Calculating whether to charge a maximum inspection fee
You can direct Infor Public Sector to calculate whether a maximum inspection fee is added to an application using a maximum inspection condition formula. A maximum inspection fee is a fee that is charged for reinspections. For example, you could write a formula that adds a maximum inspection fee if an application has more than two Mechanical reinspections.
Maximum inspection condition formulas use the
oProjectApp
object (an instance of the
Hansen.CDR.Project.iProjectApplication
class) to set
AddMaxFee
to either
True or
False. If the formula returns
True, Infor Public Sector adds the maximum
inspection fee to the application. If the formula returns
False, Infor Public Sector doesn't add the fee.
For more information about this object and for sample code, click the
Information tab in the Formula
Editor.
Examples
This formula adds the maximum fee to an application if the site inspection has been conducted more than one time.
dim oInsp as Hansen.CDR.Project.IInspection
dim lCounter as Integer = 0
For Each oInsp in oProjectApp.Inspections
If oInsp.InspectionType.Code.toUpper = "SITE" Then
lCounter += 1
End If
next oInsp
If lCounter > 1 then
AddMaxFee = True
Else
AddMaxFee = False
End If
This formula adds the maximum fee to an application if the landscaping inspection has been conducted more than two times.
dim oInsp as Hansen.CDR.Project.IInspection
dim lCounter as Integer = 0
For Each oInsp in oProjectApp.Inspections
If oInsp.InspectionType.Code.toUpper = "LANDSCAPE" Then
lCounter += 1
End If
next oInsp
If lCounter " 2 then
AddMaxFee = True
Else
AddMaxFee = False
End If