: old fund id % is not defined', old_fund;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NOT NULL THEN
+ SELECT
+ currency_type,
+ active
+ INTO
+ new_fund_currency,
+ new_fund_active
+ FROM
+ acq.fund
+ WHERE
+ id = new_fund;
+ --
+ IF new_fund_currency IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: new fund id % is not defined', new_fund;
+ ELSIF NOT new_fund_active THEN
+ --
+ -- No point in putting money into a fund from whence you can't spend it
+ --
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: new fund id % is inactive', new_fund;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_amount = old_amount THEN
+ same_currency := true;
+ currency_ratio := 1;
+ ELSE
+ --
+ -- We'll have to translate currency between funds. We presume that
+ -- the calling code has already applied an appropriate exchange rate,
+ -- so we'll apply the same conversion to each sub-transfer.
+ --
+ same_currency := false;
+ currency_ratio := new_amount / old_amount;
+ END IF;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Identify the funding source(s) from which we want to transfer the money.
+ -- The principle is that we want to transfer the newest money first, because
+ -- we spend the oldest money first. The priority for spending is defined
+ -- by a sort of the view acq.ordered_funding_source_credit.
+ --
+ FOR source in
+ SELECT
+ ofsc.id,
+ ofsc.funding_source,
+ ofsc.amount,
+ ofsc.amount * acq.exchange_ratio( fs.currency_type, old_fund_currency )
+ AS converted_amt,
+ fs.currency_type
+ FROM
+ acq.ordered_funding_source_credit AS ofsc,
+ acq.funding_source fs
+ WHERE
+ ofsc.funding_source = fs.id
+ and ofsc.funding_source IN
+ (
+ SELECT funding_source
+ FROM acq.fund_allocation
+ WHERE fund = old_fund
+ )
+ -- and
+ -- (
+ -- ofsc.funding_source = funding_source_in
+ -- OR funding_source_in IS NULL
+ -- )
+ ORDER BY
+ ofsc.sort_priority desc,
+ ofsc.sort_date desc,
+ ofsc.id desc
+ LOOP
+ --
+ -- Determine how much money the old fund got from this funding source,
+ -- denominated in the currency types of the source and of the fund.
+ -- This result may reflect transfers from previous iterations.
+ --
+ SELECT
+ COALESCE( sum( amount ), 0 ),
+ COALESCE( sum( amount )
+ * acq.exchange_ratio( source.currency_type, old_fund_currency ), 0 )
+ INTO
+ orig_allocated_amt, -- in currency of the source
+ allocated_amt -- in currency of the old fund
+ FROM
+ acq.fund_allocation
+ WHERE
+ fund = old_fund
+ and funding_source = source.funding_source;
+ --
+ -- Determine how much to transfer from this credit, in the currency
+ -- of the fund. Begin with the amount remaining to be attributed:
+ --
+ curr_old_amt := old_remaining;
+ --
+ -- Can't attribute more than was allocated from the fund:
+ --
+ IF curr_old_amt > allocated_amt THEN
+ curr_old_amt := allocated_amt;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Can't attribute more than the amount of the current credit:
+ --
+ IF curr_old_amt > source.converted_amt THEN
+ curr_old_amt := source.converted_amt;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ curr_old_amt := trunc( curr_old_amt, 2 );
+ --
+ old_remaining := old_remaining - curr_old_amt;
+ --
+ -- Determine the amount to be deducted, if any,
+ -- from the old allocation.
+ --
+ IF old_remaining > 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- In this case we're using the whole allocation, so use that
+ -- amount directly instead of applying a currency translation
+ -- and thereby inviting round-off errors.
+ --
+ source_deduction := - orig_allocated_amt;
+ ELSE
+ source_deduction := trunc(
+ ( - curr_old_amt ) *
+ acq.exchange_ratio( old_fund_currency, source.currency_type ),
+ 2 );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF source_deduction <> 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- Insert negative allocation for old fund in fund_allocation,
+ -- converted into the currency of the funding source
+ --
+ INSERT INTO acq.fund_allocation (
+ funding_source,
+ fund,
+ amount,
+ allocator,
+ note
+ ) VALUES (
+ source.funding_source,
+ old_fund,
+ source_deduction,
+ user_id,
+ 'Transfer to fund ' || new_fund
+ );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NOT NULL THEN
+ --
+ -- Determine how much to add to the new fund, in
+ -- its currency, and how much remains to be added:
+ --
+ IF same_currency THEN
+ curr_new_amt := curr_old_amt;
+ ELSE
+ IF old_remaining = 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- This is the last iteration, so nothing should be left
+ --
+ curr_new_amt := new_remaining;
+ new_remaining := 0;
+ ELSE
+ curr_new_amt := trunc( curr_old_amt * currency_ratio, 2 );
+ new_remaining := new_remaining - curr_new_amt;
+ END IF;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Determine how much to add, if any,
+ -- to the new fund's allocation.
+ --
+ IF old_remaining > 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- In this case we're using the whole allocation, so use that amount
+ -- amount directly instead of applying a currency translation and
+ -- thereby inviting round-off errors.
+ --
+ source_addition := orig_allocated_amt;
+ ELSIF source.currency_type = old_fund_currency THEN
+ --
+ -- In this case we don't need a round trip currency translation,
+ -- thereby inviting round-off errors:
+ --
+ source_addition := curr_old_amt;
+ ELSE
+ source_addition := trunc(
+ curr_new_amt *
+ acq.exchange_ratio( new_fund_currency, source.currency_type ),
+ 2 );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF source_addition <> 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- Insert positive allocation for new fund in fund_allocation,
+ -- converted to the currency of the founding source
+ --
+ INSERT INTO acq.fund_allocation (
+ funding_source,
+ fund,
+ amount,
+ allocator,
+ note
+ ) VALUES (
+ source.funding_source,
+ new_fund,
+ source_addition,
+ user_id,
+ 'Transfer from fund ' || old_fund
+ );
+ END IF;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF trunc( curr_old_amt, 2 ) <> 0
+ OR trunc( curr_new_amt, 2 ) <> 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- Insert row in fund_transfer, using amounts in the currency of the funds
+ --
+ INSERT INTO acq.fund_transfer (
+ src_fund,
+ src_amount,
+ dest_fund,
+ dest_amount,
+ transfer_user,
+ note,
+ funding_source_credit
+ ) VALUES (
+ old_fund,
+ trunc( curr_old_amt, 2 ),
+ new_fund,
+ trunc( curr_new_amt, 2 ),
+ user_id,
+ xfer_note,
+ source.id
+ );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ if old_remaining <= 0 THEN
+ EXIT; -- Nothing more to be transferred
+ END IF;
+ END LOOP;
+END;
+$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
+
-- The following three types are intended for internal use
-- by the acq.attribute_debits() function.
Added: trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/upgrade/0147.schema.acq.transfer-fund.sql
===================================================================
--- trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/upgrade/0147.schema.acq.transfer-fund.sql (rev 0)
+++ trunk/Open-ILS/src/sql/Pg/upgrade/0147.schema.acq.transfer-fund.sql 2010-02-02 18:44:24 UTC (rev 15434)
@@ -0,0 +1,363 @@
+BEGIN;
+
+INSERT INTO config.upgrade_log (version) VALUES ('0147'); -- Scott McKellar
+
+CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION acq.transfer_fund(
+ old_fund IN INT,
+ old_amount IN NUMERIC, -- in currency of old fund
+ new_fund IN INT,
+ new_amount IN NUMERIC, -- in currency of new fund
+ user_id IN INT,
+ xfer_note IN TEXT -- to be recorded in acq.fund_transfer
+ -- ,funding_source_in IN INT -- if user wants to specify a funding source (see notes)
+) RETURNS VOID AS $$
+/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Function to transfer money from one fund to another.
+
+A transfer is represented as a pair of entries in acq.fund_allocation, with a
+negative amount for the old (losing) fund and a positive amount for the new
+(gaining) fund. In some cases there may be more than one such pair of entries
+in order to pull the money from different funding sources, or more specifically
+from different funding source credits. For each such pair there is also an
+entry in acq.fund_transfer.
+
+Since funding_source is a non-nullable column in acq.fund_allocation, we must
+choose a funding source for the transferred money to come from. This choice
+must meet two constraints, so far as possible:
+
+1. The amount transferred from a given funding source must not exceed the
+amount allocated to the old fund by the funding source. To that end we
+compare the amount being transferred to the amount allocated.
+
+2. We shouldn't transfer money that has already been spent or encumbered, as
+defined by the funding attribution process. We attribute expenses to the
+oldest funding source credits first. In order to avoid transferring that
+attributed money, we reverse the priority, transferring from the newest funding
+source credits first. There can be no guarantee that this approach will
+avoid overcommitting a fund, but no other approach can do any better.
+
+In this context the age of a funding source credit is defined by the
+deadline_date for credits with deadline_dates, and by the effective_date for
+credits without deadline_dates, with the proviso that credits with deadline_dates
+are all considered "older" than those without.
+
+----------
+
+In the signature for this function, there is one last parameter commented out,
+named "funding_source_in". Correspondingly, the WHERE clause for the query
+driving the main loop has an OR clause commented out, which references the
+funding_source_in parameter.
+
+If these lines are uncommented, this function will allow the user optionally to
+restrict a fund transfer to a specified funding source. If the source
+parameter is left NULL, then there will be no such restriction.
+
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
+DECLARE
+ same_currency BOOLEAN;
+ currency_ratio NUMERIC;
+ old_fund_currency TEXT;
+ old_remaining NUMERIC; -- in currency of old fund
+ new_fund_currency TEXT;
+ new_fund_active BOOLEAN;
+ new_remaining NUMERIC; -- in currency of new fund
+ curr_old_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of old fund
+ curr_new_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of new fund
+ source_addition NUMERIC; -- in currency of funding source
+ source_deduction NUMERIC; -- in currency of funding source
+ orig_allocated_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of funding source
+ allocated_amt NUMERIC; -- in currency of fund
+ source RECORD;
+BEGIN
+ --
+ -- Sanity checks
+ --
+ IF old_fund IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: old fund id is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF old_amount IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: amount to transfer is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- The new fund and its amount must be both NULL or both not NULL.
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NOT NULL AND new_amount IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: amount to transfer to receiving fund is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NULL AND new_amount IS NOT NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: receiving fund is NULL, its amount is not NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF user_id IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: user id is NULL';
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Initialize the amounts to be transferred, each denominated
+ -- in the currency of its respective fund. They will be
+ -- reduced on each iteration of the loop.
+ --
+ old_remaining := old_amount;
+ new_remaining := new_amount;
+ --
+ -- RAISE NOTICE 'Transferring % in fund % to % in fund %',
+ -- old_amount, old_fund, new_amount, new_fund;
+ --
+ -- Get the currency types of the old and new funds.
+ --
+ SELECT
+ currency_type
+ INTO
+ old_fund_currency
+ FROM
+ acq.fund
+ WHERE
+ id = old_fund;
+ --
+ IF old_fund_currency IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: old fund id % is not defined', old_fund;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NOT NULL THEN
+ SELECT
+ currency_type,
+ active
+ INTO
+ new_fund_currency,
+ new_fund_active
+ FROM
+ acq.fund
+ WHERE
+ id = new_fund;
+ --
+ IF new_fund_currency IS NULL THEN
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: new fund id % is not defined', new_fund;
+ ELSIF NOT new_fund_active THEN
+ --
+ -- No point in putting money into a fund from whence you can't spend it
+ --
+ RAISE EXCEPTION 'acq.transfer_fund: new fund id % is inactive', new_fund;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_amount = old_amount THEN
+ same_currency := true;
+ currency_ratio := 1;
+ ELSE
+ --
+ -- We'll have to translate currency between funds. We presume that
+ -- the calling code has already applied an appropriate exchange rate,
+ -- so we'll apply the same conversion to each sub-transfer.
+ --
+ same_currency := false;
+ currency_ratio := new_amount / old_amount;
+ END IF;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Identify the funding source(s) from which we want to transfer the money.
+ -- The principle is that we want to transfer the newest money first, because
+ -- we spend the oldest money first. The priority for spending is defined
+ -- by a sort of the view acq.ordered_funding_source_credit.
+ --
+ FOR source in
+ SELECT
+ ofsc.id,
+ ofsc.funding_source,
+ ofsc.amount,
+ ofsc.amount * acq.exchange_ratio( fs.currency_type, old_fund_currency )
+ AS converted_amt,
+ fs.currency_type
+ FROM
+ acq.ordered_funding_source_credit AS ofsc,
+ acq.funding_source fs
+ WHERE
+ ofsc.funding_source = fs.id
+ and ofsc.funding_source IN
+ (
+ SELECT funding_source
+ FROM acq.fund_allocation
+ WHERE fund = old_fund
+ )
+ -- and
+ -- (
+ -- ofsc.funding_source = funding_source_in
+ -- OR funding_source_in IS NULL
+ -- )
+ ORDER BY
+ ofsc.sort_priority desc,
+ ofsc.sort_date desc,
+ ofsc.id desc
+ LOOP
+ --
+ -- Determine how much money the old fund got from this funding source,
+ -- denominated in the currency types of the source and of the fund.
+ -- This result may reflect transfers from previous iterations.
+ --
+ SELECT
+ COALESCE( sum( amount ), 0 ),
+ COALESCE( sum( amount )
+ * acq.exchange_ratio( source.currency_type, old_fund_currency ), 0 )
+ INTO
+ orig_allocated_amt, -- in currency of the source
+ allocated_amt -- in currency of the old fund
+ FROM
+ acq.fund_allocation
+ WHERE
+ fund = old_fund
+ and funding_source = source.funding_source;
+ --
+ -- Determine how much to transfer from this credit, in the currency
+ -- of the fund. Begin with the amount remaining to be attributed:
+ --
+ curr_old_amt := old_remaining;
+ --
+ -- Can't attribute more than was allocated from the fund:
+ --
+ IF curr_old_amt > allocated_amt THEN
+ curr_old_amt := allocated_amt;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Can't attribute more than the amount of the current credit:
+ --
+ IF curr_old_amt > source.converted_amt THEN
+ curr_old_amt := source.converted_amt;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ curr_old_amt := trunc( curr_old_amt, 2 );
+ --
+ old_remaining := old_remaining - curr_old_amt;
+ --
+ -- Determine the amount to be deducted, if any,
+ -- from the old allocation.
+ --
+ IF old_remaining > 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- In this case we're using the whole allocation, so use that
+ -- amount directly instead of applying a currency translation
+ -- and thereby inviting round-off errors.
+ --
+ source_deduction := - orig_allocated_amt;
+ ELSE
+ source_deduction := trunc(
+ ( - curr_old_amt ) *
+ acq.exchange_ratio( old_fund_currency, source.currency_type ),
+ 2 );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF source_deduction <> 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- Insert negative allocation for old fund in fund_allocation,
+ -- converted into the currency of the funding source
+ --
+ INSERT INTO acq.fund_allocation (
+ funding_source,
+ fund,
+ amount,
+ allocator,
+ note
+ ) VALUES (
+ source.funding_source,
+ old_fund,
+ source_deduction,
+ user_id,
+ 'Transfer to fund ' || new_fund
+ );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF new_fund IS NOT NULL THEN
+ --
+ -- Determine how much to add to the new fund, in
+ -- its currency, and how much remains to be added:
+ --
+ IF same_currency THEN
+ curr_new_amt := curr_old_amt;
+ ELSE
+ IF old_remaining = 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- This is the last iteration, so nothing should be left
+ --
+ curr_new_amt := new_remaining;
+ new_remaining := 0;
+ ELSE
+ curr_new_amt := trunc( curr_old_amt * currency_ratio, 2 );
+ new_remaining := new_remaining - curr_new_amt;
+ END IF;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ -- Determine how much to add, if any,
+ -- to the new fund's allocation.
+ --
+ IF old_remaining > 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- In this case we're using the whole allocation, so use that amount
+ -- amount directly instead of applying a currency translation and
+ -- thereby inviting round-off errors.
+ --
+ source_addition := orig_allocated_amt;
+ ELSIF source.currency_type = old_fund_currency THEN
+ --
+ -- In this case we don't need a round trip currency translation,
+ -- thereby inviting round-off errors:
+ --
+ source_addition := curr_old_amt;
+ ELSE
+ source_addition := trunc(
+ curr_new_amt *
+ acq.exchange_ratio( new_fund_currency, source.currency_type ),
+ 2 );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF source_addition <> 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- Insert positive allocation for new fund in fund_allocation,
+ -- converted to the currency of the founding source
+ --
+ INSERT INTO acq.fund_allocation (
+ funding_source,
+ fund,
+ amount,
+ allocator,
+ note
+ ) VALUES (
+ source.funding_source,
+ new_fund,
+ source_addition,
+ user_id,
+ 'Transfer from fund ' || old_fund
+ );
+ END IF;
+ END IF;
+ --
+ IF trunc( curr_old_amt, 2 ) <> 0
+ OR trunc( curr_new_amt, 2 ) <> 0 THEN
+ --
+ -- Insert row in fund_transfer, using amounts in the currency of the funds
+ --
+ INSERT INTO acq.fund_transfer (
+ src_fund,
+ src_amount,
+ dest_fund,
+ dest_amount,
+ transfer_user,
+ note,
+ funding_source_credit
+ ) VALUES (
+ old_fund,
+ trunc( curr_old_amt, 2 ),
+ new_fund,
+ trunc( curr_new_amt, 2 ),
+ user_id,
+ xfer_note,
+ source.id
+ );
+ END IF;
+ --
+ if old_remaining <= 0 THEN
+ EXIT; -- Nothing more to be transferred
+ END IF;
+ END LOOP;
+END;
+$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
+
+COMMIT;
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