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Note: This is the default table provided by Canvas to define the entitlement criteria. You can use your own entitlement criteria definition table. However, you must make necessary changes in the EntitlementsHelper class for the framework to read the table.
Data level entitlement criteria must be defined in this table. Canvas expects that the data level entitlements are mapped to the Product – Sub Product combination and not directly to functions. This goes with the concept that all functions under a Product – Sub Product combination automatically derive the data level criteria applicable. There could be scenarios where a function may not work with any data level criteria. In such cases, the function could be marked as read-only to indicate that scenario.
Following is a sample screen shot of how the entries can be provided in the OO_CRITERIA_TYPE_MASTER table:



Column Name

M / O

Type

Purpose

CRITERIA_TYPE

M

String

The criteria type (key) against which the data level entitlement is captured as part of profiling.
For example, LOAN_CRI.

DESCRIPTION

O

String

This is a column provided to the developer for storing any meaningful comment for quick identification of the entitlement criteria. For example, Loan type criteria.
Though this is an optional column, providing a meaningful description of the criteria will help you in future to understand the purpose of the defined criteria.

SOURCE_TYPE

M

String

Indicates how the possible values for the criterion can be fetched. The default source type is V.
Possible source types when the $ALL keyword is used are as follows:

  • V – Product or service values whose data is to be fetched based on the criteria defined. This is the default source type and can be used without the $ALL keyword also.
  • Q – Indicates that the source is the result of a query.
  • C – Indicates that the source is through a Java class.

SOURCE_VALUE

M

String

Provides the actual value corresponding to the source type.
If the SOURCE_TYPE is V, this is the product or service values whose data is to be fetched based on the criteria defined. To provide multiple values separate the values with comma. For example, Home Loan, Personal Loan.
If SOURCE_TYPE is Q, this is the query to be fired. For example, select LOAN_TYPE from LOAN_TYPE_MASTER where LAUNCHED='Y'.
If the SOURCE_TYPE is C, this is the class that should be invoked. For example, com.intellectdesign.modelhouse.LoanTypesEntitlmentProvider.
This source type is recommended if you want to apply some logic to filter data in a scenario or if the source is a Web service, database, Excel file, text file, and so on. There is no restriction with respect to the data source when you use a Java class.

PRODUCT_CODE

M

String

This is the product code that is recognized by Canvas and is used as part of its internal storage of profiles, etc.

SUBPRODUCT_CODE

M

String

This is the sub product under the provided product that is to be used. This is the code that is recognized by Canvas and is used as part of its internal storage of profiles, etc.

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