SQL-002: clsClaimSupportOrder¶

This statement supports clsClaimSupportOrder by executing a Sequence operation through storedproc.

Classification¶

Field	Value
SQL ID	SQL-002
Operation type	Sequence
Execution method	Stored procedure
Database	Oracle
Schema	[unqualified]**
Command type	StoredProcedure
Business object	`clsClaimSupportOrder`
Criteria property	`CreateToDoTasks`
Lifecycle method	`CreateToDoTasks`

Parameters¶

Parameter	Direction	Type	Max length	Description
`:inClaimID`	Input	Unknown	—	Passed from clsClaimSupportOrder via CreateToDoTasks.
`:inBenefitPaySub`	Input	Unknown	—	Passed from clsClaimSupportOrder via CreateToDoTasks.
`:inNextIssueDate`	Input	Unknown	—	Passed from clsClaimSupportOrder via CreateToDoTasks.
`:inUserID`	Input	Unknown	—	Passed from clsClaimSupportOrder via CreateToDoTasks.
`:OutTaskID`	Input	Unknown	—	Passed from clsClaimSupportOrder via CreateToDoTasks.

Tables¶

Table	Access	Columns used
CL_INJURY_CLAIM	Sequence	Not enumerated directly in the stage findings.**
DUAL	Sequence	Not enumerated directly in the stage findings.**

Sample SQL¶

PK82141_SUPPORT_ORDER.DetermineTodoTasks(:inClaimID, :inBenefitPaySub, :inNextIssueDate, :inUserID, :OutTaskID)

Operations and processes¶

clsClaimSupportOrder identity/sequence generation

Note: Statements marked with * were inferred from code structure, naming conventions, or contextual evidence where direct confirmation was not available in source artifacts. Statements marked with ** could not be confirmed; treat as unknown until verified.

Sources¶

Business/SAIF.Business.Claim.Maintenance/clsClaimSupportOrder.vb