updatePartyGroupingValue
- Description
- This transaction updates the recorded details of a specific PartyGroupingValue associated to an active PartyGrouping.
- Web Services
- Operation name: updatePartyGroupingValue
- Example
- Inactivate the High Risk Score value for the Patterson household by providing an end date that is less than or equal to the current date.
- Usage information
- This transaction can also be used to add new PartyGroupingValue
attributes.
To make a PartyGroupingValue inactive, use this transaction to set an end date that is less than or equal to the current date.
When updating the ValuePriorityType/Value or SourceIdentType/Value, they must exist and be active.
When providing both values for pairs of attributes that are driven by code tables, they must exist, be active, and match. For example:- ValuePriorityType and ValuePriorityValue
- SourceIdentType and SourceIdentValue
- Preconditions
- A PartyGrouping must exist and be active.
A PartyGroupingValue must exist.
- Mandatory input
- PartyGroupingValueId
- PartyGroupingValueLastUpdateDate
- Inquiry levels
- Not applicable
- Filter values
- Not applicable
- Transaction behavior
- After a PartyGrouping has expired, new PartyGroupingValues cannot
be added, but the existing PartyGroupingValues can be updated.
GroupingCategoryType and Values classify the GroupingValueTypes. They are driven by code tables and only included in the transaction response.
- Request message
- <TCRMTxType> updatePartyGroupingValue
<TCRMTxObject> TCRMPartyGroupingValueBObj
<TCRMObject> TCRMPartyGroupingValueBObj
- Response objects
- TCRMPartyGroupingValueBObj
- Special note
- Not applicable