Huxy Posted December 2, 2021 Posted December 2, 2021 Hi all. Has anyone got anywhere with this issue. Nightmare administering two centre numbers from one SIMS database. The only way we have managed to do this is by doing the following: 1. Enter pupils in the first site 2. Generate an entry file 3. Submit via A2C (have a multi centre licence) 4. Enter pupils for the second site 5. Change the centre number under EO to the second site 6. Generate an amendments file. Don't think you can generate another entries file for the second site. Use a small set of pupils just to get entries in to generate for the second site. 7. Amend the amendments file so it now becomes an entry file for the second site 8. Send the entry file for the second site via A2C Both sites now have an entry file sent for each centre number. 9. After that we have to do all amendments file for the first centre first and then generate the file and send that off via A2C and then do all the amendments for the second site and send that off separately. Otherwise the file will contain a mixture of the both sites! Does anybody else have a better workaround? Any help would be appreciated.
mf13tch Posted December 6, 2021 Posted December 6, 2021 This thread seems to indicate there is a script / patch for this.... Multiple Centres on one SIMS database (edugeek.net) I don't know if that's accurate or not having never needed it, but if so then you'll need to log case with your SIMS support provider and ask for the patch to be sent to you to run, or released to you via SOLUS 3.
3s-gtech Posted December 6, 2021 Posted December 6, 2021 We use a program (of our own) that splits the files, then use A2C multi-site. Still the only decent method we’ve seen. We have a ‘generic’ version of the file splitter that works for other schools if you want to try it.
Huxy Posted December 6, 2021 Author Posted December 6, 2021 Hi. Yes please if you could. I would really appreciate it. Regards.
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