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Question from AVQ Academy Part 2 - Englisch und Deutsch gemischt

Question from AVQ Academy Part 2 - Englisch und Deutsch gemischt


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Created / Updated 11.03.2015 / 09.06.2017
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What makes more sense?: To have general or specialised orderbooks?

The right mix of general and specialised orderbooks makes the difference. Depending on the usage, both make sense.

What triggers an Order Validation?

Order Validations are triggered by workflow execution.

Who builds the constraints used within an Order Validation?

Constraints are built by parameterising persons on specification done by the bank / client.

What are the main components of workflows?

Workflow –Status, –Actions, –Commands and –Rules.

Do I have only one Orderbook per Workflow?

One Orderbook is the absolute minimum. Depending on the workflow, it makes sense to have an Orderbook per status or for a group of statuses.

What is an engine and which engines exist in Avaloq?

The combination of expert knowledge and a knowledge interpreter is called an engine. There are engines for instance for bookings, for balancing, for costs and fees., n difference to procedural programming languages, where code is defined statement by stat

What are ledger containers?

Ledger Containers are interim accounts used to ease the balancing. They are necessary as one Avaloq booking principle is 'Never book on balance accounts'. Thus, even money transactions cannot be booked directly on balance accounts, but rather on ledger co

What is the difference between a money account, a ledger container and an interim account?

A ledger container is an interim account. The interim account is a construct implemented for balancing purposes only. Consequently, they should not be misused, for instance to hide losses.

What are the common groups of balance accounts?

The Balance, the Profit and Loss (P&L) and the off balance sheet items.

What are the central booking principles in Avaloq?

Debit = Credit:

The total of the quantities of all event packets (bookings) of every asset involved in one event (transaction) must be balanced. The Book Engine performs this check automatically and generates different bookings if necessary., Net Posit

Which technical access right is necessary to be able to see security related information?

#See Security Information

Which users are shown by the context action 'show members' used on an access code?

Only the direct assigned are shown with 'show members', i.e. those where the access code is directly set. Users who have inherited the access or who have the general access rights 'any' will not be shown.

Is there a context action that you have to use to update changes in a profile via inheritance?

No. The inherited changes will be updated automatically.

Are you able to see that there are objects where you have not sufficient access rights to see them?

No. your universe is what you are allowed to see. The system acts as if those objects you are not allowed to see would not exist. Only example is when you are allowed to see the properties of an object (e.g. the properties of a container) and one of the p

What is the difference between locks and keys?

There is none, locks and keys are both access codes. The usage is different. A key is an access code applied to a user and a lock is an access code applied to a subject (i.e. something that has to be protected).

How do you give partial access to a subject e.g. provide access to a business partner, but not to the relations of this business partner?

This is not possible. Access is all or nothing per subject.

Which subjects are impacted from the General Access Right: 'Workflow Action'?

Via this General Access Right the access method of the Meta type, the workflow action and the context action are impacted.

What is the difference between Authentication and Authorisation?

Authentication is the process to ensure, that the anonymous person connecting to the system (may be via the internet) claiming to be a certain user with certain access rights is really the user. Authentication uses means like passwords, smart cars, keys o

Why is it better to enable external authentication systems, instead of implementing a standard password control in Avaloq?

Without standard password control in Avaloq, Avaloq can be connected with the existing authentication methods in the bank and reduce the amount of authentications. For instance, to implement a single–sign–on mechanism with only one authentication in the b

What is the Report Writer designed for?

Data out of Avaloq are selected, processed and enriched with information in order to fulfil users' needs for analyses and interpretations of this data.