2 OnSIS March Pre-Validation Report

Modified on Thu, 3 Feb, 2022 at 8:13 AM

Pre-Validation March Submission

 

The Pre-validation card allows you to generate a report that detects potential errors and warnings based on OnSIS business rules. This option is available for these submission periods:

 

  • October elementary school
  • October secondary school
  • March elementary school
  • March secondary school
  • June elementary school
  • June secondary school
  • Elementary school suspension/expulsion
  • Secondary school suspension/expulsion
  • Continuing education for day school (IILE/Literacy & numeracy)
  • Night/continuing education school
  • Summer school
  • Care and/or Treatment, Custody and Correctional (CTCC) facilities

 

To run Pre-validation reports for March, choose OnSIS > March > Pre-validation and select the CREATE button on this card to access the pre-validation report or reports specific to the submission period.

 

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The pre-validation form will be similar to the example below, however the pre-validation options are unique to each submission period.  Here is an example of the form:

 

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If the pre-validation reports are run from the board, the reports can be run for all or selected schools at once.

 

Check the box corresponding to the pre-validation report to be generated.  Then select the CREATE button in the bottom bar. Once the report has been submitted to the task queue, you may leave this application or generate other reports. You will receive a notification when your report is ready. Reports are saved in the file manager under Provincial > OnSIS > Batch files > March (the selected submission period).

 

The pre-validation reports are the same reports that are automatically created when the batch files are created, however the batch files are not created when using the pre-validation option.  Schools are encouraged to run the pre-validation reports prior to the submission period, and to run them regularly to ensure that no new warnings have been introduced.  For example, the school may run this weekly leading up to the March 31 submission period, and then when that submission is signed off, they may run them regularly using the pre-validation option in the June submission period.

 

Here is an example of a report:

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As you can see in the above examples, the pre-validation reports tell you what the error will be for each student or class. If you clean these records up prior to your submissions period, you will have less critical errors from OnSIS when beginning your submission. 

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