CA2416840A1 - Extended web enabled multi-featured business to business computer system for rental vehicle services - Google Patents

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CA2416840A1
CA2416840A1 CA 2416840 CA2416840A CA2416840A1 CA 2416840 A1 CA2416840 A1 CA 2416840A1 CA 2416840 CA2416840 CA 2416840 CA 2416840 A CA2416840 A CA 2416840A CA 2416840 A1 CA2416840 A1 CA 2416840A1
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Kimberly Ann Devallance
Randall Allan Haselhorst
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Extended Web Enabled Multi-Featured Business To Business Computer System For Rental Vehicle Services Cross Reference to Related Application This application is a continuation-in-part of Serial No.
09/694,050 filed October 20, 2000, which is a continuation-in-part of Serial No. 09/641,820, filed August 18, 2000.
Introduction The invention disclosed and claimed in the first filed parent cross referenced above relates generally to the field of an Internet enabled business-to-business intelligent communication link allowing a first business organization to have intelligent interaction wi~~i~:a second fully integrated business organization to facilitate the placing of orders or reservations for business services or goods, with the services or goods provider having a computer network linking multiple levels of its organization to provide for the smooth conduct of business between the two organizations. More particularly, this field relates to an Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system to facilitate the conduct of rental vehicle transactions between two multilevel business organizations, one of which provides such rental vehicle transaction services in an integrated manner through business enterprise software to a high volume user of such rental vehicle services wherein an Internet web portal is defined by the rental vehicle service provider which interconnects the two business organizations at multiple levels, providing a graphical user interface (GUI)for the transaction of large amounts of rental vehicle services automatically and virtually without human intervention upon entry. The invention of the second filed parent continuation-in-part application extends the functionality of the first filed parent invention by providing an intelligent portal that is readily configurable to suit any particular customer and any particular provider data requirements or method of doing business. This added functionality allows the invention, for example, to provide the user with access to other suppliers in the same seamless and integrated manner. In other words, the user now has access to not just one integrated business but multiple businesses, some of which may but need not be, integrated businesses thereby extending the invention for use in a generic application to satisfy a user's needs for a good or service not just from one vendor but all vendors connected to the invention. The inventions disclosed in this application add to the functionality of the systems first disclosed in the two parent applications by providing features and advantages which increases its flexibility and adaptability to other business models as might be found in different countries for handling rental vehicle transactions.
Background of the Invention Computer technology has been embraced by many businesses in order to handle their ever increasing order flow as well as to mitigate the increasing blizzard of paper required to be produced to document this business. A significant benefit which often drives the implementation of technology is its further advantage in increasing productivity to thereby allow fewer people to handle greater volumes of business. One such good example demonstrating the efficiencies and value to be gained by implementing technology is the business model developed and followed by the assignee of the present invention. A rental car company at its heart, the assignee transacts an ever increasing number of time sensitive, relatively low dollar volume, vehicle rentals which in many instances require authorizations to be made in advance, reservations of vehicles from available geographic and vehicle type selections, monitoring of the rental as it progresses including possibly extending the rental under certain circumstances, communications between the various parties involved in the transaction to ensure ultimate customer satisfaction, and financial accounting for the transaction including generating invoices and processing them for payment.
While a significant portion of the vehicle rental business involves rental for Leisure, business travel, etc., another significant business relationship has developed with insurance companies and the like in what has been termed as the replacement car rental service business. In this business, a vehicle insurance company may have many thousands of policyholders who are eligible to be involved in accidents, and other dislocations of use, requiring that a vehicle be rented for that customer's use while his own vehicle be made ready again for use. Thus, for this business segment, a multi-tiered business organization such as a vehicle insurance company represents a significant customer for repetitive vehicle rental services. To conduct this business in an orderly, time efficient and cost efficient manner, it is necessary that this insurance company has as its business partner a vehicle rental company which is itself multi-tiered, such as the assignee of the present invention. This is because the needs, both geographically and in volume, are significant which require the dedication of a significant amount of resources. To satisfy these needs and to respond to other business growth, in its embrace of technology the assignee hereof has succeeded in developing an in-house computer system and related software which has integrated its business internally. This business integration has been massive and company-wide as is needed to integrate a company having a central office with literally thousands of individual branches located nationally, and even now internationally, with hundreds of thousands of vehicles available for rental.
Furthermore, other business partners including other service providers such as vehicle repair shops have also been given access to this system to allow for input of information relating to progress of vehicle repair, extension of rental time, etc. as the rental progresses. This integrated business computer network and software generally includes a mainframe server at the heart of a wide area network (WAN) which facilitates the transfer of vehicle rental information and orders company-wide. This integrated business model is most efficient and needed in order to satisfy the vehicle rental service needs of a vehicle insurance company which itself may be national or even international in scope.
As a first step in extending the integration of technology into this business model, the present assignee has previously developed and implemented a computer system which has provided improved communication capabilities between the two business partners. This system generally comprised a second mainframe computer linked to the first mainframe of the integrated business network, with dedicated access lines being provided from this second mainframe to various levels of the multilevel business organization comprising the insurance company. In effect, with this additional mainframe and dedicated pipeline access, various individuals at the insurance company were permitted to directly interact with the integrated business computer network of the vehicle rental company as well as other selected service providers such as body shops where wrecked vehicles were being repaired. The implementation of this system provided a great step forward 5 over the people intensive business activity previously required in order to handle the large number of transactions encountered in this business relationship. Historically, the replacement car market engendered large numbers of telephone calls being placed between the insurance company, the rental company, and the body shop where vehicle repair was being performed in order to authorize the rental, select and secure the desired replacement vehicle to be provided, monitor the progress of the repair work so that scheduling of the rental vehicle could be controlled, extending the vehicle rental in the event of delays in repair, authorizing various activities involved in the rental process including upgrades of vehicles or other charges for services, and subsequent billing of the rental service and processing the billing to the insurance company for payment.
While the implementation of this system was successful and represented a tremendous step forward in automating the business relationship between the insurance company and the vehicle rental company, it did have certain limitations. For example, a specific communication link had to be established between the rental vehicle company and the particular users at the insurance company designated to have access to this system. Thus, special attention and some modicum of expense was required to establish these "pipelines" and maintain them.
~ Still another aspect to the system implemented was that it was not "browser'° based nor did it provide graphical user interface (GUI) menus. Thus, each user had to be specifically trained,in the particular "language" used by the system and learn to work with specific menus nested in a specific manner as well as codes for entering commands which were not similar to other computer software programs. This software design thus necessarily required additional training in order to insure that users could gain the full measure of advantage provided by the system and in order to minimize the opportunity for erroneous information or incorrect reservations from being entered or otherwise confusing the business transactions. Furthermore, user efficiency was not immediate and required skill beyond that ordinarily found in casual computer users, as we are all becoming in this computer age. Still another disadvantage to the system was that access was required to a designated entry point in the system in order for a person authorized to be on the system to work with it. As the nature of the insurance and replacement car business requires extreme mobility at multiple levels of both business partners, this represents a limitation~to the usefulness and time efficiency with which various business functions could be performed. Therefore, while implementation of the second mainframe allowing for pipeline connections at various levels of the multi-tiered insurance company was a significant step forward in automating the business relationship between the two business partners, significant limitations to this solution were readily apparent to the users thereof.
Summary of the Invention In the first parent application cross-referenced above, the inventors herein have previously succeeded in designing and developing a means for substantially enhancing the business to business communication link between these two businesses which provide significant advantages over its prior embodiment. More particularly, the inventors have succeeded in replacing the dedicated pipeline access of the existing system with a web portal allowing Internet access to the mainframe with a browser based graphical user interface (GUI) presentation. This also made the system more readily accessible to smaller business partners as the expense of the "pipeline" was eliminated. The first parent's invention offers several important technical advantages over the previous system. First of all, by taking advantage of the ubiquitous nature of the Internet, the ultimate in portability and connectivity for this system is now provided in a business environment where mobility and connectivity are at a premium.
In other words, a claims adjuster, body shop, or any other business employee authorized to have access to the system may gain access at any site offering Internet access. In present day technology that includes many mobile devices and appliances which are Internet enabled. As technology advances, it is conceivable that this access will extend to permit "24/7" access by any authorized person at any geographic location., This is a marked improvement providing immediate benefit and advantage over the dedicated pipeline access of the prior art system.
One limitation however, is that with this embodiment, this Internet access must support a stateful connection. In this context, a stateful connection refers to a "persistent"
conversation, meaning that the client side and server side software components establish a connection to one anther once and multiple data transfers may occur without severing that connection. Common examples of a stateful connection include on-line chat, on-line gaming, and for virtually all on-line conferencing. This is distinguishable from the normal operation of web pages which typically establish a connection, transfer the object on the page, and then sever that connection. These types of connections are generally referred to as "stateless" connections.
A second major advantage of the first parent's invention is its graphical user interface. The inventors have taken full advantage of this browser based GUI to streamline and organize the presentation of information to a user to actually guide him as he interacts in doing his business. One such example is customized design of the menus such that the user is guided and directed to answer only those questions required to be answered in order to conduct the particular transaction being addressed, and further to present choices to the user for his selection to minimize the need for the user to rely on his own memory or to be familiar with complicated and specialized codes to enter data or request transaction activity. With. the recent and continuing explosion of the Internet, more people are becoming familiar with browser programs and their operation through their own daily activities in their personal lives. This familiarity paves the way for easier training and quicker orientation of a new user to the present invention. For large business organizations communicating at multiple levels, this significant advantage cannot be minimized as there are large numbers of people who must be continuously trained due to the growth of the organizations, as well as the replacement of employees due to the inevitable attrition. Thus, the first parent's invention provides an immediate increase in worker productivity, and makes that improved efficiency available to many more workers who are not particularly skilled otherwise.
in computer usage.
Still another advantage provided by the first parent°s invention is through the implementation of additional functionalities which are engendered by the browser/GUI
interface. As the system is continuously used, and feedback is continuously monitored and analyzed, additional features that add value through providing management information as well as by speeding transaction activity over the system may be implemented, For example, several of these features include the ability of a user to create an on demand report for transaction activity including summaries of transactions handled by a particular user or group of users which might either be open or closed. Another example of additional functionality which improves the efficiency of a user is the ability to create a repair facility call back list which allows a user to sort existing open vehicle rental reservations by repair facility (body shop) and date such that a user is presented with the list of open reservations at a particular repair facility which can be readily handled in a single telephone call while at the same time having the system on line to implement any needed changes such as extensions of reservations, etc. Additional functionality has also been provided to speed the processing of invoicing which of course also speeds their payment and cash receipts. For example, it was found that even despite the built-in error checking and correction facilities provided to the users of the system, a repetitive pattern of mistakes involving incorrect claim numbers was discovered. To speed the processing of these, an additional functionality was provided as an "electronic audit"
known as invoice return which returns an invoice to a particular adjuster upon detection of an incorrect claim number for his human intervention and correction of the claim number. In this manner, problem invoices exhibiting one of the most common problems encountered may be readily handled within the system and in an efficient manner, instead of manually as before.
The first parent's invention also has as a significant advantage the ability to be further customized to meet the individual business partners' needs and desires as well as to provide additional functionality by offering additional features which become desirable upon accumulation of user data based on user experience. Furthermore, once implemented, they are immediately available system wide. While this allows for consistent usage, it is limited in the sense that all of the system users are forced to use the same menus, data definitions, etc. This is not seen as a limitation for the one-to-one business application intended to be primarily addressed by the first parent's invention.
Still another advantage of the first parent's invention is that the graphical user interface incorporates point and click interaction, using buttons and tabs to present or conceal data for the user's attention or inattention as the case may be, and provide a much more robust interaction capability through the creation of menu designs that allow for 5 access to the most commonly needed features from any point in the menu architecture. This is to be contrasted with the prior system which consisted of a main frame character based interface while the first parent's invention with its GUI
interface allows a user to point and click to navigate and to 10 make selections by pull down selection, thereby reducing errors. As users become more experienced with the system, and their confidence level grows, they are much more likely to become bored and aggravated with the rigid structure of the prior system requiring them to follow along a certain menu architecture in order to complete certain tasks. On the other hand, the first parent's invention generally increases the interest of the user in using the system. These advantages of the first parent's invention over the prior interface promote employee productivity by allowing a user more control over his work which is critical in achieving savings in human resources to operate the system which is one of its main goals.
The second parent's invention extends the first parent's invention and expands its capabilities and functionalities.
With the second parent's invention, a user may not only have access to its business partner, but also one or more competitors of its business partner through the same Internet portal. In this way, at least two needs are satisfied.
First, the user can have access to a variety of providers to choose from where business needs or desires require. This allows the user to use a single portal and not have to sign on to a number of different portals, even should they be available. Furthermore, the user isn't troubled to learn how to access and use different portals even should they be available. Presently, not all providers are operating an Internet portal for offering their services, so by allowing 1l business competitors to be accessible through the same portal, independent development of other portals is forestalled. This is a benefit to the operator of the main portal as it creates and maintains a competitive advantage by handling all of the order flow which creates a data base of useful information for marketing purposes. Although initially the portal services might be offered for no additional cost to a competitor, eventually a fee might be charged which would at least partially offset the cost for owning and operating the portal.
The design of the portal is elegant and offers great flexibility for customizing not only the menus for presentation to the user, but also in the design of the data base entries needed or desired by the user and/or the competitive provider. For example, some users might not know or care about the features of a vehicle rented and so those data entries may not be provided space on the menu for the user to fill in. The data base as handled by the networked computer system then need not keep track of that data for that customer. This feature is readily accommodated by the data base programming and is conveniently implemented.
In still another aspect of the second parent's invention, the web portal has the capability to accommodate the varying data requirements also of the various competitive providers, but also the level of their sophistication as evidenced in their respective computer systems and interface facilities.
For example, the web portal may be configured to communicate the user's order to the competitive provider via email, phone, or even through a connection directly to an integrated computer system having the same or substantially the same inter-operability as the integrated computer system of the assignee hereof. This capability extends to accommodating and matching the competing data requirements of the user and the competitive providers, and having the flexibility to design and implement menus that readily meet these competing needs.
Furthermore, the second parent's invention allows for changes to be implemented by simple re-programming of the web portal which minimizes the effort and enhances the "user friendly"
aspect to the present invention.
Not only are these "global" improvements made available with the second parent's invention, there are other more particularized improvements that add functionality within the operating framework of the second parent's invention. For example, one such improvement is the ability to "virtually"
assign work groups within the user so that, for example, multiple adjusters might be made into a team with a shared work load so that all of the team members have access to the same pool of work, such as the placing of reservations for the same group of drivers. With this "virtual team" assignment capability, work groups may be readily re-assigned to match changing work loads without worrying about re-configuring hardware or internal network connections. This can be a very valuable feature to accommodate staffing issues over geographical distances that can be nationwide, with access through the web portal to reservation facilities which are themselves nationwide.
Still another feature is the ability to customize an individual user's authorization limits. As can be appreciated, one of the mixed blessings of providing enhanced functionality to the individual users of any integrated computer system is that it places great power in the hands of the user which at the same time creates the potential for abuse, There have been well publicized instances of~"rogue"
employees making financial decisions or placing instructions which have far reaching financial consequences well beyond the intended authority of an employee, with disastrous results.
With the second parent's invention, one feature is the ability to limit the financial commitments that a user may make during any pre-selected time period. For example, the user's profile may limit his ability to make only a certain dollar limit of vehicle reservations over any certain number of work days. In this way, added safe guards may be conveniently provided, monitored by reporting capabilities, and changed as circumstances warrant, all with simple programming changes at the web portal.
There are still other features that are provided by the second parent's invention that find their genesis in the different approach taken over the first parent's invention and owing to the inherent increased flexibility of using a web based programming for the web portal to interface between the user and the providers on the web server and eliminating the need for any custom software on the user's terminal. The details of these are to be found and described in the detailed description of the preferred embodiment below. Examples include the ability to send confirmatory communications to the user that the reservation has been received and entered into the provider's system for fulfillment, custom report design including the capability to save and re-generate the custom report upon user command, increased flexibility to process and pay invoices, etc.
Still other advantages and features have been developed and are newly disclosed and claimed more particularly herein.
These advantages and features relate to usage of the present invention both domestically and abroad where there are idiosyncrasies in the business model that need to be accommodated. Still other features provide entirely new functionality. One such new feature involves adapting the present invention as a tool to market replacement vehicles for sale or lease to a customer who has had an accident significant enough that repair of his vehicle is not economically feasible. This is commonly referred to "totaling" a vehicle. The insurance industry totals about 3 million cars per year, of which approximately 17o are newer models (defined as within three years of current model year).
Once totaled, the owner needs to buy another car. Since car rental companies desire to sell more cars, any opportunity to tap into the total loss market will be bountiful.
The present invention provides a window into the establishment of a total loss for a renter's/insured's/claimant's automobile. Any car that is deemed to be a total loss would be indicated as such in the present invention for reporting purposes. At this point the stored information could be used to help provide economic benefit to all parties, insurance company, rental car company, and automobile owner.
Once a renter's/insured's/claimant's (owner's) car is determined to be a total loss the adjuster will try to ascertain the actual cash value (ACV) to be settled with the owner. The adjuster can use a third party tool, such as CCC's Pathways~ product, to determine what ACV is. Today an adjuster must input this information manually into a separate application. The present invention contains much of the necessary information needed to determine ACV: name, car make, model series, year. The present invention need merely send the necessary information electronically to a total loss product and request an electronic response. Once the necessary information is generated, the present invention would in turn take the ACV and cross reference the car rental database of inventory., Necessary information might include but not be limited to: ACV, year, make, model series, comparable cars, etc.
The car rental inventory can be filtered by geography and "holding requirements". As a reseller of vehicles, the car rental inventory is generally contractually required to be within the fleet as a rental for a predetermined amount of time prior to being available for sale to third parties. Once a car is past the holding requirement it is generally within the discretion of the oar rental company to sell. Thus, instead of Xo of cars available to the car rental company for retail sale, a virtual inventory of cars is available for retail sale to the owner of the car.
Once the filters for geography and holding requirements are active, the present invention delivers a list of available 5 vehicles for sale. At this point the adjuster and owner review the available cars, decide the cars considered to be attractive, and the owner then decides which one he wishes to purchase.
The user then selects one or more potential vehicles and 10 sends the request to the appropriate car rental location. The car rental location can then contact the owner of the vehicle to buy one of the selected vehicles. In addition, the list of vehicles and ACV information can be sent to the owner for further review and discussion.
15 Once the oar rental company contacts the owner and comes to a sufficient conclusion, either to buy or not to buy, the adjuster is notified of the conclusion and the transaction is consummated either through the present invention or off-line.
Still other features are disclosed and claimed herein which extend the functionality of the present invention.
These include the following. One such feature is providing for automatic extensions of existing rental authorization, so that some limited extension authority is granted to. permit some flexibility to a particular user without burdening him with the need to obtain approval for the extension. Another feature could be referred to offline usage, and provides the' functional advantage of permitting processing of reservation data in a computer not connected into the network, and then uploading/downloading between the offline computer as it is connected into the network, such as by dialing into the network over the Internet, or through a portal. The type of data which could be processed includes virtually any related to the processing of vehicle rental transactions and other related data such as car repair scheduling, etc. This functionality provides an extension of the usability to the l6 invention to mobile users who travel beyond the reach of the Internet, which even further enhances its applicability to those places not covered by wireless coverage. Alternatively, it allows the invention to bypass special connectivity issues which are thought to be disadvantageous for any reason including cost, unavailability, inconvenience, etc. Still another feature includes further integration of the internal data bases kept by permitting a user to automatically update not just one but several data bases with a single command once that new data is entered into a single menu. For example, in what can be referred to as "power templates°', a user may enter a multiple number of rental reservations on a single menu and then click a single "approved" icon which would then enter all of them into the system. This represents an improvement over a previous implementation requiring a user to separately "approve" each reservation, and then suffer the system processing time for each reservation. This "batch" processing can result in significant improvement in throughput, and reduction of user interface time for processing multiple transactions. Still another feature provides the added functionality of processing customer satisfaction feedback through the system. This feature provides the capability for a user to enter customer feedback information,~both positive and negative but perhaps more importantly negative, so that immediate awareness of any problem can be obtained and corrective action taken to mitigate or eliminate the difficulty. This feature also allows a user to indicate a suggested supervisory level of interaction, or the system may allow for automatic escalation of involvement for succeeding' levels of supervisory attention as the dissatisfaction continues or even escalates. This feature can be sianificant-to a service provider as the ultimate success of a service provider is directly dependent on the perception of satisfaction by the end customer. And, it is well known that the sooner a problem is identified and solved, the more likely a customer will have a satisfactory experience. Furthermore, from a strict economic viewpoint, the sooner some problem is addressed and solved, generally the less expensive the solution. A small accommodation can change a frown to a smile, if promptly offered.
Still other features are now disclosed that have applicability perhaps in the domestic business model, but certainly offer needed functionality in other business models found in other countries. One of these includes multiple party involvement/management of a rental transaction. While the flexibility of allowing multiple adjusters within a group to "work on" a rental transaction has been previously described, this particular feature is different in that not only may these multiple adjusters not be within the same group, they might not be employed by the same employer, might not be adjusters themselves, and might have different authority fox action on the transaction as is commonly found.
in different countries. For example, in some countries one adjuster authorizes and manages the rental reservation for the car while another adjuster authorizes and manages the insurance coverage for the rental. Still another feature allows third party or "independent party" management of the rental. In some countries a third party other than an insurance company is involved, such as a "credit hire'° or "assist companies" or "repair facility" or "lawyer" or "fleet management company". Each of these third parties, or any other third party, may be permitted access to the system and a user profile created for them that defines their authority to process rental transactions through an administrative profile set up in advance through agreement with the authorizing agent, such as an insurance company. As an enhancement, various individualized features may also provide data indigenous to a particular country, such as electronic access to the Schwackliste book for an adjuster to conveniently view a "class" for a car to determine what replacement vehicle is legally authorized for rental. Still another example of a feature needed to accommodate international capability is a need for a tiered rate system, and an hourly rental charge instead of a daily charge which predominates the domestic market. Processing of electronic signatures to satisfy local custom or legal requirement is yet another example of a feature for which the present invention is uniquely suited to provide.
While the principal advantages and features of the invention have been discussed above, a greater understanding of the invention including a fuller description of its other advantages and features may be attained by referring to the drawings and the detailed description of the preferred embodiment which follow.
Brief Description of the Drawings Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the computer systems comprising the first parent's invention;
Figure 2 is a flow chart of the software programs which communicate over the computer systems of fig. 1 to implement the first parent's invention; and Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the computer systems comprising the second parent's invention.
Detailed Description of the Preferred Embodiment The overall system architecture for the first parent's invention 20 is best shown in Fig. 1. As shown therein, an insurance company computer system 22, which itself may be virtually any computer configuration or even a stand alone PC
accesses the Internet 24 through any convenient access point 26 such as even including an ISP (Internet service provider), as known in the art. Also connected to the Internet 24 is a web portal 28 which is preferably provided by a server appropriately programmed as explained herein below. This web portal 28 may be appropriately configured as desired to suit any particular business relationship or arrangement, although preferably the inventors herein and assignee of this invention have determined that a 24/7 or full time connection to the Internet 24 is preferable, except for scheduled downtimes for maintenance, etc. The service provider 30 which for purposes of explaining the first parent's preferred embodiment is preferably a vehicle rental organization, has itself an Internet portal mainframe 32 connected by a bi -directional communication link 34 to a second computer network 36 which may itself preferably have a mainframe server 38. This second computer system 36 is preferably a network having a database 40 for communication with what may be thousands of branch offices each of which has its own computer interface 44 which communicates to this second mainframe server 38 to conduct the integrated business functions of a service provider organization. Instead of communicating with the branch offices directly, a reservation may be communicated to a centralized location for further processing, such as a call center, and then relayed on to an appropriate branch office.
This might be desirable under certain circumstances, such as if a branch office is closed, or when a purchaser requires some specialized service such as close monitoring of the rental. This may be done electronically and automatically, or with human intervention.
It should be noted that the particular computer configuration chosen as the preferred embodiment of the first parent's invention may itself be subject to wide variation.
Furthermore, the term "mainframe" as used herein refers solely to a computer which can provide large scale processing of large numbers of transactions in a timely enough manner to suit the particular business application. Preferably, as is presently used by the assignee hereof, an IBM AS/400 mainframe computer is used as each. of computers 32, 38. However, as is well known in the art, computer technology is subject to rapid change and it is difficult if not impossible to predict how these computer systems may evolve as technology advances in this art. For example, it is not beyond the realm of possibility that in the not so distant future a network of computers would provide the processing power to conduct these 5 business operations as presently handled by "mainframe"
computers. Thus, the term "mainframe" is not used in a limiting sense but merely to indicate that it is descriptive of a computer suited to handle the processing needs for a large scale business application.
10 It should also be noted that the communication link 46 extending betweenlthe server 42 and each of the branch offices 44 may have alternative configurations. For example, in some applications access over the Internet may itself be adequate, recognizing the vagaries of Internet service availability, 15 reliability, and processing speed. Alternatively, this communication link 46 could well be a dedicated pipeline providing broadband service connection full time with back up connections to ensure continuous communication between a particular branch office or groups of branch offices and the 20 service providers business operations computer system 36.
Some branch offices might even be served through satellite links. Indeed, it is even possible that a mixture of these wide variations of service level be present within a single organization's structure depending upon communication link cost and availability balanced against service needs. It should merely be noted for present purposes that this communication link 46 serves as the electronic umbilical cord through which branch offices 44 communicate with the business computer system 36 of the invention.
Attached hereto as exhibits are functional descriptions of the software programs resident on the computers comprising the two computer systems 32, 38 which implement the first parent's invention. More particularly, attached hereto as Exhibit A is a functional description of the software to implement the integrated business functions resident on the AS/400 or mainframe computer 38. Attached hereto as Exhibits B and C are related flow diagrams and explanatory text, respectively, for the software resident on the mainframe AS/400 computer 32. Attached hereto as Exhibit D is a functional description of the software resident on computer 32 but which also appears on the server 28 which creates the web portal for access to the mainframe 32 and its resident program. Server 28 may use a bi-directional GUI to character based interface translator program, well known to those skilled in the art, to present the displays and information obtained and transmitted between the user and the computer 32.
However, the software of Exhibit D could also be run on server 28, as would be appreciated by those of skill in the art. It is believed that these functional descriptions and accompanying text as exemplified in these exhibits are adequate to enable an ordinary programmer to implement corresponding software programs for executing the preferred embodiment of the first parent's invention using ordinary programming skills and without inventive effort.
As a further example of the flow of data and the functional advantages provided by the first parent's invention, reference is made to Fig. 2. As shown therein, a right hand column is identified as "ECARS" which represents the integrated business software implemented as part of the mainframe operation 38 in computer network 36. The center column headed "ARMS" is resident on mainframe computer 32 and coordinates the communication of data. The left column headed "ARMS/WEB" represents the software resident on computer but which is presented on server 28 and accessible by users through the Internet. Along the left side of Fig. 2 are designated three separate sections of operational activity.
These are "reservation" followed by "open" and concluded by "close". Generally, the functional descriptions are arranged in chronological order proceeding from the top of Fig. 2 to the bottom. However, some functional features are permitted throughout the entirety of one of the three periods designated at the left side of Fig. 2. Qne such example is the "message"
function which allows messages to be sent between users at one business organization 22 and branch offices 44 and others connected to the other business organization 30. Proceeding with a description of the transaction, the first set of communications allow for the reservation of the services.
These can include requests for authorization or a rescind authorization request to be sent from the service provider to the service purchaser. Correspondingly, authorizations and authorization cancels can be sent from the services purchaser to the services provider. Confirmations are communicated upon confirmation of an authorized reservation request.
Authorization changes may be made and communicated from the services purchaser to the service provider. Corresponding rental transaction changes may be communicated from the services provider to the services purchaser. As indicated, through the entirety of this process messages may be sent between users and others connected or having access to the integrated business software, as desired. The consummation of this portion of the transaction is a reservation that has been placed, authorized, confirmed, and provision is made for changes as necessary. During the next phase of the transaction, a reservation is opened and services intended to be provided are started. Generally, and preferably for the rental of vehicles, a start and end date are established in the reservation process. However, along the way, transactional changes may be made, such as for changing the type of vehicle provided, extensions may be requested and entered from either business partner, messages may be transmitted between the business partners, and the transaction may be terminated such as by voiding the contract by one business partner or terminating the authority by the other business partner. The term "reservation" has been used herein to refer not only to the act of placing the order but also to filling the order for services including providing the rental vehicle to the ultimate user and even invoicing for those services.
The last phase of the process involves closing the transaction. During this phase of the transaction, the contract is indicated as being closed and invoiced, the services purchaser can approve invoices, reject invoices, and also remit invoices. Such invoice remittance may also include the actual transfer of funds through an electronic funds transfer medium, or otherwise as previously arranged between the business partners.
It should be understood that this is a streamlined description of the handling of a transaction, and by no means is exhaustive. For example, much more functionality is available to the user including accessing the data base to generate production reports regarding status of open or closed reservations, preparing action item lists to allow a user to organize and prioritize his work, obtaining information available in the system from having been entered by others which would otherwise require phone conversations which are .
inefficient and occupy still another person's time. A more detailed explanation of the functionality provided is found in the exhibits.
In summary, the first parent's invention creates almost an illusion that the services purchaser, and the great number of users at various levels of the multi-tier purchaser users, are actually part of the services provider organization in that immediate online access is provided to significant data which enable the user to make reservations for services, monitor those services as they are being provided, communicate with those providing the services, obtain information relating to the status of services as they are being provided, and close transactions, all by interacting with the services provider business organization over that user's PC and without human interaction required by the business providers personnel. By way of contra-distinction, for many years business has been conducted on a human level by customers picking up the telephone and calling services providers and talking to their human counterparts in order to convey information, place orders, monitor orders, including obtaining information as to status, canceling orders, questioning invoices and paying invoices, along with a myriad of other related interactions. Not only did the conduct of business in this manner entail significant amounts of human resources at both ends of the transaction, but it also led to inefficiencies, mistakes and delays all of which increase the cost of doing business and contribute to_an increased risk of services being rendered in an unsatisfactory manner in many instances to the end user. The first parent's invention has taken the preexisting solution of providing electronic communication between the business partners to another level by "web enabling" this system for improved connectivity, improved usability, reduced training, enhanced mobility, and other advantages as described herein.
A schematic diagram of the second parent's invention is shown in Fig. 3 and includes three levels of architecture. As shown in the first level of the architecture 50, a user 52 such as an insurance company or other user has access through the Internet 54 to the computer system comprising and incorporating the invention. An Internet provider.provides a.
link 56 through which Internet connections may be made to . communicate with the further described system. For convenience, this Internet connection may be considered as an Internet site or portal in that a user enters a URZ and arrives at this connection. A firewall 58 as is known in the art is used for security purposes and to prevent hackers and the like from unauthorized access to the system. A first set of servers 60 are interconnected in a network 62 and may preferably include an ancillary server 64 for running load balancing software or the like to balance the load and provide redundancy amongst what may be a plurality of web servers 60.
These web servers 60 may preferably be Sun Microsystem servers running Apache web server software, or other such suitable software as would be well known to those of ordinary skill in 5 the art. This first web server network of servers 60, 62 process the random and disorderly communications flowing to and from this system and the Internet before passing them through a firewall 66 as a further precautionary measure.
This first layer of architecture, identified as the Internet 10 space/DMZ layer provides a secure interface and creates order out of the chaos of communications flowing between the system and others, as will be described.
With this architecture, stateless connections are accommodated, for the first time. By supporting stateless 15 connections, this embodiment eliminates the implementation difficulties encountered with the first parent's embodiment on the client. These implementation difficulties include installing extra software on the client side computers, and eliminates the need for special configuration of the Internet 20 access method, such as proxy servers or routers. For example, many proxy server are configured to disallow stateful connections for security reasons, I.e. to prevent unauthorized programs from establishing such connections. Another example is that routers are customarily configured with most ports 25 closed and thereby unable to support stateful connections.
The next layer of architecture 68 is noted in the figure as the "Enterprise private network" and is comprised of a plurality of servers 70 network connected with a network connection 72. Again, although the choice of hardware is not considered critical by the inventors hereof, Sun Microsystems server/work station hardware is preferably used to provide the platform for running the application software for processing the various rental vehicle transactions, as will now be explained. Attached hereto as Exhibit E are a series of functional design specifications for the ARMS/WEB application software resident on servers 70 and which provide the detailed description of the operational features of the software and system. With these functional design specifications for the individual modules, it would be readily apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art that programmers of ordinary skill would be able to write software to execute these functional specifications without using inventive effort. Furthermore, the details of this implementation are not considered to provide any aspect of the best mode for carrying out the invention which is defined by the claims below. Generally, the ARMS/WEB application software permits a user to sign on and, when recognized, provides the series of menus presenting choices for the user to indicate the parameters for his reservation. A plethora of information is provided and accessible to the user through the various menus provided from which the user selects and enters data to process the reservation. An important feature of the ARMS/WEB application software is that it provides the user the opportunity to select to place his vehicle rental,reservation not only with the integrated business computer system represented by the third level of architecture 74, described below, but also to route the reservation information back through the first architectural level 50 and into the Internet 54 for transmission to a competitive service provider 76. Although the interconnection is depicted in Fig. 3 as being made through the Internet 54, the network of servers 70 configured in accordance with the ARMS/WEB application software may utilize virtually any electronic means for transmitting the reservation information to a competitive services provider 76.
'30 These include email, automated telephone, facsimile, and other forms of electronic communication. Of course, the competitive services provider 76 may itself comprise an integrated business such that the level of interconnectivity provided to the user 52 may parallel that disclosed and described in connection with the integrated services provider system of the invention as well as the first parent's invention. This integrated business capability is represented as the third level 74 of the architectural topography shown in Fig. 3 which parallels portions of that shown in Fig. 1 in that a pair of network mainframe computers, such as AS/400's 78, 80 may process reservations to and from various branch offices 82 which are geographically diverse.
With the invention, the Internet portal provided by the ARMS/WEB network configured servers 70 provide an Internet portal for communication with not only the integrated computer enabled business system of the resident services provider, but' also a portal for placing reservations to other competitive services providers 76. Thus, the user 52 enjoys the capability of accessing multiple service providers for competitive services through a single Internet connection using a single set of protocols, menus, etc. for the conduct of toil business activity. Furthermore, the software configured network of servers 70 is readily configured in Web Zogic to adapt to changing user requirements, data requirements, unique competitive service provider requirements, and other upgrades or modifications in a convenient manner by simply modifying the software resident therein. No special browser software of other interface software is required by the user and any special interconnecting software or server/hardware requirements may be satisfied as between the service providers such that the user is presented with a seamless interconnection. As the ,invention is configured and works well with the integrated business and computer systems as disclosed herein, it is anticipated that such interconnection and usability may be readily translated to any other such integrated computer system as might be found in other competitive service providers, as would be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art. Thus, with the invention, a user is provided with among other things Internet access through a single portal to a plurality of service providers and, to the extent possible, to their integrated computer business systems.
The invention is sufficiently flexible to accommodate changes which are intended to adapt it for use with other business models, and especially those encountered in other countries. Furthermore, some of these changes add features that are equally applicable domestically. One such example is an "automated extensions" feature. Typically, there are many occasions when a damaged or inconvenienced vehicle is not made available for use when originally scheduled. In the prior art, many times an extension would then need to be requested through the system, with authorization requested and provided.
In order to streamline this process, and to minimize delay and involvement of supervisory authority, the system may provide for some form of automatic extension authority. Preferably, this could be provided in any one of three modalities, or some combination thereof. A first modality would be for the service provider to have automatic extension authority, upon communication to the customer, within certain pre-determined limits. For example, an initial authorization may be for 12 days of a vehicle rental. A request for an extension of 5 - days may be made by the service provider and of that 5 days 3 days may be authorized automatically as being within 250 of the original rental term and a request for the additional 2 days requiring approval may be automatically generated. Still another variation would be for the insurance company to set a limit within the system of the total number of authorized days, which could be based on some other parameter such as labor hours or body shop hours or down time for the repairs to take place. Then, upon request for an extension, one may be automatically granted based on the total authority allowed or initially set into the system by the insurance company, and up to that limit. Still another variation would be for a third party service provider to be involved in the process, such as a body shop, to make direct input into the system of a need for an extension. These authorized third party providers would preferably be pre-selected and their authority limited as described above. This feature may be implemented conveniently in a separate menu, for example as shown in the attached "screen shots" headed "Extend Rental".
Another feature is an offline usage feature which allows a user, such as an adjuster, to work with a laptop having loaded thereon a software program that emulates the connected network software for local processing of data, such as claims data. In use, an adjuster would preferably first connect to the system and download or "synch" his laptop data base with the claims data resident in the system. The adjuster would then disconnect and use his local program to work offline.
Such work could include the generation of new reservations, authorization of direct billings, extension of rentals, approval of invoices, and setting of termination dates for on-going rentals, among other tasks. The user would then re-connect to the system, such as over an Internet connection, sign in, and "synch" his laptop to the system which then transmits or executes his commands/communications to the central processor. The central processor checks the users "synch" data against its data file, advises the user of any "synch" data that is older than the current data, and requests the user to specify which data should be processed. After the processor is instructed by the user, it will then act on the "synch" data. For clarity, a first "screen shot" is provided that illustrates a sign in log for a user who wants to initiate a "synch", and a second "screen shot'° is provided to illustrate a listing of activity that could have been created offline and which is available to be input to the system upon "synching". A preferences feature is provided to allow a user to establish defaults for automatic syncing of the data.
Also, a history feature will allow the user to display all of the syncing activity from his connection or portal including error messages and conflicts noted.

Yet another feature allows for a user to enter, or execute, a full menu of transactions without individually opening them from a summary menu. This has been referred to as a "power template" feature. Instead, a hyperlink is 5 provided to allow a user to jump into another menu of details for an individual item should it need to be changed and not entered as suggested, requested or listed on a user's action list.
Still another feature allows for the collection of user 10 satisfaction feedback, and alerts to be entered for the attention to complaints, by the user right at his terminal.
This capability allows for a text message to be entered as well as the name and.contact information of the party making the feedback. As known in the service industry, and as 15 discussed above, customer satisfaction is important and the faster a complaint can be registered and communicated to the proper person for correction, and then corrected, the more likely that a customer will view his experience favorably. By providing a pop up menu item capability, a user may from any 20 one of a number of menus immediately enter the description of the problem and send it to the proper person electronically with a minimal amount of effort and a high degree of reliability. A convenient record may then be made of these "feedback" issues and entered into the system database. With 25 this information stored electronically, it may be conveniently searched and analyzed for any recurring patterns, thereby identifying any particular person, branch, facility, or type of problem that should be addressed for action beyond the solution of the immediate problem. A "screen shot" is 30 provided to illustrate how the °'pop up" menu may appear, although it could be varied to allow for entry of other or additional information such as "trouble codes" allowing for the type of problem to be user classified, etc. A flow diagram is also provided to illustrate the flow for complaints, a methodology for processing them including escalating their importance and level of attention as the matter remains unresolved over time.
Still another feature that adds to the flexibility of the invention is a multiple adjuster feature, that can be extended to include an independent party control feature. In some countries, and in some business models either domestically or abroad, it may be preferable to have more than one adjuster be empowered to interact with or authorize certain facets of a vehicle rental transaction. In those situations, the invention can provide the flexibility and control needed to separately empower and control the interaction of multiple adjusters. For each user of the invention, an "Administration" schedule is set up by an authorizing agent, such as someone at the supervisory level of either the insurance company or the service provider, which grants authority for performing certain work activities as well as possibly limiting the amount of monetary authority allowed that adjuster. A "screen shot" is attached which exemplifies such authorization, with work activities including creating/authorizing reservations, maintain/extend rentals, pay invoices, user maintenance, receive unassigned action items, and reporting. This capability could be used to separately authorize different adjusters acting on behalf of the insurance company and the individual. In other words, the individual may need the oar for 5 days but the individual's insurance coverage may only apply for 3 days while the insurance may pay for five days rental. This capability may also be further extended to independent third parties.
As extended for independent party management, this capability further adapts the invention for use with agencies such as "credit hire", "lawyer", "fleet management companies", or "repair facility", or "assist companies", all of which are found in other than domestic markets. Included herewith is an attachment which further explains the different types of independent parties routinely found at present, and examples of "screen shots" which provide the additional functionality of customizing authorizations for each of these independent parties for interacting with a rental transaction.
Yet another feature provided by the invention is a facility for marketing cars for sale/lease to customers. As explained above, a customer will occasionally be forced to replace his vehicle at the same time that he is renting a vehicle for temporary use. Furthermore, the value of the replacement vehicle, or the approved value that an insurance company will allow under coverage, many times determines the available vehicles from which a customer will be allowed to select without personal expense. The invention is uniquely designed to provide a listing of available cars, and information about the cars, all from the existing rental car data base as is kept in routinely running the rental car company's main business of renting cars. It is a simple matter to provide a menu which allows a user to specify search through the car inventory with parameters such as zip code, vehicle category, make and model. Using any one or more of these parameters, a search inquiry will then produce a listing of available vehicles matching the parameters, along with additional information about the vehicle including mileage, selling price, and color as well as other accessories. A
customer could then be advised of the search results and allowed to select a vehicle. The invention may, if agreed to by the insurance company, and possibly conditioned on the physical inspection of the car by the customer, then authorize the transfer of the vehicle to the customer as an outright settlement of his claim.
In implementing the replacement of the customers vehicle, a process preferably comprises the steps of an adjuster identifying the loss as a total loss which is preferably entered at the same time that a replacement vehicle rental is reserved, sending the vehicle data to a third party valuation tool for processing, determining the valuation of the vehicle by a suitable measure such as actual cash value (ACV), sending the ACV to the system, using the search function to identify' possible replacement vehicles available for the customer, finalizing the replacement process with the customer including executing transfer of title documentation if desired, and posting the results of the vehicle replacement in the system for access by the insurance adjuster so that he can confirm that the customer's claim has been satisfied. A flow chart describing this process is attached for further explanation.
Various changes and modifications to the preferred embodiment as explained herein would be envisioned by those of skill in the art. Examples of these changes and modifications include the utilization of computer systems configured in any one of a myriad of ways using present technology alone. For example, mobile computers are presently available and wireless technology could be used to extend the integrated business .
network of the services provider, as well as match the mobility needed by the various users connected to and using the present invention. The particular software, and various aspects and features of its design, have been adapted for particular application to the vehicle rental business. Of course, computer software applications satisfying other business needs would necessarily require adaptation to their particular business models. Thus, it is envisioned by the inventors herein that the various software programs described herein would be matched to the particular business application to which the invention is utilized. These and other aspects of the preferred embodiment should not be viewed as limiting and instead be considered merely as illustrative of an example of the practical implementation of the present invention.
These changes and modifications should be considered as part of the invention and the invention should be considered as limited only by the scope of the claims appended hereto and their legal equivalents.

EXHIBIT A
Enterprise Computer Ilssisted Rental System Workbook TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Page II
A brief overview of the SCARS Workbook and Training System. Outlines functions that will be discussed within the workbook.
Getting Started Page Ill Sign On Procedures, Key Strokes, General Facts about RALPH, SCARS Training Menu.
Exercises Exercise 1 Reservations Page I-i Exercise 2 Open a Ticket - Calendar Day Page 2-I
Exercise 3 Open a Ticket - 24 Hour Page 3-I
Exercise 4 Specials Page 4-1 Exercise 5 Open Ticket Cross Reference ~ Page 5-1 Exercise 6 Correct a Ticket Page 6-1 Exercise 7 Switching Units/Changing Rates Page 7-1 Exercise 8 Callbacks Page 8-1 Exercise 9 Closing a Ticket Page 9-1 Exercise 10 Cash Management Page 10-1 Error Messages Page VIII
The most commonly seen error messages will be discussed along with corrective actions.
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SCARS WORKBOOK
INTRODUCTION
The SCARS Workbook and Training System - AARTO 1- have been designed to teach the basic skills for working with SCARS - Enterprise Computer Assisted Rental System. Don't be alarmed if what you read in this workbook and what you see on the screen is slightly different. SCARS
is constantly being improved and enhanced to work more efficiently for you.
Topics Covered Reservations Opening rental tickets with various billing types Ticket Cross Referencing Correcting ticket information Switching Units and Changing Rates Callbacks Closing rental tickets with various payment and billing types Computerized CRS (Cash Receipt Summary) and deposits Training Workbook requires approximately 3 hours to complete Self Study Work at your own pace Workbook Format Each exercise guides you through an activity step by step Most exercises build upon information covered in previous exercises You will be able to see how different SCARS options are linked together:
Reservation ~ Open a Ticket ~ Callback -3 Close a Ticket Ranges from basic rental functions to refunds.
Numbers to Knosv ..
The Rental Help Desk may be contacted at 1-800-416-8000. Specially trained SCARS personnel are available to answer questions and help with any problems you tray encounter.
Network Services may be contacted at 1-800-416-8000. A team ofNetwork Operators, who are RALPH
experts, are available to correct any hardware problems experienced by the computer system.
You are now ready to begin!
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RateslAmountsl Dares Use these examples for keying rates/amounts.
$16.50 - 16.5 Field Exit $16.00 - 16 Field Exit May 20, 1994 - 052094 Options and Choices When Yes or No answers are requested, key Y-Yes or N-No.
When several choices are given, key "X" or "1" in the selection field next to the item chosen.
Names Names must be keyed in the correct format to help RALPH alphabetize names and distinguish between an individual or company name. Use these examples for keying names.
Individual: Smith* Cindy*
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Company: Enterprise Rent-a-Car*
Crawford Company*
(Key an asterisk * tw holding dow the Shift key and pressing 8*) Num~Tic Keypad Use the numeric keypad, located on the right side of the keyboard, to key mileage, rates, etc. The numeric keypad is designed in the same manner as a calculator; therefore, you may find it easier to work with.
Important Keys There are several important keys on the keyboard that are essential to using ECARS.
Reset When data is keyed incorrectly, that field will be highlighted and an error message will inform you of the problem. Press Reset and re-key the data.
Enter Press Enter to send the infonmation to be processed.
F1,2,3...or Command and/or Function keys are used to enter and exit various options. They Cmd 1,2,3.. are located on the top ofthe keyboard. Command/Function keys are displayed on the bottom of each screen.
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SCARS Training Menu To access the SCARS Training Menu, key AARTO1 at the Enter Request line ENTER
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CmdleExit CmdB=hease Cust The SCARS Training Menu consists ofthe most used options in SCARS. Each ofthese options will have a corresponding exercise in this workbook.
Option 1 - Open a Ticket: This option is used to open the majority of rental tickets in the office.
Option 2 - Correct a Ticket: This option allows you to correct and/or add information such as an additional driver, claim number, etc.
Option 3 - Switching Units/ This option is used to switch units and/or change rates.
Changing Rates:
Option 5 - Closing a Ticket: This option is used to close all rental tickets.
Option 10 - Open Ticket X-Ref: This option allows you to "look up" an open ticket to retrieve basic information.
Option 11 - Reservations This option is used to create, view, update, transfer, or cancel Branch Rental Reservafions.
Option 12 - Callbacks This option is used to authorize or extend rental tickets by the type of callback. (For example Body Shop, Service Department, Insurance Company Adjustor, or Customer. ) Option 15 - Cash Management: This option allows you to balance the cash summary and make deposits.
CMD 1 Exit to EnterRequest Prompt.
CMD 8 Lease Cust. Information about renting to Lease Customers.
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EXERCISE 1 RESER i~ATIONS
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On the ECARS Training Menu, key Option # 11 ENTER . The Reservation Menu Screen will appear; (See example screen on the following page).
NOTE: You can key as little or as much information that is available when taking the reservation. Any information keyed into the reservation will automatically forward to the open ticket, saving you timewhen the renter is in the offcce picking up a vehicle or waiting for a "Pick Up."
To update a reservation, any information keyed may be changed by keying directly over that which is displayed. Information may also be added or deleted if necessary.

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1. Key your five-character employee number at top of the screen.
2. Key Renter's Name (pretend you're the renter~Last Name*First Name* and Social Security Number:
3. Key rental pickup, datel>iime, and rental return date. Use today's date for both pickup and return date. Key X to select either: Wrn = Walk-in, P/up = Pickup, Deliver =
Delivery, or CWC = Customer will call I TAB~to space provided for additional comments, if needed.
4. Key Renter's phone information. TAB RIGHT to description field for any comments, as needed.
5. Key Rental Type "I" - Ynsurance. The other rental types are B=Body Shop, D=Dealership, R=Regular, C=Corporate, or O---0ther. Key "STATE" in the Source Cust# field. Press ~2=Cust List. A Branch List appears. If there are no choices available, press F8~rroup for a group list.' dCey "X" next to a State Farm Office. This automatically forwards to the Source la List Screen (see page 2-3). Key "X" next to the first adjustor name.
Key Y=Yes to set up a Direct Bill. Key "X" to select payment type: Credit Card, Cash/Check. For the Bill to Cust# use the F2~ust List Window key, again. "X" your name on the list. Key "X"
next to 999 UNKNOWN** on the Source U7 Screen. NOTE: Ifyour name is not on the list, key 999999 as the Bill to Cust# and type your Last Name* First Name* on the name line. Key 999 as the Attention ID and key your.name on the Attention Line. Key the Auth Until Date (use today's date), the Maximum Dollar Amount per Day, Claim/PoUPo#, Date ofLoss, Type ofLoss, and Insured's Name.
Screen description conti~rued on the jollowi~tg page.
Pagc 1 ~ 3 FUNCTION KBYS FOR OPTION 1t - RESERVATIONS
Listed on the bottom portion of each screen are several Function (F) keys.
Each one performs a function that may be used while creating or viewing a Branch Reservation.
F1 = Exit Allows you to cancel a new reservation. While viewing a reservation you can exit to the Reservation Menu Screen.
F2 = Cust List Displays a list of customer names and numbers that are to be used far sourcing. See example window below <'33WES'~..:.'::::~. ~ c ::. ' ::: ::::::: . . ._ -. ... .
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You can press F2=Details again to view a detailed branch List. 'Fhe detailed list includes the customer name, address, and phone number This is handy if you are trying td locate a specific customer who has multiple locations or ifyou need to contact the account in question.
Key "I" in the Opt (option) field to select a customer number. Tt~e screen autoinaticaliy forwards to the contact screen. See example window on the next page.
Page I - 5 See example screen below.
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Renter Name KING :.RTNY RESV 1Q~SE~

Renter Drivers License State ~ xp Gate OGD _ Height Height ~ e',yes Hair Employer ' a~aitlonal Drivel (Y ct NI Driver Name Address Age _ Driver= License State E.xp Late Out. of state (Y. or. . N's ~ Bil2-?o Name- tCompany Name") RtRention.

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FS~Ratesl.Rul.rs. F7~AJ4S F33~Previons -n!er-tJpdatr Remember, all information keyed here will automatically transfer to the Open Rental Ticket to save you and the renter time.
1. Key Driver's License Information and Current Employer's Name.
2. Key Additional Driver Information: Name, Address, Age, Driver's License #, State, and Expiration Date.
3. Key Y=Yes, or N=Na, if the rental will be going out of state. If yes, key all associated states to which ret~t~r plans to travel.
4. Key "Bill To" Information: Company Name, Contact Person, Address, Phone Number, City State, and Zip Code will be pre-loaded, if valid Customer # is keyed on the first Reservation Screen.
5. Pickup Date arid Arrival Trrrre u%rll display if keyed on the first Reservation Screen. Key new Date and Time to start charges, ifapplicable.
6. Key X to select billing type: Calendar or 24hr, and Specials, if applicable.
7. Key Rate Information and anyDiscounts, ifapplicable.
NOTE: This screen is edited in blocks. For example, if the Driver's License Number is entered then the State, Expiration Date, and Birth Date ace required. Follow displayed ERROR
MESSAGES to guide you as you go!
F9 = Transfer Allows you to transfer a reservation to another Branch within your Group.
This is helpful for location purposes and availability of units. It also allows you to transfer ARMS Reservations to another Group.
FI2 = Previous Return to previous screen. 1V~ oTE: IfF 12 is used, any updates just keyed will NOT be saved.

Keys is presses first. Allows access to enter valuable credit information when the reservation is created. This is helpful to determine money deposits or rental approval. See example screen below.

ZrIFORi~ITZO~ , Name SMITH'LYNN~ (~ASTfTRS'T') 5 Print (Y or Hl Street 6 Credit Checked City 9t Zip vorael! ( 900 ) .000_ ) 000 - exc - Ofl00 officeN ( x000 0000 Otheri~ v ( a00 ) :000 - 0000 BSNt! .p00 00 fl0.00DoB. Age 27 T.~gt3~ ..of time mss .at .present addxess yxs Z . ...-: _ _ . __ ~__.-~

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Cmd7mA7~.T Cmdl2~Previous Enter~Update Information keyed here will not appear on the Open Rental Ticket. This is reference information to be viewed within the reservation system.
1. KeyRenter TD information: Name (Last Name*First Name*), Current Address, Fhone Number(s), Social Security Number, Date of Birch, Age, and Length of Time lived at the above address (Years/
Months).
2. Key Current Employer Name, Current Position Held, and Length of Employment .(YearsJMonths).
Repeat the process for previous employment, as needed. .
3. Key Previous Address(s), and Length ofTime lived at each location (Years/.Iwlonths), if applicable.
4. Key Renter's Spouse Name, Current Employer Name, Current Position Held, and Length of Employment (YearsJMonths), ifapplicabie.
5. Key Y=Yes, over default N=No, to print a copy of the Credit Check Screen.
6. Key Y=Yes ifcredit has been checked.
NOTE: Follow the polices set by your Group when creating a reservation. You can enter as much or as little ofthe credit infomnation appropriate to the rental situation. The entire Credit Check Screen is optional.
Ask your Rental Branch Manager to review situations applicable for Credit Check information to be taken.

F21=ID Rntr Allows you to to locate previous renter information without exiting the reservation. See example screen below.
CENTRAL ID Renter , FQS04QA/1 Di~~ S t! Prov Home Phone# ( ) Name (hash ( Firs t ) Note: Drivers license nutaber and St/Prov or Home Phone number.are.
required._ tdame.~is ..optional..
Fi2~Erevious , Key the Renter's Driver's License Number and State or Provence OR the Home Phone Number (required). The Renter's name may also be keyed (optional). Ifmore than one match is found, the Renter ID Selection screen appears. See example screen below.
~CENTRAh Reater ID Selection E'QSOiO.A/1 Searched by: Phone -Number ( ) D/Lt~ - - St/Prov Position to: Name iLast) (First) .
Type option, press ENTER
IaSelect . 5=View Opt,'Natne Street Address ~ St Zip ~SMITH''KKEVIi~1'" I23 HARRTSON MO 63101 SI"IITHwRALPH* 467 MOhOKAI ROAD HI 97895 TAVERSwJOSEPFi'~ 4223.VERhAINE.AVENUE WI 39667 TIPTON*ROBERT'' S.08 VIENNETT'A.DRIVE LA 70460 :.. F3~Exit F12=Previous -' .._ Search the screen to see ifthe customer is on the list. Ifthe customer's name_does not appear on this screen, key the dr'iver's name (Last/First) in the Position to field. ENTER .
The name keyed appears at the top ofthe list. Key "1" in the Opt (option) field to select a customer.
ENTER . The customer's information is protected and loaded into the appropriate fields.
OR
Key "5" to view customer information in greater detail. ENTER . The Renter ID
Detail screen appears.
See example screen on the next page.
Pages-ti ENTER to accept your Reservation.
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You have just created a Branch Reservation. For additional practice, open another reservation using the following i~orn~ation:
~ Use your, favorite celebrity's name for the renter's name ~ Do NOT key a Social Security Number ~ Use today's date as the pickup and return date ~ Make it a Bill To o, f "N"
~ Make it a Callback type of "Cost"
Be sure to key in aU necessary information to make a complete reservation, using the above data plus your ovm chosen information.
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Turn to the nezt page to learn how to view a reservatibn by Customer NamelGroup (Category #2) Paget-13 Category #3-Yiew Reservation for Date/Group To view a Reservation by date. key in the Month/Day/Year in the space provided on the Reservation Menu Screen, #3. Today's date and your GroupBranch will already be pre-loaded. To view a different date or GroupBranch, key desired information over existing. A list of reservations will appear in sequential order -starting with the earliest Reservation associated with the date you requested.
See example screen below.
. -- - -. - RESERVATIONS FOR GPBR 7799 '- .... .~ _. ~ -CCRSO 3-B
(.... ,.':. Tu~es.day. JLIi~E 21, 19.99 F.rint tY or:N:~~ ..
Total Reservations: 1 ~. :Next Time ~ Z
1. Displays Customer Name, Time of Arrival, Reservation Number, C ype requested, rental Status, Rental Type, and Comments, if a licable. To view a specific res ation, key X
on the line next to the Customer's Name. ~ to move cursor down the st of names, as needed.
Press ENTER to advance you to the selected reservations) scr n.
NUTS: This display can also be selected on the Reservation Menu Screen, #3 by Group. When only a Group is seceded the reservation comments are NOT shown as in the above example.
Reminder! Scroll forward/backward to view all Customer Reservations. To make a revision to a reservation, key X next to the applicable Customer Name, press ENTER and make revisions, as needed.
2. Next Time: Key Next Time (blour:MinuteslAMUPM) of reservations to be viewed. This is optional, as needed. ENTER to advance to the new time listings as requested. ' 3. To p:~nt a copy of the reservations listed, key Y=Yes, over default N=No.
NOTE: The function keys are discussed in detail, starting on page 1-5.

EXERCISE Z OPEN ~I TICKET - CALENDAR DA Y
This exercise will guide you through Option 1 - Open a Ticket for a Calendar Day. Be sure to follow the format exactly as stated in this exercise. This ticket will be used again later on in the workbook!
If necessary, key AARTO 1 ENTER to access the SCARS Training Menu.
5. Home Phone # Key yourHome Phone Number in this field andlor (see number six).
6. DL#, ST/PROV: KeyyourDrivet'sLicensenumberand StateorProvince.
?. Res#: Thisfieldwillremainblankforthisexercise. ANationalReservationNumber or Branch Reservation Number is keyed in this field ifone is known.
ENTER to accept the information keyed and advance to the next screen.
You should see a listing ofall reservations forcustomers whose fast name beginswiththe samethree letters as were keyed. Locate and "X" the reservation you created for yourself. This information will forward to the ticket.
CMD I Exit to EnterRequest Prompt.
CMD 8 Lease Customer. Information about renting to Lease Customers.

1. Option # Field: Key Option Number Ol .
2. D# 000000: This field will remain blank; a ticket number has not yet been created.
3. Branch: Your branch number will be displayed in the field. ~ to move the cursortothenextfield.
4. Name Key the first three letters ofyour last name in this field..

NOTE: The information that you had keyed into the reservation should have forwarded to the Open RentalTicket. Forthosefieldsthatyouleftblank,pleasefilltheminappropriately.
Section 2 - Renter Information I RENTAh TYPE I ( I/B/D/R/C/a) 'Source Cust ~ 2! ~ - ID '' -' _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
~a~e 3 ' (Last*First*) Street d C3 ty 5 ST 2.ip 'Name -Phone _ t _ ) , - ~ 6 i~::-, :='Dffice. Phnne: ( _ ) - Ext F..mployer 'v Other:.-Phone Ev_000 ') 000 - 000.0 7 Description y~:y3.oCal::Rddr: $.
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1. Key I - Insurance for Rental Type.
2. Use State Farm as the Source Customer for this exercise. Key "State" in the Source Customer # Field.
Press F2=Cust List. The following screen appears. -:;.ra~DWES.T:. v.::.: ;::. .; .: ~ ::Branch :Lisa . SM8002A1~i:: ;: .
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:Type..optiohs.,. press Enter.
l=.Select - 5=Di-sp3.ay Qpt..--:Cust.# Description . State Phone STE43:3 STATE FARM** II. 618-555-8877 .
ST.F246 STATE FARM** MO 314-555-0050 'STF005:: ' STAT$ 'FARM"" MO 816-555-1277 ..S.TFI'11 STATE FARM~~ IL 618-555-6588 '.FZ=Deyi~,s ;. F3=Exit F6=Branch F7=AAI' F8=Group FlO~State Fil=A1Z:':
Wi'Z=Prevfcus . . Roxl=ForWard/Back You can press F2=Details again to view a detailed branch list. The detailed list includes the customer name, address, and phone number. This is helpful when there are multiple locations for the customer. Ifthere are no customers on the branch list, you can press F8=Group for a Group list, F 1 State for a State list, or F 11=All for a list including all customer numbers.
Key "1" in the Opt (option) field next to the first State Farm to select a customer number. The screen automatically forwards to the contacts screen. See example screen on the next page.

Section 3 ~ Driver License t:DL# 123q56?89 ST MO Fatpires 062S99 DOB 032?60 SS#.555 55 5555 ~' eight 6 OZ Weight I75 Eyes BftOi~Qtd Haiz BIANDE
1. Key the Driver License Number (no spaces are necessary).
Z. STAB RIGHT1 and key the State abbreviation and Expiration Date.
3. Key Date ofBirth.
4. Tf you keyed your SS# onthe Training Menu Screen, it will be pulled forward. if not, key the SS#.
S.KeyHeight, Weight,EyeCalorandHairColor.
to move cursorto thenext section, if necessary.

Screen 2 is broken down into three sections.

Source Cust# 999999 ID 999 COMPANY BILL TC (Y/t3) _ Cust# ID Attn Complete If Name (Company Name**
Gust # 999999 Street City ST i Zip Phone ( ) - Ext 3 CI~AIM/pCL/BO~I Max Amount (CIClaiiaant, I/Insured, T/Theft) _ Insured Doss Date Car Sale Referral BFtG~ft C~iat# 'Ptame Attn Car Yr MakelModel Phone ( 000 )..000 -.000.0 F2 =Cuss List F3=Exit ..F9~Ib List FS=Rates/Rules t~."7=AAI Fg=prewrite F10=CC Approval. F11=CK Approval FT2=Frev 1. Special Instructions: IfSpecial Instructions exist forthe Source Customer Number, they will be displayed.
2. Company Bill To: This section requires a YES or NO answer. If yes, the Customer Number to be billed, the ID # and other company information are required.
3. Claim/PoUPO#:
ThissectionrequirestheClaim,PolicyorPurchaseOrderNumberalongwithinformation regardingthe Damaged/Stolen Vehicle, InsuranceRateand Shop Information. .
NOTE: The function keys v~rill be discussed in detail at the end of this exercise, page 2-14.

Screen 3 is broken down into four sections.
Ca~,lback'Type B/S Adj Svc Cust Calendar bap , 24 Houw Da.y.:' Spe.c3als Sales Tax ~ Fuel Charge Pex Drdp Charge Drvp 3~ocation GOVTSCHG 06~
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I. Special Instructions:
IfSpecialInstructionsexistforyourBillToCustomerlVurnber, they will be displayed.
2. Callback Type; A "Cattback" is a service offered to alt customers. The rental branch personnel places calls to Body Shops and Service Departments to check the status ofthe custo~ttec's vehicle. Calls are then made to adjustors for extensions and to customers to pass along information (the car is ready, last day the insurance company will pay is XXX, etc.). This section requires the Callback Type to be marked with an "X". The Callback Type wiILheIp RALPI;i distinguish the callback list to which this ticket should be as-signed.~ ' .
3, Calendarl24 Hour/ Specials: You can decide here whether billing will be on a Calendar day or 24-hour basis. You can also go to the "Specials" screen by placing an X next to Special.
4. Taxes and Additional Charges: This section will display tax information, fuel charges, and additional charges that have been customized by Group/Branch. You can choose what charges apply by simply placing an X in front of the charge. You can also note if a drop charge applies: , NOTE: The function keys will be discussed in detail at the end of this exercise, page 2-14.

Screen 4 is broken down into six sections.

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RATE ,: .00-/Fiour .00/Day _.00/Week .00/Manth Di.se~s - -i~II:EA~E..,.lMile -After: -/Day /Week /Month .: ., 130 Charge ':DW .00 /Day ~.;36.39 Est Charge&

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Approval F11=Ck Aprvi F12=Prev F16=EsG
Chas 1. Car Type ReqnestedJRate Quoted: This information will be pulled forward firom the Branch or National Reservation. If a Car Type was not requested, or a rate was not quoted, NONE
will be displayed in this field.
2. Date OutiCurrent and Customer Ezt: Today's Date and Time will be supplied by Ralph. Current Ext Date appears ifyou placed an "X" in B/S, Adj or Service Callback. CustomerExt date appears ifyou placed an"X" inCustomerCallback.
3. SCAR #: This section requires an SCAR Number and License or Serial Number to be keyed. You can key this from the key tag or by using F6=Units Availabie. Ifthe unit information is not available, use F9=UnitPending.
Theticketwillprint,butyoumustcompletethisinformation,whenavailabie,usingoption9 on the SCARS Main Menu, "Complete a Ticket".
4. Rate:
Thissecxionrequiresinforntationregardingthedailyrate,alongwiththenlileagelimita tionsandcharges.
Estimated Charges, Damage Waiver, PAI and SLP daily rates are also included~nthis section. All rates are examples only. Please check with your Group for correct rates.
5. Deposits:
Thissectionrequiresinformationregardingthedeposittobetakenatthetimeoftherentala nd how it was received.
6. Callback Note: Key a brief note in the Callback Note field, as necessary.
This note pulls forward to the Rental Ticket for reference.
NOTE: The function keys will be discussed at the end ofthis exercise, page 2-I4.

Section 5 - Deposits DEhoSITS Cash 100 y' Check ~ 00 ~ -~ ~ CC ~ . Q0 y ~ ..... .r. r.. - .... .r.. .~ ..... .... .... ~ ,... .r ..._. .., ..~ _.
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Key t 04 AFIELD EX~in the Cash field to designate a $100 Cash deposit.
0 to move cursorto the next section.
Section 6 - Callback Note '~CA~LBACK. .NOTE:: ~ -- - - I -. ~ - -. - ..... ._ ._ ..~ ~ _ .._ ~ - .~ --.1 '.,:Z.lJgdate::Code F,.mp.#',5555 F.r~g# .i.f ..DifferesW OOaI00 ......j _...-W.~_.~_.__._-._~~_-.,..:._W
1. Key a brief note, as necessary.
2. Key yourUpdate code and your 5-digit Employee ATumber.
ENTER to accept information keyed. Correct any errors, ifnecessary. The ECARS
Training Menu will be displayed when ticket is accepted.
Congratulations!
.. Youhavejustcompletedyourfirstrentalticket.
In the "live" ECARS program, thecompleted rentalticket would print fromtheDRTicket Printer.
Pa~ez-i3 Screen 1 ._._.-__-_-__~-,.~~___~-_.__,~,-_-.
ERANCH RESERVATION NUMBER 300003 Print (Y or N)~ CCRS01-A
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~~:.At;~c~it.yan.' . , ,routh Until Max Amt - .
v~::~#~.PohlPfl:. . . Date of i~os .:'::(C~~C3aznuai~it; ~'2'lIrisured;~..T/Theft:)"_' ~ . Insured y::~ ~ . ;...: $ T : . . y .. .~ . ' .Comment ' - y ... PE:.: C3,: ~s~s ~ ~ . ~jtpe. ." . v , ~ .. , .:v ..' .
;.::~ ~ ~TEri.~.: ., s ' ~ . . . ; ,.: ~ 'Cor~unent v ::.Fl=Exi~t:..:~:':~.. ' . . ~.E~--dust: ~~iyx .FqwID. list . ..
FS=Rates/:Ru3.es . .F8=More Info v'~"3~Trans~fer ~ FI:2=Prev.3.aus 'E1.3=Tns.u.rance F15=Rea .N.ote.s "~'Z3:=~D ~3~t:r F22=Clear Rntr ' Lp~ ' ~ FZ3=Mare Keys _~------he Reservation Screen is very similar to that of Option I - Opening a Ticket.
. Key your five-character employee number at top of the screen.
. Key Renter's Name (pretend you're the renter)-Last Name*First Name* and Social Security Number:
. Key rental pickup, dat%ime, and rental return date. Use today's date for both pickup and return date. Key X to select either: W/in = Walk-in, P/up = Pickup, Deliver=
Delivery, or CWC = Customer will call.[ TAB RIGHT Ito space provided for additional comments, if needed.
4. Key Renter's phone information. TAB RIGHT to description field for any comments, as needed.
i. Key Rental Type "I" - insurance. The other rental types are B=Body Shop, D=Dealership, R Regular, C=Corporate, or O=Other. Key "STATE" in the Source Cust# field. Press ~2=Cust List. A Branch List appears. If there are no choices available, press F8=Group for a group list.~.Key "X" next to a State Farm Office. This automatically forwards to the Source 113 List Screen (see page 2-3). Key "X" next to the first adjustor name.
Key Y=Yes to set up a Direct Bill. Key "X" to select payment type: Credit Card, Cash/Check. For the Bill to Cust# use the F2=Cult List Window key, again. "X" your name on the list. Key "X"
next to 999 UNKNOWN* * on the Source ID Screen. NOTE: If your name is not on the list, key 999999 as the Bill to Cust# and type your Last Name* First Name* on the name line. Key 999 as the Attention ID and key your name on the Attention Line. Key the Auth Until Date (use today's date), the Maximum Dollar Amount per Day, Claim/PoUPo#, Date ofLoss, Type ofLoss, and Insured's Name.
Screen description confirmed on the followi~rg page.

ed on the bottom portion of each screen are several Function (F) keys. Each one performs a function may be used while creating or viewing a Branch Reservation.
= Exit Allows you to cancel a new reservation. While viewing a reservation you can exit to the Reservation Menu Screen.
= Cust List Displays a list of customer names and numbers that are to be used for sourcing. See example window below.
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.ey "1" in the Opt (option) field to select a customer number. The screen-automatically forwards to the intact screen. See example window on the next page.

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F13=Previoua Enter~iJpdat_ member, all information keyed here will automatically transfer to the Open Rental Ticket to save you and renter time. ' Key Driver's License Information and Current Employer's Name.
Key Additional Driver Information: Name, Address, Age, Driver's License #, State, and Expiration .
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Key Y=Yes, or N=No, if the rental will be going out of state. If yes, key all associated states to which renter plans to travel.
Key "Bill To" Information: Company Name, Contact Person, Address, Phone Number, City, State, and Zip Code will be pre-loaded, if valid Customer # is keyed on the first Reservation Screen.
Pickup Date and Arrival Time will display, if keyed on the first Reservation Screen. Key new Date and Time to start charges, if applicable.
Key X to select billing type: Calendar or 24hr, and.Specials, if applicable. .
_ Key Rate Information and any Discounts, if applicable.
OTE: This screen is edited in blocks. For example, if the Driver's License Number is entered then the tate, Expiration Date, and Birth Date are required. Follow displayed ERROR MES
SAGES to guide you t you go!
9 = Transfer Allows you to transfer a reservation to another Branch within your Group.
This is helpful for location purposes and availability of units. It also allows you to transfer ARMS Reservations to another Group.
' 12 = Previous Return to previous screen. NOTE: If F 12 is used, any updates just keyed will NOT be saved.

Keys is pressed first. Allows access to enter valuaDtC m Gum uum mamm when the reservation is created. This is helpful to determine money deposits or rental approval. See example screen belov.~.
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KeyRenter ID information: Name (Last Name*First Name* ), Current Address, Phone Number(s), Social Security Number, Date of Birth, Age, and Length of Time lived at the above address (Years/
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Key Current Employer Name, Current Position Held, and Length ofEmployment (YearslMonths).
Repeat the process for previous employment, as needed. . _ . Key Previous Address(s), and Length ofTime lived at each location (Years/,I~onths), if applicable.
. Key Renter's Spouse Name, Current Employer Name, Current Position Held, and Length of Employment (Years/Months), if applicable.
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.. Key Y=Yes if credit has been checked.
~10TE: Follow the policies set by your Group when creating a reservation. You can enter as much or as ittle of the credit information appropriate to the rental situation. The entire Credit Check Screen is optional.
Ask your Rental Branch Manager to review situations applicable for Credit Check information to be taken.

=1D lZntr Allows you to to locate previous renter information without exiting the reservation. See example screen below.
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Flz=Ereviaus :y the Renter's Driver's License Number and State or Provence OR the Home Phone Number squired). The Renter's name may also be keyed (optional). If more than one match is found, the Renter t Selection screen appears. See example screen below.
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~' search the screen to see if the customer is on the list. If the customer's name does not appear on this Green, key the driver's name (Last/First) in the Position to field. ENTER .
The name keyed appears ~t the top of the list. Key "1" in the Opt (option) field to select a customer. ENTER . The customer's nformation is protected and loaded into the appropriate fields.
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TER to accept your Resen~ation.
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have just created a Branch Reservation! For additional practice, open another reservation using ollowing information:
~ Use your favorite celebrity's name for the renter's name ~ Do NOT key a Social Security Number ~ Use today's date as the pickup and return date ~ Make it a Bill To of "N"
~ Make it a Callback type of "Cust"
sure to key in all necessary information to make a complete reservation, using the above data plus your n chosen information. _..
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Turn to the nezt page to learn how to view a reservatibn by Customer Name/Group (Category #2) .

egory #3-View Reservation for Date/Group view a Reservation by date. key in the Month/Day/Year in the space provided on the Reservation Menu yen, #3. Today's date and your GroupBranch will already be pre-loaded. To view a different date or upBranch, key desired information over existing. A list of reservations will appear in sequential order -ting with the earliest Reservation associated with the date you requested. See example screen below.
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is screen displays a list of all reservations for a GroupBranch or Group for a s cific date. You can view pecific reservation by keying X next to the applicable Customer Name.
Displays Customer Name, Time of Arrival, Reservation Number, C ype requested, rental Status, Etental Type, and Comments. if a licable. To view a specific res ation, key X
on the line next _to the Customer's Name. ~ to move cursor down the st of names, as needed.
Press ENTER to advance you to the selected reservations) scr n.
ATE: This display can also be selected on the Reservation Menu Screen, #3 by Group. When only a coup is selected the reservation comments are NOT shown as in the above example.
minder! Scroll forward/backward to view all Customer Reservations. To make a revision to a reservation, :y X next to the applicable Customer Name, press ENTER and make revisions, as needed.
Next Time: Key Next Time (Hour:Minutes/AM/PM) of reservations to be viewed.
This is optional, as needed. ENTER to advance to the new time listings as requested. ' To print a copy of the reservations listed, key Y=Yes, over default N=No.
OTE: The function keys are discussed in detail, starting on page 1-5.

~ERCISE 2 OPENA TICKET - CALENDAR DA Y
s exercise will guide you through Option I - Open a Ticket for a Calendar Day.
Be sure to follow the nat exactly as stated in this exercise. This ticket will be used again later on in the workbook!
ecessary, key AART01 ENTER to access the SCARS Training Menu.
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Option # Key Option Number O 1. , Field: if D# 000000: This field will remain blank; a ticket number has not yet been created.

Branch: Your branch number will be displayed in the field.
~ to move the cursorto the next field. .

Name Key thefirst three letters ofyour last name in this field..

HomePhone# KeyyourHomePhoneNumberinthisfieldandlor(seenumbersix).

DL#, STIPROV:KeyyourDriver'sLicensenumberand StateorProvince.

Res#: Thisfieldwillremainblankforthisexercise.
ANationalReservationNumber or Branch ReservationNumber is keyed in this field if one is known.

to accept the information keyed and advance to the next screen.
%;, ou should see a listing ofall reservations for customers whose last name begins withthe same three letters were keyed. Locate and "X" the reservation you created foryourself. This information will forward to ~e ticket.
CMD I ExittoEnterRequestPrompt.
CMD 8 Lease Customer. Information about renting to Lease Customers.

CE: The information that you had keyed into the reservation should have tbrwarded to the Upen gal Ticket. For those fields that you left blank, please fill themin appropriately.
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Jse State Farm as the Source Customer for this exercise. Key "State" in the Source Customer # Field.
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~u can press F2=Details again to view a detailed branch list. The detailed list includes the customer name, idress, and phone number. This is helpful when there are multiple locations for the customer. Ifthere are a customers on the branch list, you can press F8=Group for a Group list, F
10=State for a State List, or l 1=All for a list including all customer numbers.
ey " 1 " in the Opt (option) field next to the first State Farm to select a customer number. The screen rtomatically forwards to the contacts screen. See example screen on the next page.

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STAB RIGHT ~ and key the State abbreviation and Expiration Date.
ECey Date ofBirth.
(fyou keyed your S S# on the Training Menu Screen, it will be pulled forward.
If not, key the SS#.
Key Height, Weight, Eye Color and Hair Color.
to move cursorto the next section, ifnecessary.

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Company Bill To: This section requires a YES or NO answer. If yes, the Customer Numberto.bebilled, ID # and other company information are required.
Claim/PoUPO#:
ThissectionrequirestheClaim,PolicyorPurchaseOrderNumberalongwithinformation ;ardingthe DamagedlStolen Vehicle, InsuranceRateand Shop Information. .
OTE: The function keys 'v~rill be discussed in detail at the end of this exercise, page 2-14.

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Callback Type: A "Callback" is a 'service offered to all customers. The rental branch personnel places lls to Body Shops and Service Departments to check the status ofthe customer's vehicle. Calls are then ide to adjustors for extensions and to customers to pass along information (the car is ready, last day the ->urance company will pay is XXX, etc.). This section requires the Callback Type to be marked with an ~' . The Callback Type will. help RALPH distinguish the callback list to which this ticket should be as-fed' Calendar/24 Hour/ Specials: You can decide here whether billing will be on a Calendar day or 24->ur basis. You can also go to the "Specials" screen by placing an X next to Special.
Taxes and Additional Charges: This section will displaytaxinformation, fuel charges, and additional urges that have been customized by GroupBranch. You can choose what charges apply by simply lacing an X in front of the charge. You can also note if a drop charge applies: , (OTE: The function keys will be discussed in detail at the end of this exercise, page 2-14.

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Date Out/Current and Customer Ext: Today's Date and Time will be supplied byRalph. Current Ext ate appears ifyou placed an "X" in B/S, Adj or Service Callback. CustomerExt date appears ifyou placed "X" inCustomerCallback.
ECAR #: This section requires an SCAR Number and License or Serial Number to be keyed. You can y this from the key tag or by using F6=Units Available. If the unit information is not available, use t=Unit Pending. Theticket will print, butyou must completethisinformation, when available, using option 9 ~ the SCARS Main Menu, "Complete a Ticket" .
Rate:
Thissedionrequiresinformationregardingthedailyrate,alongwiththemileagelimitatio nsanii~charges.
stimated Charges, Damage Waiver, PAl and SLP daily rates are also included~n this section. All rates are camples only. Please check with your Group for correct rates. ' Deposits: This section requires information regarding the deposit to be taken at the time of the rental and ~w it was received.
. Callback Note: Key a brief note in the Callback Note field, as necessary.
This note pulls forward to the ,ental Ticket for reference.
DOTE: The function keys will be discussed at the end ofthis exercise, page 2-14.

ion 5 - Deposits _-__-_ -------~---__----------.----_ POSITS .Cash 100 Check ~ CC ~ .00 _-_-~~__~~'J
~ 100 FIELD EXIT in the Cash field to designate a $100 Cash deposit.
to move cursor to the next section.
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Key a brief note, as necessary.
Key your Update code and your 5-digit Employee Number.
LATER to accept information keyed. Correct any errors, if necessary. The ECARS
Training Menu will displayed when ticket is accepted.
Congratulations!
You have just completed your first rental ticket.
In the "live" ECARS program, the completed rental ticket would print from the DRTicket Printer.

,'ERCISE 3 OPENA TICKET - 24 HOUR
exercise will guide you through Option 1 - Open a Ticket for a 24 hour clock.
Be sure to follow rormat exactly as stated in this workbook. This ticket will be used again later!
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Name: Key the first 3 letters ofyour favorite celebrity's last name in this fteld.
Home Phone #: Do NOT key a >:IomePhoneNumber orDrive~s LicenseNumberthis time.
:NTER to accept the information keyed and advanceto the next screen; ' orate and "X" yourfavorite celebrity's reservation you previously created.
This information will forward to ieticket.
CMD 1 ExittoEnterRequestPrompt.
CMD 8 Lease Customer. Information about renting to Lease Customers.

ie ECARS Training~Menu is not still on the screen from the previous exercise, key AARTO1 on Enter Request line ENTER . The ECA.RS Training Menu will appear.

Ion 4 - Additional Driver I
z~O~,:.DRIYER .(YlN) Y Diver Name TIM HILLMAN ' Age 25 r. 3 ~ Lic# ~ g~,- Exp :ey Y - Yes for an additional driver. Key the name of a family member or friend.
CAB RIGHT to move the cursor to the next field. Key the Age of the additional driver. If you do ~t know the exact age, but know they meet the age requirement, key 25 ;ey Additional Driver Address.
TAB RIGHT to move cursor to next field. Key Additional Driver License Information.
to move cursor to the next section, if necessary.
;tion 5 - Out of State _-_- -___--____---___-_-_._----._-~-1 1I~T OF STP:TE.'(Y/N~H~ ~ ILLINOIS
y Y - Yes, and key the States) to which the renter plans to travel.
ess- . ENTER to accept the information keyed and advance to Screen 2. RALPI-i will scan the Formation you have keyed from top to bottom. If any errors exist, or if a field has been left blank, an ZROR MESSAGE will be displayed. This message will explain exactly what needs to be corrected and a cursor will be placed at that field. See the section on ERROR MESSAGES for more information.
.ake any necessary corrections and press ENTER again. Repeat this procedure until Screen 2' appears.

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r an "X" to mark this ticket as a Customer Callback.
;tion 3 - Calendar / 24 Hour / Specials _ _ _ _---~---.-----_.-~ _ ~ __ _---_.--:alendax pay ~ 24 l3ou.r. Day _ . Spec.i.als ,: _ . .. . ' -----~-~-~_-__------~--~___~__J
'AB RIGHT to move cursor to next field an Key an "X" in the selection field for 24 hour.
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ENTER to advance to Screen 4. If any errors exist, correct them as you did on the previous screen.

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rcise 4 will guide you through opening a ticket with a W eekend/Holiday special rate. 1'ou will be the er.
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No Options are available for Special Rates.
Option 1 - Daily Special. ~
Option 2 - Package Special (one price charged for a specific number of days and miles).
Key an X in the slot to the left of the current date and time. If you wanted to start the special at a date/
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:her than the current dateltime, you could key the appropriate dateJtime in the field provided. Key the ate and time that the special will end.
he Start and Stop Dates are very important, especially if the renter has the vehicle for any length of time efore or after the Special Rates apply. _ ~ ' -or this exercise, we will use a daily rate of $19.95 per day/100 miles per day.
. Key the Rate and Mileage information in the appropriate fields in the section for Daily Special.
ENTER Screen 4 for a 24 hour rental will appear.
3=Main Menu. Return to the ECARS Main Menu.
5=Rates/Rules. Allows access the Rates/Rules Screen.
Allows access to inquiry programs.
12=Previous Returns to the previous screen.

.'ERCISE 5 OPEN TICKET CROSS REFERENCE
Key Option # 10. TAB LEFT to position the cursorin the selection field to the right of the Option Vumber. See the box marked on the exampie. . .
The customer's last name is keyed in Field A. Ifthe ticket number is known, but not the customer name, key the ticket number in Field B. For this exercise, key your last name in Field A ENTER . The vollowing screenwill appear.
ae Open Ticket Cross Reference displays the customer's Name, Gpbr, DR ticket number, Unit #
id License #.
ou may look up another ticket from this screen. Key your favorite celebrity's last name in the section ,arked Next Customer and press ENTER . RALPH will locate that name and display the information.
trite down the numbers of all the tickets you created. Return to the Training Menu by pressing ~cise 5 will show you how to look up an open Daily Rental Ticket by Name or Ticket #. This option ,ry helpful for identifying Gpbr, Unit Number and License Number information.

~ERCISE 6 CORRECT A TICKET
;ion 2 - Correct a Ticket, allows you to correct/add/delete information on an open Daily Rental Ticket.
s option is most commonly used to add claim information, shop information, additional drivers, etc.
s option is NOT used to switch units or change rates.
Key Option # 02.
Keythe Daily Rental Ticket Number (use the lowest ticket number from Exercise 5 - Open Ticket Cross Reference).
to accept the information and advance to the Correct a Ticket screen.

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~Additional Charges ~Employee Number ~y information may be changed by keying directly over what is displayed.
Information may also be added deleted if necessary.
3d a $5.00 drop charge and key the Gpbr Number ofanother branch in your Group as the drop location.
ey your 5-digit Employee Number.

ENTER to accept information. . w F2 Customer List. - ', F3 Exit to Main Menu.

F7 AAI. Access Inquiry programs.

F12 Previous Screen.

ERCISE 7 SWITCHING UNITSlCHANGING RATES
exercise will show you how to switch units and/or change rates on an open Daily Rental Contract.
the ticket # from Exercise 3 - Open a Ticket, 24 Hour. ' he ECARS Training.Menu Screen:
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Changing Rates: The lower portion of the screen, below current date and time, is used to change rates.
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f OTE: The command (function) keys will be discussed at the end of this exercise, page 7-4.

The following screen will appear.

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Change the Daily Rate to $32.99 per day, mileage will stay the same.
Damage Waiver and PAI may be addedldeleted/changed. ' ENTER to accept information. . .
Congratulations! , , ' . , ou have finished learning Exercise 7 - Switching Units/Changing Rates. Do NOT
press ENTER . Turn to the next page and review the "Command" keys applicable to this section.

5=Rate Displays current rental Rate History on top portion of screen, followed by previous rate history information:
Date and Time charges started, Rate/per Day, Mileage (unlimited or charged), Damage Waiver orPAI purchased.
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;ERCISE 8 CALLBACKS
rcise 8 will guide you through Option 12 - Callbacks - to view or update Open Rental Tickets and ervations for your Branch or for another Branch on your machine. Also, the callback history will ain with the ticket after it has been closed. This is helpful if you have an adjustor or customer ~ has a question about a closed rental ticket.
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Next Shop (optional) - Key the Shop Name you chose when you opened the Calendar Day ticket.
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_._--.._-_-~.____:__._.__,-_--__--.___~.-_--~ background information you need to know about the renter is available on this detail screen.
Customer Information - Displays Ticket Number, Rental Date and Time Out, Current approved ' ' .
Extension Date, Renter's Name, Renter's homeloffice/other Phone, plus Rate the renter is being charged.
Bill=Io Information - Displays the Bill-to Customer Number, Company Name, Phone Number and Extension, ID Number, Attention Name, Claim/Policy/P O. Number, and Max Amount Bill-to Customer Number will pay. Also, Repair Shop's Customer Number and Name, Phone Number, Contact Person's Nar at the Shop, Year/Make/Model ofrenter's vehicle, Loss Date, and Insured's Name is listed to move cursor through the fields. To change ticket information, press F8--Update Tkt, then key new information over the existing information. . .
New Information - Displays all callback information to date. This is the most important and utilized part of the Callback System. RALPH automatically displays a record of all previous callback messages, date and time call was made, and employee number of the person who made the call. This record remains in the callback history of the closed ticket, for future reference. Use roll-up and roll-down keys to scroll backward and forward through the previous records, as needed.
DTE: To enter new information received from a current call, ~ to move cursor, key your ~ployee number in the "EMP#" field highlighted above. ICey new inforniation, "Body Shop said it will take 3 ore days."
Screen description continued on the followitrg page.
.. Page 8 - 5 ion 1 - Adjustor 1e Callback Menu, key X next to Adjustor for Tickets needing extensions. ENTER
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Vext Insurance Co. (optional) - Key your name. The name keyed appears at top of list.
Press ENTER . The next list will appear. -OR-Bill to Name - Key X by the Insurance Company Name you will need to call. ~ to move cursor down the list of names, as needed. Press ENTER . The Insurance Company Selection Screen will appear listing customers who need authorizations or extensions on rentals from that particular company. '' ITE: To view the Adjustor Selection Screen, key X by your name and ENTER . See example een.on following page.
Customer Number - Displays insurance company "Bill-to Customer Number."
Phone Number - Displays adjustor phone number.
Number of Calls - Displays number of calls to be made to Adjustor(s).
0 to move cursor to top right of screen. To Print a copy of the Adjustor Callback Screen, key Y=Yes, over default N=No.
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I2sP~eviaus F13= surance.Fl4=Cz.edit Check F15=Reservation , a Adjustor Detail Scr en is very similar to the Body Shop Detail Screen. Take a few moments to niliarize yourself with a above screen. From this screen you may change ticket information, call-~k status, and extensio date. Be sure to refer to the Body Shop Detail Screen, page 8-5, for field ~criptions.
JTE: To enter ttew information received from a current call, ~ to move cursor, key your iployee number in the "EMP#" field highlighted above. Next, key all pertinent information in the ;ssage space provided, using the same abbreviations that were used in previous messages. Change the atus of the call from "DO" to "OK." Key 3 days from today as the Extension Date.
This completes the review for Section 1- Adjustor!
Turn to the next page and continue the Callback Exercise for Section 1-Customer.

aion 1- Customer Cash/Check Customer option can also provide a list of customers who are paying by cash/check ONLY. To N this list from the customer calls, on the Callback Menu Screen, key X in both the "Customer" field "Cash/Check .Only" field ENTER . ~ to move cursor down the list of customer names, seeded. Key X to select the customer name to be displayed, press ENTER the Customer Detail een will appear.
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F15=Reservatyon , , '~2aP~ea~3oiis~:y ny background information you need to know about the renter is available on this detail screen.
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This completes the review for Section 1- Customer!
Turn to the next page and continue the Callback Exercise for Section 1-Service.

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.y, Displays Group and Branch Numbers. ' Current Ext. Date - Displays current extension of specific rental ticket.
Callback Status Shop - Displays shop callback status - LM (Left Message), DO
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l.Oto move cursor to top right of screen. To Print a copy of the Service Shop Selection Screen, key Y=Yes, over default N=No.
,eminder! Use your roll-up and roll-down keys to scroll backward or forward through Shop listings.

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a "All" Callback option provides a list of all Open Tickets, in alphabetical order, that need extensions.

Next Customer - Key next Customer Name at which the Callback list should begin. Press ENTER
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Ticket - Displays ticket Number. An extension flag (*) indicates ticket has an extension date that is more than 2 days old. Definitely make all extension flags a priority!
Current Ext. Date - Displays current extension date of specific rental ticket.
Callback Type - Key X to select Callback Detail Record to display: B/S (Body Shop), ADJ
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Customer Ext Date - Displays customer extension date of specific rental ticket.
. ~ to move cursor to top right of screen. To print a copy of the Service Selection Screen, key Y=Yes, over default N=No.
:eminder! Use your roll-up and roll-down keys scroll backward or forward through the Open Ticket stings.
Continue to the next page and learn how to select the "By Name" Callback option.

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Next Customer - Key next Customer Name at which the Callback list should begin. Press ~ ENTER .
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Customer Name - Displays name of rental customer.
. Date - Displays pickup date of rental vehicle.
. Pickup Time - Displays pickup time of rental vehicle.
. Status - Displays rental status - W/IN (Walk In), DEL (Delivery), P/U
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. Car Type - Displays rental vehicle size.
'. Rental Type - Displays rental category - I (Insurance), B (Body Shop), D
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t. ~ to move cursor to top right of screen. To print a copy of the Incomplete Reservations Screen, key Y=Yes, over default N=No.
~teminder! Use your roll-up and roll-down keys to scroll backward or forward through the Incomplete Eteservation listings. -Turn to the next page and learn about the Callback - No Show Reservations'.

:d on the bottom portion of each screen are several Function (F) keys. Each one performs a tion that may be used while creating or viewing Callbacks. .
= Cust List Displays a list of customer names and numbers that are to be used for billing purposes.
= Exit or Main Menu Allows you to exit the program or return to the Main Menu Screen.
= ID List Displays a list of ID numbers for individual adjustors, agents, etc.
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= Open Ticket Displays the Open Rental Ticket for any rental background information.
= Chgs To Date Displays the total number of rental days, total dollar amount, less deposits, and balance owed.
= AAI Allows access to the Inquiry Programs.
= Uadate Tkt Allows you to update Open Rental Ticket information such as claim numbers, shop name, etc., as needed.
= Callback Notes Allows you to key additional information.
0'= Receipt Depos ' ' Allows you to update payments on Open Rental contracts.
2 = Previous Return to previous screen.
3 = Insurance Allows you to key renter insurance infornation.
4 = Credit Check Allows you to key credit check information.
= Reservation Allows you to continue to the next reservation.
Congratulations!
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,'ERCISE 9 CLOSING A TICIfET
exercise will guide you through Option S - Closing a Ticket. Close the ticket from Exercise 2 - Open ~ket, Calendar Day.
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ere are 5 basic sections to Screen 1.
Closing Ticket #: This section displays the DR Ticket Number, Renter Name and theDate and Time the arges end. The current date and time are provided by the computer, but can be~changed by keying over date ~wa Mileage: This section requires the Starting and Ending mileage for each unit, along with Fuel Charge, isc. Charges, etc.
Bill To: This section allows you to key or delete billing information as necessary. Also displays Current ctension Date from callbacks.
Billing Dates (If different): This section allows you to key billing dates if they are different from the ;foal dates of the contract.

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The length of this rental is determined by the current extension date. If necessay, adjust the date by eying directly over the information displayed.
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1. Accept or Recompute (when adjustments are needed).
2. Four rate sections. Displays beginning and ending date/time of each rate change.
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4. Number of Hours, rate per hour, total hourly charges.
5. Number of Days, rate per day, total daily charges.
6. Number of Weeks, rate per week, total weekly charges.
7. Number of Months, rate per month, total monthly charges.
8. Number of Days, rate~per day, total DW charges.
9. Number of Days, rate per day, total PAI charges.
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a total charges for this rental ticket are shown. There is also an amount that is to be billed to a third -ty - Your Name. An amount due may or may not be shown. .
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ENTER to advance to Screen 3.
CMD I Exit to Main Menu.
CMD 3 Restart.
CMD 7 AAI. Access Inquiry Programs.

Check Refund I~CK R&FUND REQUEST
:ENTER: SMITIi* ROHERT*

ANYTOWN Mo 63124 ~mnunt: '78.26 ?ay To Cust # 9999'99 Name ..~MITii* ROBERT*
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. Key the Reason for the refund (overpaid, etc.).
Key any Special Instructions (customer will pick up check,-etc.).
ENTER to accept the information and close the ticket.
CMD 1 Exit to Closing Ticket Screen 3.
CMD 7 AAI. Access Inquiry Programs.
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~ERCISE 10 CASH MANAGEMENT
Cash Management Option - Option 15 on the ECARS Training Menu - provides important ~rmation regarding Credit Card and Check approval procedures. It also includes'a cash summary ion that will allow you to balance the summary created while you opened and closed rental tickets in previous exercises.
the ECARS Training Menu, key Option 15 ENTE . The following screen will appear.
~y Option 1- Credit Card Approval ENTER . Carefully read the two screens displaying credit card proval "Things to Know". .
~ the same for Option 2 - Check Approval. Become familiar with the CMD 10 = CC
Approval and ;MD~ 11 = CK Approval Windows. then move on to Option 3 - Cash Summary.
CMD 1 Exit to Main Menu. . ,_ CMD 7 AAI. Access Inquiry Programs.
CMD 12 Previous Screen.

SH & CHECK SUMMARY- Selection 1, CA.SHlCHECK REVIEW
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i. Line #. Key a line number in this field to automatically roll screen to that line.
ENTER to return to the Cash Summary Menu.
CMD 1 Exit to Cash Summary Menu.
CMD 7 AAI. Access Inquiry Programs.

,SH & CHECK SUMMARY- Selection 3, CASHlCHECK DEPOSIT
. Key your Employee Number.
. Key an "X" in the Cash/Check Deposit selection field.
. Key Total Cash Box amdunt. This is the total amount of cash in your box, including the assigned cash box amount. Assigned cash box amounts vary from Group to Group. For this exercise, use the "Cash"
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. Key Assigned Cash Box amount - $100.00.
.. Chits to Reimburse. There are no chits for this exercise.
~. Chits to Remain in the Cash Box. There are no chits for this exercise.
~. Key the Total Checks to be Deposited. For this exercise, use the "Checks';
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ENTER The screen will display a message verifying the cash and checks balanced and a copy of the ash Summary will print from the Plainpaper Printer.
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Congratulations!
You have now successfully completed the ECARS Workbook!
~ou feel uncomfortable with any of the options, or just feel you would like a little more practice, you y open and close tickets, switch units, change rates, etc. in the SCARS
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a following ,list of Error Messages are the most commonly seen while completing the SCARS
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:cept or Recompute?: Key A-accept or R-recompute to accept charges as they are, or make changes and recompute.
Iditional Driver?: The field for additional driver has been left blank. Key Y
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dditional Driver Name Required: The field for additional driver has been marked Y, but no name has been supplied.
harges Do Not Balance: The payments that have been keyed do not balance to the amount due. Only Balance Due amount should be receipted.
:onfi~=cn DatelTime Out: ' Date and Time keyed is not the current date and time.
RALPH needs confirmation.
:onfirm Unit To Be Rented: Unit rented on another ticket or may be owned by another Branch in your Group. Always has a message explaining .. the problem.
late Out Invalid: ~ Date out has been keyed. incor'rectly, or field left.
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tental Type Invalid: Rental Type field has been left blank, or rental type keyed is not valid.
Center Name Invalid, Last*First*: Renter name has not been constructed correctly.
Cime Out Invalid: Time out has been keyed incorrectly, or field left blank.
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me: ARMS Context (CSD) mment: c~Definition: Automated Rental Management System is the electronic data terchange (EDI) application and communications bridge between the Enterprise Rent Car rental applications (ECARS-Enterprise Computer-Assisted Rental System and aims Connection) and the application systems used by Rental Management Trading rtners (mostly insurance companies using ARMS/400, a VAN - Value-Added Network, o:
eir own in-house application) and Direct Billing Trading Partners.
Purpose: To accept EDI transmission envelopes from the trading partner package the transmissions, perform transaction data set edits, route to the propra.ate distributed rental location s rental application system host computer atform and update the rental application database with the EDI transaction s.
formation. To also, generate transaction data sets from the rental applications r sending to the trading partners.
Notes: ARMS has a centralized data store for progressive transaction ily work files, received and sent transmission logs, error logs, billing logs, ntal transaction database of information passed to date, trading partner ~nsaction/rental transaction cross-reference, and trading partner profile files.
KS has a distributed data store for transaction daily work files, error logs, ding partner transaction/rental transaction cross-reference and a subset of the.
plicated images of the centralized trading partner profile files.
Also, the current transaction formats processed with some trading rtners and within the majority of the ARMS software are using documented --~prietary EDI transaction data set formats and transmission envelopes.
However, ne trading partners are exchanging information using ANSI (American National ~ndards Institute) X12 EDI standards for the 272 Rental Management transaction rmat that require translation to and from these proprietary EDT transaction data t formats, mapping, repackaging/unpackaging, and communication using an installed ird-party software package, Any EDI integration software's "EDI Integrator".
xess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1 ied name ne: BA Automated Rental Management System nment: C~Definition: This is a rental business area application system software t of processes that allows Automated Rental Management, rental reservations, rent.
ration and rate maintenance notifications, invoice billing and electronic funds ~nsfer (EFT) remittance advice transactions via EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) mnunications to be routed between trading partners and rental application and zancial software systems within Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
xess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1 3ed name Page 1 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report , !~A Tra ng Partner Business Transactions it: Definition: This application area represents all EDI transmissions tha gent from the EDI Rental Management Trading partner users to be routed to the .fibuted application system for:
,~ creating rental'reservations; perform rental payment authorization maintenanc / for a current rental contract or reservation; or, messages to the rental bran office staff. Also, will process received electronic remittance: advice detai in response to electronic billing invoice for a closed rental contract that they had authorized payment to be routed to the Cash Receipts financial application system.
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me: BT Request for Authorization Management by Customer mment: Definition: The set of automated activities that are used in the eation of reservations and maintenance of the rental payment/direct billing thorization from an EDI transmission received from the Rental Management Trading rtner.
~P~,rpose: To allow the Rental Management Trading Partner an electronic ans of creating rental reservations and managing their rental payment/direct lling responsibility authorization information for a vehicle rental.
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me: ALIT Receive Transmission mment: (Definition: This represents any of the external (not between the ltiple Enterprise Rent-A-Car AS/400 computer systems) connection-specific mmunication receiver programs that receive communication transactions from an ectronic data interchange (EDI) trading partner or their VAN - Value-Added Networ:
rvice provider.
~l0perational Method:
This program requests a program start from company; then continuously ceives data from company until a record with *DOWN is received indicating that th s the last transmission before the trading partner's sender program shutdown.
Fo ery non-shutdown transmission received, a data queue entry is sent to D~AM70V1 so at the received transmission is placed into the Received Transmission Log file MTRNLOG) as an audit trail and then the transmission is then output to the nnection-specific received transmissions for either production or test purposes rk file (AMx~~~n, where 'x~ar~r~~~ is the PROFILE ID of the trading partner or his lue-added network for production or testing, and 'n' is the version number -rrently all are the value '1').
Notes: Each direct connect trading partner or VAN (Value-Added Network s a PRODUCTION PROFILE ID and a TEST PROFILE ID.
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anent: Purpose: To receive propra.etary $DI transma.ssions rum any ARMS-mected VAN (Value-Added Network).
Operational Method:
This program is evoked by a VAN~s sender and then continuously awaits an :eives data from the VAN until a record with *DOWN is received.
The input is logged and put in the appropriate receiver file.
For any program exception error, the *PSSR subroutine is executed to DUM
current program and if the return code is equal to 8196 and the current time is aide of the 1l:OOpm - 3:OOam time interval, call AMPSSR program to send a pager usage to the ARMS primary and backup On-Call pagers so that manual intervention ma initiated.
Notes: For specific ICF operations, see the record formats in the iICF file that this program uses for input.
The "real-time" receiver job abnormally ends execution when the VAN's itdowns their communication environment at l:OOam nightly, 12:OOam Sunday.
This gram would normally end when receiving a *DOWN request after having sent the'VAN
'OP request command from the AMSTOP2R program executed nightly at 12:50am. Any formal halts or ending of the production communication receiver job during their ieduled operational time currently notifies the ARMS On-Call staff in order that :y may manually intervene to notify any ARMS-connected VAN to attempt to restart critical communication process job.
>cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.2 fed name: CLL818 ne: PGM Set Environment to Receive Proprietary Batch Transmission (CLL818) ;invent: C~Definition: This is the ARMS Trading Partner Company - to -ARMS..
receive 2S-connected Value-Added Network batch communication driver program (written in X400 - Original Program Model).
", C~Purpose: This:program~s purpose is to set up the environment and call necessary program to receive an electronic data interchange batch transmission relope formatted in Enterprise Rent-A-Car ~s ARMS- proprietary EDI formats, over flap communication line, to IBM ARMS-connected Value-Added Network electronic nmunication network mailbox. This mailbox contains one or more transmissions :ended to be received by ARMS, sent from the ARMS Trading Partner Company~s aurance Claims Management application system s associated batch sender __ nmunications programs on their IBM mainframe computer network system.
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- This program is delay until 7:OOam prior to any further processing.
- The next step is to vary on (activate) the ARMS-connected Value-Added ~woxk communication line, EDI controller (includes all downline attached ifiguration elements) and the EDI integration software device if any of these mmxnication elements are found to be not ready.
- Add EDI integration software library to the batch job's library list.
- Then for a production batch receive, call/execute program AM***RCB wit rameter ~***O1~ (ARMS Trading Partner Company production Profile ID) to Receive Confidential . Page 3 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report .
s Tra g Partner Company Receive Batc i a ma ARMS-connecte Va ue-Ad a twork with EDI integration software. This will write all records to ARMS
Trading rtner Company Receive file and ARMS Receive Log file and send all records ~nsmission key value to the any ARMS Trading Partner Company Receiver Data Queue.
- The next step is to copy the records from the AM***RCB ARMS Trading rtner Company Received Batch Transmissions file to an archive file, AM***RCBSV
anc en clear the AM***RCB file.
- Repeat the call /execute, copy and clear for testing using the rameter ATT.~er (ARMS Trading Partner Company test Profile ID).
C~Notes: Runs on the centralized ARMS application host computer system cc per day, Monday through Saturday, after ARMS Startup s Restore Unprocessed 3nsaction batch job (L814) has completed, regardless if holiday. Scheduled via BOT/Scheduler REACT mode.
This program was created by the ETD- Emerging Technologies Department s ~rmerly Advanced Technologies Department) EDI project team, but is currently intained primarily and the responsibility of the ARMS Application Development partment. This program is used to receive a batch transmission envelope that migt ntairi the following Enterprise ARMS proprietary EDI transaction sets:
Authorizatic intenance (AT-Add and AT-Change), ER-Error, and PM-Payment Advice.
Files: (CRUD) - AM***RCB (-R-D) - AM***RCBSV (C---) ~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.5 3ed name: AM***RCB
;ne: PGM Receive ARMS-connected Value-Added Network Batch for specified ARMS
Tradi~
rtner Companies (AM***RCB) nment: c~Purpose: This program s purpose is to receive an electronic data terchange batch transmission envelope formatted in Enterprise Rent-A-Car ~s ARMS-~prietary EDI formats, o°ver a dialup communication line, to IBM ARMS-connected lue-Added Network electronic communication network mailbox. °This mailbox contain:
a or more transmissions intended to be received by ARMS, sent from the specified MS Trading Partner Companies Insurance Company~s ARMS-interfacing application stem s associated batch sender communications programs on their host computer twork system.
Operational Method: This program is used to receive a batch transmissii velope that might contain the following Enterprise ARMS proprietary EDI
transacti~
ts: Authorization maintenance (AT-Add and AT-Change), ER-Error,:°and PM-Payment vice. It will retrieve the EDI integration software Profile record for account RACE and user ID ~ERACARM~ from the IEPROFL IBM EDI integration software User ofile File, load the externally-defined local data area with program execution try parameter values, and call the IBM EDI integration software licensed program oduct EDI library's IEIFEXEC main program for IBM EDI integration software BASE.
is program will then read the IEIFEXEC program s output AM***SNB file records, th re "pulled" from specified ARMS Trading Partner Companies' send to ARMS
mailbox o:
a IBM ARMS-connected Value-Added Network electronic communication network. Any oduction transmissions will be written to the AM***011 specified ARMS Trading rtner Companies production received transmission output file and its key sent to a DQ***O11 specified ARMS Trading Partner Companies' Received Transmission Input to Queue to its specific AMOOlOVl program for transmission envelope validation. A
(=onfidential Page 4 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report , at transmissions m a written to t a AM***011 specs se ARMS Tra ing Partner ~an5.es production received transmission output file and its key sent to the C***T specified ARMS Trading Partner Companies Received Transmission Input Data sue to its specific AMOO10V1 program for transmission envelope validation. For pry input transmission record format received, each record format is written to t1 Les AMTRNLOG (transactions received audit trail) and to file AMxxxxxn and sent to ~a queue DQxxx~~xn (company '~ogt' and version 'n' specific) for either production E**O1") or test ("T***T") purposes. For any program exception error, the *PSSR
routine is executed to Di7MP the current program and call AMPSSR program to send a her message to the ARMS primary and backup On-Call pagers so that manual :ervention may be initiated.
Frequency: Once per day, Monday through Saturday after ARMS Startup s store Unprocessed Transaction batch job (L814) has completed, regardless if L iday .
c~Notes: This program is called twice within a batch job's driver CL
gram, CLL818 ETD: ARMS Trading Partner Company Receive Batch program that runs oz centralized ARMS application host computer system. The first occurrence for th:
gram execution with entry parameter to cause the program to perform only receive ~nsmissions for the "**.*01" ARMS Trading Partner Company production processing.
a second program execution with entry parameter "T***T" to cause the program ~to .form only receive transmissions for the "T***T" ARMS Trading Partner Company test ~cessing. See documentation for CLL818 to determine when processed.
This program should be processing only when the pair of any ARMS-mected VAN communication sender program is active and the centralized ARMS
~lication host computer system and its ARMS subsystem is active. Usually should 1 operation from 3:OOam to l:OOam, Monday through Tuesday and on Sunday from 7:30at 1l:OOpm.
This program was created by the ETD- Emerging Technologies Department's ~rmerly Advanced Technologies Department) EDI project team, but is currently Lntained primarily and the responsibility of the ARMS Application Development oartment. This program is used to receive a batch transmission envelope that-migl stain the following Enterprise ARMS proprietary EDI transaction sets:
Authorizati<
Lntenance (AT-Add and AT-Change), ER-Error, and PM-Payment Advice.
~cess w :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.6 ied name: EDMRLUA
ne: PGM Receive LU 6.2 Transmission (EDMRLUA) ~unent: (Definition: This is the ARMS Receiver LU 6.2 communication program.
C~Purpose: This program's purpose is to receive an electronic data :erchange transmission envelopes formatted in CIECA drafts for~ANSI X.12 standard C formats, over a leased communication line, with an ARMS Trading Partner Insuran~
npany's automobile claims application system's associated sender communications gram on their. host computer network system.
Operational Method: 1. Capture job attributes and set up library list, pug options, logging, traces, etc. 2. Retrieve parameters from data area with th ne name as the job = same as the device description. (This allows control of rious options without requiring that the initiator of the APPC ALLOCATE send rameters to control them.) 3. Set up communications line trace and/or ICF
trace .
~cified. If the current user does not have sufficient authority, proceed without ices. If any other trace error, proceed without traces. 4. Execute either the LSYS/STRCTLSCRB (API: Start ctl script to call ARMS-connected Value-Added Network Page S of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report t a EDISYS STRRCVTRNB API: Start ct script; rcv unwrap transmission command Lng appropriate parameters.
Frequency: Heavy utilization between 6:OOam - 3:OOpm (all times are itral time zone), Monday through Friday, especially at 6:OOam receiving batch burg scheduled invoice payment advice (PM) transaction set transmissions.
Additional ivy utilization from 10:OOpm - lO:lOpm receiving batch burst of scheduled invoice ~rment remittance advice (RM) transaction set transmission batches. Moderate ilization between 7:OOam - 9:OOam and 3:OOpm - 7:OOam Monday through Friday.
Ligl ilization on all other active times, including weekends and holidays.
(Notes: This program was created and is maintained primarily by the srging Technologies Department (ETD - formerly Advanced Technologies Department) C project team. This program is used to receive all real-time business-event ~nsaction data tranmission sets for production or test information interchange.
is is ~~~»rn~ng as a prestart job because this will enable the programs involved in is job to be pre-started so that the programs and their resources remain open and five since each trading partner evokes the communication session each time they nd a transmission envelope.
c~Process Frequency: This program is used within two never-ending prograx start batch jobs on the centralized ARMS application host computer system. One o is LxxxxxlR (where ~rxxaoc is the full ARMS Company Profile ID) that executes ~cR.Cl (where xxx~s~c is the full ARMS Company "root" Customer ID)- ETD:
EC/EDI:
HS X.12 Trading Partner Receiver Communication for Production. That program is ~.rted by remote via an APPC~MC_ALLOCATE. In order for APPC (Advanced Program-to-ogram Call) to trigger it properly, there should be a communications entry in the y EDI integration software subsystem which associates the device or remote locati~
JOBD EXCMNJOBD and user EDIOWN. This program can be executed from either a estart job command within the AM***COMP (where *** is the Profile ID root value) ogram or by an ARMS subsystem "prestart" job that executes ED***RC1 program, that lls/executes this EDMRLUA program with a single entry parameter for the ARMS
ofile ID value to cause the program to perform "receive" production transaction ocessing. The other job, ED***RCT, executes this program with entry parameter ***X' will cause the program to perform only "receive" test transaction processing a production receiver job starts execution at usually on Sunday at 8:OOam and stab tive 24 hours per day through Saturday at l:OOam in order to do RARMS mirrored stems role swap when this "real-time" receiver job is normally ended. Any ceptiop.,errors or abnormal ending that occur during the execution of the producti~
mmunication receiver job on the centralized ARMS application'host computer system ring their scheduled operational time currently causes the notification of the ET
d ARMS primary and backup On-Call staff pagers. This is done so that they may nually intervene to attempt to restart the critical communication process job.
Data Areas: (CRiJD) - EX ~~ Company Id (-R--)(in EDI integration software system library) - EXDBG (-R--)(in any EDI integration software~system library) ~ocess erarchical Numeric Ed. . 1.1.1.1.1.7 ~ded name: EDMRMQA
me: PGM Receive Alternate Protocol Transmission (EDMRMQA) ~mment: Definition: This is the ARMS Receiver for'alternate protocol ~mmunication program.
Purpose: This program s purpose is to receive X12 standard EDI format ~er a leased communication line, with ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company'-s Confidential Page 6 of 246 ~ 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report :omo i a c a ms app ication system's associated sender communications program on :ir host computer network system.
~l0perational Method: 1. Capture job attributes and set up library list, pug options, logging, traces, etc. 2. Retrieve parameters from data area with the ne name as the job = same as the device description. (This allows control of __~ious options without requiring that the initiator of the APPC ALLOCATE send :ameters to control them.) 3. Set up communications line trace and/or ICF
trace ~cified. If the current user does not have sufficient authority, proceed without ices. If any other trace error, proceed without traces. 4. Execute either the CSYS/STRCTLSCRB (API: Start control script to call ARMS-connected Value-Added :work) or the EDISYS/STRRCVTRNB (API: Start control script; receive/unwrap ~nsmission) command using appropriate parameters.
Notes: This program is maintained by the ETD and is used to receive alb nl-time transaction sets for production or test environment. As of July 6, 1998, has not been put into regular scheduled daily use because a specified ARMS
EEDI
nding Partner Company's application changes to exchange with ARMS has not yet beer demented.
xess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.8 3ed name: EDMRDWA
ne: PGM Unwrap Envelope (EDMRUWA) mnent: Purpose: To unwrap. received X12 EDI Transmission Envelope.
Operational Method:
- Receive and unwrap an electronic data interchange transmission envelop rmatted in ANSI X12 standard EDI formats.
- For any program exception error, the ATDPSSR and AMPSSR programs are Lled to send a pager messages to the ETD and ARMS primary and backup On-Call page that manual intervention may be initiated.
,.. C~Notes: This program is maintained by the ETD. This program is used as ver-ending program batch job on the centralized ARMS application'host computer stem.
Currently used to receive transmissions over a leased communication line th ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company's automobile claims application system';
sociated sender communications program on their mainframe computer network system sed in Boston, Massachusetts.
ocess erarehical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.9 ded name: EDLRMIA
me: PGM Receive Mapper Interface (EDLRMIA) mment: C~Purpose: To drive and control the translation of the X12 EDI formats a incoming transmission to proprietary formats.
Operational Method:
- Declare programs variables Confidential Page 7 of 246 x/11/00 ARMS Process Report .
- C ge t a Any EDI integration so tware communa.cation script name to passed input parameter field value for COMPANY ID
- Allocate the receive interface files - Wait for EDI transaction envelope - IF transactions have been received, execute the any EDI integration 'tware's Start Translate Connections Command to search for Log of Connection :ords which are eligible for incoming translation. .
- IF translation error encountered, Notify ETD and ARMS on-call ~.f f and end j ob .
- ELSE, Call the ARMS 8DI Receive Interface program to write ~lication records.
- IF program is running in debug mode, Copy receive interface filet their save files.
- Clear the receive interface files ELSE, (transactions have not been received) - Deallocate receive interface files.
- Send shutdown data queue entry to the receive unwrap input data =ue .
Notes: This program was created and is maintained primarily by the srging Technologies Department (ETD - formerly Advanced Technologies Department) C project team. This uses the any EDI integration software's mapping/translation elity third-party software package.
This program is submitted as a called never-ending program batch job wii job name ~LxX~c~r~~lRM' (where "xxxxx" is the Trading Partner Profile ID) and ~cifies using the any EDI integration software system library's EDISFTWJOBDP
job ~cription on the centralized ARMS application host computer system by the k**011R~ receiver job with the following input parameters:
Alphameric COMPANY ID
1 Alphameric DEBUG FLAG (possible values: "Y" (Yes) or "N" (No) (12/17/98) .. ~ rf This object which is used in the receive mapper job has been changed to Lay until midnight at shutdown before sending a shutdown data queue entry to the ~eive unwrapper job. This change was necessary because transactions received tween 11::45 p.m. and midnight would not get functional acknowledgements sent back ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company and would not show up on our daily porting because the receive unwrapper job wasn't active until midnight.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.10 ded name: EDZRCUA
me: PGM Get Mapped Data (EDZRCUA) mment: C~Purpose: This program s purpose is to check if any ANSI X12 EDI data h.
en received. This program also checks for shutdown.
~l0perational Method:
This program is a called program that accepts three (3) parameter field mpany Profile ID (input-5 alpha), Shutdown Flag (output-1 alpha) and Transactions ceived Flag (output-1 alpha).
When executed, initialize the SCRIPT ID with the passed COMPANY PROFILE
value concatenated with "R" (Receive).
Default load the TRANSACTIONS RECEIVED FLAG to "N" (No).
Confidential Page 8 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report If the passed COMPANY PROFILE ID is a production profile (ends in "1"), :n change the receive mapping data queue name to 'DQ' + the first three characters the company ID + 'RM1'. Else, change the receive mapping data queue name to 'DQ' :he second through fourth characters of the company ID + 'RMT'. Then continue the .lowing processing until data has been received and mapped or a shutdown data quei :ry has been received.
Receive a data queue entry from the receive mapping data queue on :finite wait. Once a data queue entry is received, change the receive data queue :ration from infinite wait to 15 seconds.
Attempt to retrieve records from the Any EDI integration software inection Log logical file by SCRIPT ID with Unwrapped Receive Status. If there an :ords, change the output transactions flag to 'Y' (Yes).
If the data entry received is '*DOWN', then load the SHUTDOWN FLAG
:ameter with 'Y' (Yes) and end the program.
For any program exception error, the *PSSR subroutine is executed to DUh current program and call AMPSSR program to send a pager message to the ARMS
.mart' and backup On-Call pagers so that manual intervention may be initiated.' ;o, write the transaction the program was processing to the ERRORS file.
~Files: (CRUD) - EXLLCPPR (-R--) * Any EDI integration software Connection Log 1 :ipt Name with Unwrapped Receive Status (in EXTSYSF Any EDI
:egration software EDI Integrator Files library.) - ERRORS (C---) * Errors Log (User-Controlled Open) C~Notes: This program is maintained by ETD. This program is used within ~ never-ending program batch jobs on the centralized ARMS application host compute item. One job executes this program with entry parameters to cause the program tc :form only "receive" transaction processing, the other job executes this program :h entry parameters to cause the program to perform only "send" transaction ~cessing. The receiver jobs usually start execution at Monday through Saturday ai >.Oam a~sl:Sunday at 1:30pin. The "real-time" receiver jobs abnormally end execution .n the EDI trading partners shutdown their communication environment at 1l:OOpm.
sse programs will normally end when receiving a *STOP request from the gram executed nightly at 12:50am. Any abnormal halts or ending of these jobs ring their scheduled operational time currently notifies the ARMS On-Call staff i~
3er that they may manually intervene to attempt to restart the critical nmunication process job.
~cess ararchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.12 3ed name: AM***COM
ne: PGM Receive/Send Proprietary Transmission for ARMS Trading Partner Company K***COM) mnent: Definition: This is the ARMS-to-ARMS Trading Partner Company (and vice rsa) SNUF (SNA Upline Facility) (IBM) 3270 terminal emulation device API
ansaction-based (triggered) communication program.
Purpose: To receive or send an proprietary EDI formats, over leased MS-connected Value-Added Network lines, with the ARMS Trading Partner Company Confidential Page 9 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ourance Company~s Insurance Claims Management app ication system s associate ~der and receiver communications programs on their host computer system.
Operational Method:
This program requests a program start from company, then continuously pits and receives data from ARMS Trading Partner Company~s computer system until a :ord with *DOWN is received.
When input is received, each record is written to the files AMTRNLOG
:ansactions received audit trail) and to file AMxan~ (Company Profile ID
~xxx3nc~
1 Version ~n~ specific) for either production or test purposes.
For any program exception error, the *PSSR subroutine is executed to DUh current program and call AMPSSR program to send a pager message to the ARMS
'.merry and backup On-Call pagers so that manual intervention may be initiated.
Files: (CRUD) - ARMSPR1(-R--) - ARMSPR3(-R--) - AM***011(C--) (specified as ANDUMPRD) - AMT***TT(C--) (specified as ANDUMTST) - AMSSND (-R--) - AMTRNLOG(C-__) - AMSNDLOG(C-__) c~Notes: This program is maintained by ETD.
~cess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.13 ied name : EDxancRC1 ne: PGM Prestart Job by Company for LU6.2 (ED~nsxRC1) mnent: c~Definition: These are any programs that cause the jobs to be restarted" to define the system resources used i.n the communication prior to bein<
nt any communications transmissions by a trading partner s remote system. A, start"j.ob a.s a batch job that starts running before a program on a remote system nds a program start request. Prestart jobs are different from other jobs because ~y use prestart job entries to determine which program, class, and storage pool t~
a when they are started. Within a prestart job entry, you must specify attributes n.t the subsystem uses to create and manage a pool of prestart jobs.
c~Purpose: The purpose of this program is to receive EDI formatted ansactions from Rental Management Trading Partner and write them to the inbound ntrol and detail files.
QNotes:
- This program is activated by ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company, ing an ALLOCATE verb. The corresponding ACCEPT verb makes the connection through MS-connected Value-Added Network using LU62.
- This program will received a complete EDI formatted 272 transaction s one continious long record. This long record is parsed out into 80 byte records d written to the detail file INBDTA. One corresponding control record is written INBCTL for each complete transaction set received.
Confidential Page 10 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report - A last atc number is retrieve rom taara EDIA001 and updated. This :ch number is the key for the detail and control files.
- A Comm Profile record is also updated with a batch sequence number.
- A Confirm Request is received, and this program replies with a ifirmED response. .
- A Deallocate is received and this pgm writes the control file record i then returns to the ACCEPT verb and waits for another ALLOCATE from ARMS
Tradinc_ ~tner Insurance Company. This sequence is then repeated.
- This program is a PRE-START program and is started with the sbs. It rains active even when not connected to ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company. It Ll set forever on the ACCEPT verb, waiting for ARMS Trading Partner Insurance npany to ALLOC.
- This program does NOT go to EOJ when it receives the DEALLOCATE from ZS Trading Partner Insurance Company, but re-establishes the connection by heating the Accept, Receive, ConfirmED, and Deallocate sequence.
- EOJ is indicated when a STOP record is received or a CPI-C return code iicates an error. It then must be manually restarted by the STRPJ command (start -start job) .
xess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.14 ied name: AMZRMIA
re: PGM Receive X12 Interface (AMZRMIA) nment: c~Purpose: To process X12 transmission sets) within the receive ~erfaces files by mapping the elements from the transmission set data record to t1 sociated ARMS proprietary record formats.
'~.~f t~Operational Method:
- Process the Electronic Commerce Customer Preference file (EDPREF3).
- IF transaction type equals Rental Management for Vehicle Replacement ntals (X12 272) - Determine application transaction type(AK, AT, CN, EX, or ER) - Map associated X.12 element to corresponding proprietary record rmat - Write data format records to transmission received file .,_ (AMTRNLOG) - IF transaction type equals Rental Management Remittance Advice for hicle Replacement Rentals (X12 820) - Map associated X.12 element to corresponding proprietary recor rmat - Write data format records to transmission received file - IF transaction type equals Rental Management for Vehicle Replacement ntals (X12 824) - Determine application transaction type (RM-rejected, ER) - Map associated X.12 element to corresponding proprietary reco rmat Confidential - Page 11 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report _ - Wrxte data ormat recor to transm~.ssion received file rITRNLOG) Notes:
This program was created and is primarily maintained by the ETD -srging Technologies Department s EDI team. .
ETD is currently working with the following X12 transaction sets that Eect rental:
272 Rental Management - 2 maps, 1 for ARMS Trading Partner many and a CIECA one which will be used by ARMS Trading Partner Company 824 Consolidate Payment - 2 maps, 1 ANSI X12 for ARMS Trading rtner Insurance Company and a CIECA X12 one which also will be used by a different KS Trading Partner Insurance Company.
820 Payment - CIECA map used by ARMS Trading Partner Company ho is a non-ARMS customer) 811 Consolidated Invoice - CIECA map for consolidated invoicim at ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company and TVA are using.
832 Pricing Catalogue - map for ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company which we are using to exchange branch rate and availability information.
The implementation guide for this was given to us by ARMS Tradi~
Partner Company and that is what we used to get this going.
The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices, payments and mittances (processed here) to be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management ading Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as any terprise Fleet Services customer.
C~Files: (CRUD) R2 72I~R1 ( -R-- ) R272NMHl (-R--) .. R272DTL1 ~ (-R--) R272LQ1 (-R--) R272COM1 (-R--) R272ER1 (-R--) R997AIC1 ( -R-- ) AMEDI011 (C---) AMTRNLOG (C-__) .._ AMPGMERR (C-__) R820I~R1 ( -R-- ) R820DTL1 (-R--) R820ADX1 (-R--) R820NTE1 (-R--) AMXREFL1 (_R-_) EDPREF3 (- R--) AMAUTD (-R--) ARMSPR1 (-R--) AM805P01 (CR--) AM806P01 (CR--) AMSNDLOG (-R--) EDPREF3L1 (-R--) R824I~R1 ( -R--) R824DTL1 (-R--) Confidential Page 12 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report R824NAM1 (-R--) R824NTE1 (-R--) AM804P02 (-R--) AMXREF (_R_-) AMCLSTB2 (-R--) AMSOlP02 (-R--) .

Embedded Data/Constants:
FILE(AMSDI011) TOFILE(AM ) Used for override to appropriate tradinc aner/VAN production/test receive file Improvement Opportunity - Use program status data structure to retrieve program name.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.16 ied name : AM 0 01 ne: PGM Retrieve ARMS Trading Partner Company Password (AM 001) nment: Purpose: To retrieve the connection password for a ARMS Trading Partn~
many from the data area so as to restrict the authority to these data areas to a rtain specified number of people.
c~Operational Method:
Retrieve data area AMSFPWPR if this is a production request.
Retrieve data area AMSFPWTS if this is a test request.
Return the password.
ecess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.18 3ed name:
me: DTQ Input for Receive Unwrapper (DQ~oacRUl) mment:.., ocess ,., .:,1r erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.19 ded name : _ ._ me: DTQ Input for Receive Mapper Interface (DQxio~RMi) mment ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.20 ~ded name: EDMRPIA
me: PGM Receive X12 Transmission Batch (EDMRPIA) ~mment: Purpose: To receive and unwrap the X12 transmission from a direct lling trading partner.
Operational Method:
- Receive the actual transmission into a temporary buffer Confidential Page 13 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - CALL EDZ001A to retrieve direct billing tracling partner s communicatic inection information. If the return code is ~1~, this means that there is no ~nsmission to process otherwise use the returned communication NETWORK, PORT
and 2IPT information to retrieve the transaction data ans put it into the application :erface files.
- CALL AMZRMIA to convert retrieved data in interface files to ~prieatary formats for further processing.
C~Notes: Currently, this program is called by a scheduled job CVA011RUM) that runs at 2:00 pin to receive a batch of transmissions from Tennesse3 Lley Authority (TVA) xess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.1.21 ied name: EDZ001A
ne: PGM Retrieve Communication Parameters (EDZ001A) mnent: Purpose: To retrieve the direct billing trading partner s communicati<
Formation.
Operational Method:
- Read file EDPREF1 to retrieve the direct billing trading partner s 2T, NETWORK and SCRIPT information.
~cessed.
~cess - If no record is found a return code of 1 indicating nothing can be erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2 ded name:
me: AUT Validate AND Unpackage (CommRCVr - AM20/AM21) mment: C~Defin3.tion: The automatic process of separating from the received and lidated.EDI transmission envelope the individual transaction data sets so each ba ansaction is processed further individually.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.2 ___ ded name: AMOOlOVI
me: PGM Validate Transmission (AMOOlOVI) mment: Definition: The ARMS never-ending batch program to~validate the mpleteness of a transmission envelope s contents.
Operational Method:
At startup do the following steps:
1. Read, increment by 1 and update the DASDV1 data area value to indica .at another AMOOlOVl NEP job has started.
2. Construct the derived input data queue name from "DQ" concatenated th the TRADING PARTNER/VAN PROFILE ID input parameter value concatenate with the instant "1".
Confidential Page 14 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 3. Override the derived ARMS Input file (AMINPUT) to the ARMS Input DING PARTNER/VAN RECEIVER INPUT FILE Version Number 1. Then open the input file.
4. Override the derived ARMS Hold file (AMHOLD) to the ARMS Hold TRADING
TNER/VAN RECEIVER INPUT FILE Version Number 1. Then open the hold file.
After startup, continue to receive the next data queue entry from the ived input data queue until program shutdown.
!AMTRN1 ) .
For a shutdown data queue entry received:
1. Read the DASDV1 data area value, decrement by 1, update it.
2. Send a shutdown data queue entry to the Unpackaging Input Data Queue 3. End the program/job.
For each non-shutdown data queue entry received:
1. Use its value to read by key the next TRADING PARTNER/VAN RECEIVER
BUT FILE record.
2. IF not end-of-file, check the retrieved record's FORMAT ID:
A. IF the record's FORMAT ID is part of the packaging (Transmission, pup, or Set Start/End), then load the record to that appropriate proprietary recor mat external data structure.
i. IF the SETE01 format has been read, check the derived TOTAL
'AIL FORMATS READ COUNTER is less than 1.
a. IF true, reject the transmission envelope B. IF the record's FORMAT ID is NOT part of the packaging (i.e. the ~.nsaction's information), check if at least one Transmission, Group and Set Start :ord format was read. .
i. IF false, then reject transmission with appropriate error code.
ii. IF true, then write it to the ARMS Hold TRADING PARTNER/VAN
:FIVER INPUT FILE Version Number 1 and increment by one the derived TOTAL
DETAIL
;MATS READ COUNTER . ~, v : a - Validate if received transmission envelope is complete. If not valid, ierate.an Error Transaction (ER) data set record formats to the Transactions to Y
:kaged for Sending (AMPACK) file and its key to the associated input (DQAMPKG) dat :ue, and write an associated record in the AMERRLOG file.
- Generate a return Communication Acknowledgement (AK) transaction set ° the valid transmission envelope received. .
C~Notes This program is only executed as an ARMS never-endingv'batch program in ARMS subsystem only on the ARMS application centralized host computer system ~tform. This program is currently submitted by the ARMS Start-Up Job (CLL810) whe scuted on the system known as "RARMS" host computer system platform. This never-iing batch program ends normally when a shutdown data queue entry is received as hut. Normally, this can indicate that its corresponding receiver or receiver's Viper-interface never-ending program batch jobs that had been previously active the ~r have processed a shutdown request.
It is submitted from the CLL810 ARMS Start-Up program with the followin<
hut parameter fields:
Alpha TRADING PARTNER/VAN PROFILE ID
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8 p TRADING PARTNER VAN RECEIVER INPUT FILE
Files: (CRUD) AMHOLD ( CR-D ) ( HLx3cxxxl ) ARMSPRl (-R--) AMERRLOG (C-__) AMxx3oQC1 (-R--) (Where '~oo~' is the connect-specific Trading vtner or VAN production or test Profile ID) AMTRN (C___) .
AMPACK (C---) DASDV1 (-RU-) Data Area: number of AM0010V1 program/jobs runnin<
:d by AM0020V1 to check when last AM0010V1 program active has shutdown.
Embedded Data/Constants:
'0123456789' for testing for valid numbers.
OVRDBF FILE(AMINPDT) TOFILE(AMCMPID1) to override to the appropriate cxxxxi file.
OVRDBF FILE(AMHOLD) TOFILE(HLCMPIDl) to override to the appropriate 0~7. file.
CLRPFM FILE(*LIBL/HL~oor~~1) to execute a clear physical file member <
appropriate HLxx~n~xi file.
~cess =rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.3 3ed name: AM0020V1 ne: PGM Unpackage Transaction from Transmission (AM0020V1) arnent: c~Purpose: To unpackage received proprietary transmission and remove the ~.nsmission control formats (also referred to as transmission envelope) TSMS01, rlE0l, SETS01, SETEO1, GRPSO1 and GRPE01.
c~Operational Method:
~AMTRN1).
1. Receive the next data queue entry for this program's input data queu 2. For every shutdown data queue entry, retrieve, decrement by 1, and Sate data area DASDV1 until new value is zero. 4rhen it is zero, send a shutdown to queue entry to the Edit Transaction Group/Set Record Formats data queue QAM25V1) and end the program. For further details about shutdown, refer to suppo tivity "BAT Shutdown ARMS Environment".
3. For every non-shutdown data queue entry received: .._ A. Read all of the associated records (by the key value of the data eue entry) from the received packaged transmissions log file '(AMTRN).
B. For each set start (SETS01) record format:
i. Attempt to use its PROFILE ID and its CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID t trieve an existing associated ARMS Cross-Reference File record. IF found, hold i NDOR TRANSACTION ID and load its MACHINE ID, SOURCE ID, RENTAL LOCATION ID, SERVATION ID, and TICI~T ID values, along with the Transmission Group Start recox ~rmat's GROUP TYPE CODE and the Transmission Group's Set Start record format's TION TYPE CODE values and this PROGRAM ID value and a ROUTING CODS of 'I', to the ;sociated fields in the internal format APPD01.
Confidential Page I6 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report -ii. Load t a ormat, APPDO1, an a 1 associate subsequent ~nsaction data set record formats' derived key value with the current record's key ~catenated with the Transmission Group Start record format's GROUP CONTROL ID
and )UP TYPE CODE, and the Transmission Group's Set Start record format's CUSTOMER
~NSACTION ID, and, IF the ARMS Cross-Reference File record was retrieved successfully, its tDOR TRANSACTION ID value.
C. For each record format read that is not a Transmission, Group, or Set ~rt/End record format, If the group transaction type is not 'ER', write the record format :h the derived key value to the output file, Transaction Sets to be Edited Daily ~nsaction file (AMSET) else If the group type in error as specified on the ERRD01 record ~mat is not 'IN', write the record format with the derived key value to the output Le, Received Errors Log file (AMRCVERR) else Write the record format with the derived key value to the :put file, Received Billing Errors Log file (AMBILERR).
D. Fox each Transmission Group Set End (SETE01) record format, send the crept transaction data set's derived concatened key value to the Edit Transaction ~up/Set Record Formats data qLteue (DQAM25V1) and finish reading the input file .i1 the next Transmission Start (TSMSO1), Group Start (GRPS01), or Set Start 3TS01) record format is read for the current read input key value.
C~Notes This program is only executed as an ARMS never-ending batch program in a ARMS subsystem only on the ARMS application centralized host computer system 3tform. This program is currently submitted by the ARMS Start-Up Job (CLL810) wii single input parameter, VERSION, with the constant value of "1". This never-endi~
tch program ends normally when a set of shutdown data queue entries are received out that indicate that each AMOOlOVl never-ending program batch jobs that was eviously active that day have processed a shutdown request. w ''' C~Files: (CRUD) ," AMTRN ' (-R--) AMSET (C---) ARMSPR3 (-R--) AMAUTD (-R--) AMRCVERR (C-__) AMBILERR (C-__) c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'*DOWNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSD' is the key value used as output when sending a utdown data queue entry to DQAM25V1. ' '*DOWN' and 'SD' are the literal constants used to check the data queue try value loaded into the ARMSKEY external data structure's data elements for MPANY PROFILE ID and GROUP TYPE CODE to determine if a shutdown was received.
'*LIBL' is used as the literal constant to pass as an input parameter eld value for the DATA QUEUE LIBRARY NAME for the calls to the 'QRCVDTAQ' and !SNDDTAQ' programs..
All of the possible ARMS Cross-Reference File Record's STATUS CODE valL
'e used as literal constants in checking certain codes for conditional logic.
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'*DOWNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSD' could be used by many never-ending programs and Send Data Queue Entry programs referenced from the Work with Data Queues menu.
:refore, place this value in an application system-wide data area and reference .s external object.
Replace the literal constant '*LIBL' with this value in an application item-wide data area and reference this external object.
>cess ;rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.4 led name: AM0021V1 ae: ~PGM.Onpackage Transaction from Transmission (AM0021V1-RM Only) anent: t~Definition: This is a never-ending batch program to unpackage any u.ttance advice functional groups from a proprietary EDI transmission envelope int iividual internal transaction data sets with one or more record formats.
~Piirpose This program will edit and unpackage individual remittance detail insaction data sets within Remittance Advice ('RM') functional groups within :eived transmissions' proprietary EDI envelopes. This program also matches and Lts each transaction set's Profile ID and Customer Transaction ID to an associates Lsting ARMS Trading Partner Profile File and an ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-~erence File record. This is used to validate if the retrieved files' records' :ribute indication settings and the Cross-Refernence Status Code value should ally :h action, and outputs each validated individual internal transaction data set wit corresponding internal proprietary (APPD01) header record format and a unique aociated record key value to ARMS Transaction Sets to be Validated (AMSET) file ai associated data queue (DQAM25V1). The output transaction set will be processed input by the Validate Transaction Set Record Formats (AM0025V1) program c~Operational Method:
it 1. Receive the next data queue entry for this program's input data queuE
ZAM21V1).
.., 2. For every shutdown data queue entry, send a shutdown data queue entr!
the Edit Transaction Group/Set Record Formats data queue (DQAM25V1) and end the gram.
3. For every non-shutdown data queue entry received:
A. Using the data queue entry's Trading Partner Profile ID value4,_ trieve the associated ARMS Trading Partner Profile Application Specific Informati~
1e record.
B. Read each of the associated records (by their key value of the ceived data queue entry) from the ARMS Validated Received Proprietary EDI
ansmission Envelopes to be Unpackaged file (AMTRN).
C. For each Transaction Set Start (SETSO1) record format processed:
i. Load the AMTRN file record's key value (consisting of the TRADI
RTNER PROFILE ID and the TRANSMISSION CONTROL SEQUENCE ID NUMBER) to the AMSET
fi y and append to it the following:
a. the Functional Group Start (GRPSO1) record format's GROUP
NTROL SEQUENCE NUMBER and the functional GROUP TYPE CODE.
b. the Transaction Set Start (SETS01) record format's CUSTOMER
ANSACTION ID and VENDOR TRANSACTION ID.
Confidential Page 18 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ii. Load the Internal Header Record Format (APPDO1) fields with the ~ropriate data.
D. For each remittance detail (RMTDO1) record format:
i. Validate its PAYMENT CODE. IF invalid, reject with ERROR
IE=' 51' .
- Edit to ensure there is a non-blank EFT ID NUMBER on all paid iittances.
- Validate that any Rejected Payment Remittance Advice Detail ;ord Format does not have a value in the EFT ID NUMBER field.
ii. Use the retrieved AMTRN file record's key value's PROFILE ID and ~TOMER TRANSACTION ID to attempt to retrieve an existing associated ARMS Cross-:erence File record. IF found, then validate that the Cross-Reference File recoz the proper status. IF the read remittance detail's CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID
value a not match its retrieved ARMS Cross-Reference file record same field value, ject with ERROR CODE='82'. IF the status is valid, hold its VENDOR TRANSACTION
IT
i load its MACIiINE ID, SOURCE ID, RENTAL LOCATION ID, RESERVATION ID, and TICKET I
_ues, along with the Transmission Group Start record format's GROUP TYPE CODE
and Transmission Group's Set Start record format's SET ACTION TYPE CODE values and ~s PROGRAM TD value and a ROUTING CODE of 'I', to their associated.fields in the :ernal unpackaged transaction data set (APPD01) record format.
iii. Load the internal unpackaged tranaction data set (APPD01) and al aociated subsequent transaction data set record formats' derived key value with tY
.rent record's key, concatenated with the Transmission Group Start record format':
)UP CONTROL ID and GROUP TYPE CODE, and the Transmission Group's Set Start record :mat's CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID, and, .
IF the ARMS Cross-Reference File record was retrieved successfully, its ~TDOR TRANSACTION ID value.
iv. Based on the trading partner profile, edit the remittance amount ~inst the invoiced amount, and error the remittance detail record if the amount Lues are not equal. This comparison will not occur for RM reject or illegal ~nsactions. The value of the profile attribute that indicates whether a trading rtner sends remittances will be "X" for those customers that can short pay and so totals need not match (e. g. TVA).
v. IF an error is detected, call error program AM0090V1, which will gate an ERRD01 format.
vi. For each validated RMTD01 record format read, write the reco._rd rmat with the derived key value to the output file of Transaction Sets to be EditE
ily Transaction file (AMSET) and send its key as a data queue entry to DQAM25V1.
E. For a Remittance Advice Total record format (RMTT01) read, IF its TAL AMOUNT or the TOTAL TICKETS does not balance with all of the non-rejected mittance Advice Detail record format records' PAYMENT AMOUNT sum or a derived cord count, error the Remittance Total record format, but continue to process all a detail records which have not errored. Rejected Payment Transactions may axis' thin Paid Transactions batches. *Note, a remittance total format is not required en only one remittance advise is received and it's status is 'R'ejected.
F. For any record formats read other than RMTD01 and RMTT01 and the ansmission, Group and Set Start/End record formats, create an APPDOI format pecially for it. Then write out that invalid format and save the AMSET key to wri DQAM25V1 when the SETE01 record format is read.
Confidential Page 19 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report C~Notes This program is only executed as an ARMS never-ending batch program in ARMS subsystem only on the ARMS application centralized host computer system .tform. This program is currently submitted by the ARMS Start-Up Job (CLL810) wit single input parameter, VERSION, with the constant value of ~1". This never-endin .ch program ends normally when a set of shutdown data queue entries are received a gut that indicate that each AMOOlOVI never-ending program batch jobs that was :viously active that day have processed a shutdown request.
The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices, payments and pittances (processed here) to be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management ding Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as messee Valley Authority (an Enterprise Fleet Services customer).
(Files: (CRUD) AMTRN (-R--) AMSET (C---) AMIEBT (-R--) AMIEBH (-R--) ARMSPR1 (-R--) c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'0123456789' Named constant to check for numeric fields.
Valid values for BILLING INVOICE STATUS in the RMTD01 record format:
'P' = Payment (Can be in full or a partial payment).
'R' = Rejected (must have additional ERROR CODES provided) 'X' = Illegal (must have additional ERROR CODES provided) All of the following are the possible ARMS Cross-Reference File Record's ~TUS CODE values allowable are used as literal constants in checking certain code;
r conditional logic to allow remittances to be further processed. However, 'P' is Ly valid when the ARMS Trading Partner Profile (ARMSPR1) flag is set accordingly.
., 'PABQ' 'B' = Rental Contract Electronically Billed at least once 'A' = Passed Electronic Billing Audit ' P' = Paid in full _ _ 'Q' = Rejected for Payment by Trading Partner '*DOWN' and 'SD' (ShutDown) are the literal constants used to check the to queue entry value loaded into the ARMSKEY external data structure's data ements for COMPANY PROFILE ID and GROUP TYPE CODE to determine if a shutdown was ceived. ~ ' ' 'AM0021V1' is used as a literal constant to pass as an input parameter eld value to the calls of 'AMPSSR' and 'AM0090V1' programs.
'*LIBL' is used as the literal constant to pass as an input parameter eld value for,the DATA QUEUE LIBRARY NAME for the calls to the 'QRCVDTAQ' and SNDDTAQ' programs..
Improvement Opportunities:
Confidential Page 20 of 246 x/11100 ARMS Process Report ' Rep ace t a itera constant 'AM0021V1' wit t a Program Status Data ~ucture's data element for PROGRAM ID.
Replace the literal constant '*LIBL' with this value in an application item-wide data area and reference this external object.
>cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.5 fed name: DQAM21V1 ne: DTQ Input for program AM0021V1 (DQAM21V1) nment: Definition: DQAM21V1 is the data queue used to provide input to PGM
)021V1 which processes remittance advises ~cess ararchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.6 ied name: DQAMTRN1 ne: DTQ Input for program AM0020V1 (DQAMTRN1) nment: Definition: DQAMTRN1 is the data queue used to provide input for PGM
)020V1 which unpackages transactions.
xess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.7 ied name ne: DTQ Input for Transmission Validation from Specific trading partner (DQxxxxxl;
nment: c~Definition: one of several company specific data queues used to provide hut to a company specific AMOOlOVl PGM used for transmission validation. Data sues included are DQ***011, DQ***011, DQVN1011, DQVN2011, DQVN3011, and DQTVA011.
~cess ~-erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.8 3ed name: DQAM70V1 me: DTQ..~Input for Time Line Inquiry (DQAM70V1) mment: C~Definition: DQAM70V1 is the data queue used to provide input to PGM
0070V1 which provides a support information for oncall work.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.2.12 ded name: AMLCXLT
me: PGM Translate Location (AMLCXLT) .
mment: Purpose: To translate a current rental location to an old location or ce versa to deal with any past "Organization Split" or "Machine Split"
conversion ojects, such as the "Texas Group Split" of July 1995 or the "Bluegrass Group Spli June 1997 or the "Group 53 split of October 1999". An example would be calling .e program with a TRANSACTION DATE = 08/13/1998, LOCATION CODE = 'O' and CURRENT
.OUP/BRANCH ID = '5211'. The returned TRANSLATED GROUP/BRANCH ID would be '6511'.
Operational Method:
- This program is called with a single input/output AMLCXLT external da ructure with the following alphameric data elements and their usage:
Confidential Page 21 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 1 Output Return Co a 1 (Input) OLD/N8W CURRENT VALUE
1 (Input) CURRENT MACHINE ID
2 (Input) CURRENT GROUP CODE
2 (Input) CURR$NT BRANCH CODE
4 (Input) CURRENT GROUP/BRANCH
(Input) CURRENT LOCATION
1 (Input) CURRENT REGION
2 (Input) CURRENT SUB-REGION
2 (Input) CURRENT CITY
3 (Input) CURRENT AREA
(Input) VENDOR TRANSACTION ID
5 (Input) ARMS PROFILE ID
20 (Input) CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID
8 (Input) TRANSACTION DATE
10 (Output) TRANSLATED LOCATION
4 (Output) TRANSLATED GROUP/BRANCH
2 (Output) TRANSLATED GROUP
2 (Output) TRANSLATED BRANCH
8 (Output) TRANSLATED MACHINE NAME
1 (Output) TRANSLATED REGION
2 (Output) TRANSLATED SUB-REGION
2 (Output) TRANSLATED CITY
3 (Output) TRANSLATED AREA
This pgm will accept a parameter list containing current location ormation and if a record is found in the ARMS Location Past Conversion Cross-Eerence (AMLCXF) file, will return the translation information.
- IF the attempt to retrieve ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Reference ~IXREF) file record fails, still attempt to perform the translate. Do this by Zning a test on the passed parameter's CURRENT TRANSACTION DATE.
-- IF all tests for transaction date checking fail, then move 'N' to TURN CODE.
-- IF a test is successful, perform the routine to load the TRANSLATED
CHINE ID and LOCATION output parameter data elements.
QNotes: This program was written and is currently maintained by the ARM;
~lication Development Department. It is currently used by the ARMS Unpackage ~nsaction from Transmission Envelope (AM0020V1 and AM0021V1)~programs, along with ARMS Package Transmission Envelope (AM0120, AM0150, AM0151) programs along with Financial Systems' AS Account schedules /JOB # 102 (EL0291) program. An teractive stub tester (TSAMLCXLT) program exists in production for debugging and sting purposes.
C~Files: (CRUD) AMLCXF (-R--) - Keyed by Old Location ID, along with its other gical access views, AMLCXFLO - Keyed b' d Location w Location d Group/Branch w Group/Branch AMLCXFL1 - Keyed b;
AMLCXFL2 - Keyed b AMLCXFL3 - Keyed b' AMLCXFL4 - Keyed b d Group and Old Branch Confidential Page 22 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report AMLCXFL5 - Keyed y Group and New Branch AMLCXFL6 - Reyed by '. Region and Sub-Region Group, AMLCXFL7 - Keyed by Group,Region and Sub-Region AMLCXFL8 - - Keyed by l Groupand City AMLCXFL9 - Keyed by r Groupand City AMLCXFL10 - Keyed by l Groupand Area A'MLCXFL11 - Keyed by r Groupand Area AMLCXFL12 - Keyed by l Groupand Region AMLCXFL13 - Keyed by r Group and Region >cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3 led name ie: AUT Validate Transaction (AM25 - AM46) anent: Definition: The automatic process of transaction validation and databa:
late on the centralized machine prior to dispatch to either the distributed machir.
the Rental Management Trading Partner. This process is currently used for both tk pound and outbound processing of transactions.
~cess srarchical numeric ID: 1.2.2.1.3.1 ied name: AM0025V1 ne: PGM Validate Transaction Set Record Formats (AM0025V1) nment: C~Definition: This is the ARMS Transaction Set Record Format Edit never-iing batch ILE RPG program.
,~~ : -~Purpose:
The program edits a transmission set group type to ensure that the ~u.ired formats are present and that no non-allowable record formats exist.
Edit errors from an Inbound (Received) tranaction set will be logged an<
L1 cause error transaction sets to be generated and sent back to the associated zder .
Edit errors from an Outbound (to be Sent) or Transfer transaction set Ll be logged and the ARMS On-call support staff will be notified.
(Operational Method:
This program endlessly receives the non-keyed input data queue entries ~m the input data queue (DQAM25V1) that the either of the ARMS Unpackage mittance/Non-Remittance Envelope programs (AM0021/AM0020V1) generated as input to is program.
Once a shutdown data queue entry is received, then send this shutdown to queue entry to the DQAMS8T1 data queue and end this program.
Confidential : Page 23 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report For any non-shutdown data queue entry, check the non-shutdown key Group ~e Code to be one of the following values:
- Validate Transaction Set Group Type ~e - Validate Allowable Record Formats) within Transaction Se't fox a Grou C~Notes This program is submitted for execution by the ARMS Startup Jobs prograa ~L810) with no entry parameters to execute only on the centralized ARMS host syste .tform ("RARMS"). Currently, all inbound (received), outbound (to be sent) and nsfers are processed processed in this program as the proprietary EDI
Transaction.
.s group types.
IF any error is found, then do not process this transaction any further t if is it is an inbound transaction set, then executed the ARMS Generate External 'or (AM0090V1) program, ELSE, execute the ARMS Handle Internal Error (AM0097V1) >gram, passing the input parameters of this data queue entry's key data elements l the currently loaded ERROR CODE value. Do NOT output the transaction set's :ord formats to the outpug file nor send its data queue entry to the output data :ue .
Called Programs Summary:
QRCVDTAQ --Read entry from DQAM62V1 data queue QSNDDTAQ --Send entry to DQANDST data queue AMPSSR --ARMS program error handler AM0097V1 --Handle Internal Error AM0090V1 --Generate External Error C~Files: (CRUD) - AMSET (-R--) - AMADTD (-R--) '~ c~Embedded Data/Constants:
' ..
'*LIBL' as the DATA QUEUE LIBRARY NAME value used in the execution of t1 tCVDTAQ' and 'QSNDDTAQ' programs.
'DQAM25V1' and 'DQAMSETI' are the specified data queue names.
'AM0025V1' as the current PROGRAM ID.
'AM0090V1' and 'AM0097V1' are the executed programs;~based on the type nor .
'SD' and '*DOWN' are the shutdown request GROUP TYPE CODE and COMPANY
OFILE ID values.
'OFF' and 'ON' 'I'(nbound), 'O'(utbound), and 'T'(ransfer) ERROR CODES: '16', '45, '69', '70', '71', and '90'.
GROUP TYPE CODES for execution of their associated routine:
Confidential Page 24 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 'AT', 'EX', 'CN', 'PM', 'ER', 'AK', 'AC', 'IN', 'OF', 'RA', 'RC', 'RE~~
t', 'CC', 'RM', 'CM', and 'VM' Compile-Time arrays of:
..Valid transaction set GROUP 'TYPE CODES
..Valid RECORD FORMAT ID's for each transaction set's GROUP TYPE CODE
Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Replace the execution of the ARMS Handle Internal Error ('AM0097V1';
i ARMS Generate External Error ('AM0090V1') programs with the execution of the ver ARMS Handle Internal/External Error ('AM0098') program.
2.) Delete the constant 'AM0025V1' and replace its usage with the Progr<
~tus Data Structure data element for PROGRAM ID.
~cess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.2 ied name: AM0030V1 ne: PGM Validate Transaction Set Record Formats Data Types (AM0030V1) nment: Purpose:
To edit a transaction set to ensure the. all the required format data rments have values. Whether a data element is required or not is based on the ding partner profile.
c~Operational Method:
- Wait for entry(s) to exist in DTAQ (DQAMSET1).
- when a shutdown request is received (group type - SD), log the currence, pass on the request to DTAQ (DQANDTL1) and wait for the second shutdown - When the second shutdown request is received (group type - SD), log occurrence, pass the request to DTAQ (DQANDTL1) and end.
-When a non-shutdown request is received, read all associated data cords) from the ARMS Detail Set Transaction File (AMSET) into the appropriate AR' cord format data structures.
- Validate a transaction set's group type record formats' data elements r profilable mandatory values existence.
- Validate data field values with the data formats) against a domain o lowable values.
-IF any error is found, then do not process this transaction any furthe d if is it is an inbound transaction set, then executed the ARMS Generate Externs ror (AM0090V1) program, ELSE, execute the ARMS Handle Internal Error (AM0097V1) ogram, passing the input parameters of this data queue entry's key data elements d the currently loaded ERROR CODE value. Do NOT output the transaction set's cord formats to the output file nor send its data queue entry to the output data eue.
Notes:
This program is submitted for execution by the ARMS Startup Jobs progr~
'.LL810) with no entry parameters to execute only on the centralized ARMS host cyst Confidential Page 25 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ~t orm "RARMS" . Current y, a inboun received , outbound to a sent and msfer transaction sets are processed in this program as proprietary EDI
msaction Set group types.
The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices, payments and uttances (processed here) to be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management ding Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as Lnessee Valley Authority (an Enterprise Fleet Services customer); and AAA of _ifornia.
C~Files: (CRUD) -AMSET (-R--) -STATE (-R--) -AMCLSTBL (-R--) -CCSURCHG (-R--) -AMERRTBL (-R--) -AMXBCOL1 (-R--) -AMICDTBL (-R--) -ARMMAP (-R--) -ARMSPR1 (-R--) -ARMSPR4 (-R--) -AMAUTD (-R--) Embedded Data/Constants:
'0123456789' TO CHECK FOR VALID NUMERIC FIELDS VALUES
'0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ' TO CHECK FOR VALID ALPHANUMERIC
s'LDS VALUES
'*LIBL' as the DATA QUEUE LIBRARY NAME value used in the execution of tt 2CVDTAQ' and 'QSNDDTAQ' programs.
'DQAMSET1' and 'DQANDTL1' are the specified data queue names. ' 'AM0030V1' as the current PROGRAM ID.
'AM0090V1' and~'AM0097V1' are the executed programs, based on the type c ror.
'SD' and '*DOWN' are the shutdown request GROUP TYPE CODE and COMPANY
JFILE ID values.
' OFF' and ' ON ' . ..
'I'(nbound), 'O'(utbound), and 'T'(ransfer) , All allowable values for each data element ERROR CODES: 'O1', '02', '03', '04', '05', '21', '68', '70', '78', and 2' GROUP TYPE CODES for execution of their associated routine:
'AT', 'EX', 'CN', 'PM', 'ER', 'AK', 'AC', 'IN', 'OF', 'RA', 'RC', 'RE', N', 'CC', 'RM', 'CM', and 'VM' Compile-Time arrays of:
..Valid transaction set GROUP TYPE CODES
..Valid RECORD FORMAT ID's for each transaction set's GROUP TYPE CODE
Confidential Page 26 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Replace the execution of the ARMS.Handle Internal Error ('AM0097V1~) i ARMS Generate External Error ('AM0090V1~) programs with the execution of the per ARMS Handle Internal/External Error ('AM0098~) program.
2.) Delete the constant 'AM0025V1' and replace its usage with the Progra ~.tus Data Structure data element for PROGRAM ID.
3.) Convert program from OPM RPG to ILE RPG.
4.) Replace the use of the AM2010V1 program with the AM1010V1 program Lled for "I"nquiry.
xess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.3 ied name: AM0040V1 ne: PGM Validate Transaction Set Record Format Data (AM0040V1) mnent: C~Purpose: To perform the detail edits on any transaction set data el.emer Lues against the centralized ARMS database and domain of valid values. Also, to sign a rental location to any new Rental Authorization Add transaction that is not thorizing an existing rental reservation or open ticket.
C~Operational Method:
Wait for keys to exist in DTAQ (DQANDTL1), when key is received, one of ree processes occur. Program terminates when group type (SD) shut down data queue try is encountered and passed on for the second time to output data queue ~AM46V1) .
For a non-shutdown data queue entry, use its value to read all associate cords' data values from the ARMS Detail Set Transaction File (AMSET) into the'' propriate ARMS record format data structures.
Validate Transaction Sets record formats' data fields' contents for lowable--values.
Validate Transaction Set's functional group type code and its record rmat's data field's contents against centralized ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-ference Status and its associated database file fields to ensure that this ansaction should be allowed to continue further downstream processing. Send ssage to ARMS On-Call and reject any Authorization Transfer transaction or outbow ansaction to be sent that fails an edit.
IF any received inbound transmission with a specified~Branch Claims fice value that does not exist in the Branch Claims Office Cross-Reference file, en assign the first three characters (root customer) of the trading partner's OFILE ID to ENTERPRISE CUSTOMER ID and send a warning message to ARMS
Technical nagement (via SNDEMSG) of a transaction with a missing BCO X-Ref record so that .ey can determine if this BCO is to be added. Do NOT reject the transaction.
_ ELSE, load the internal routing record format (APPD01) with the retriev .ternal ENTERPRISE CUSTOMER ID value.
IF any received inbound transmission with a invalid bate Of Birth value yen set the value to zeros and send a warning message "Invalid DOB" to ARMS
:chnical Managemen which is currently not acted upon by them.
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The messages sent to ARMS Technical along with the employee numbers to id the message to exist in file SNDMSG.
IF an authorization-add transaction set or a group-to-group authorized ;ervation transfer transaction set has a non-blank rental location (Group ID
and inch ID), then validate the rental location against the Daily Rental Office :ations (DROFF) file by the Rental Location ID. IF not found for the :horization-add/transfer, or, for an authorization-add, the location found iicates that it does prevent ARMS reservations, then use its non-blank Forward ARN
nervations To Location. If the Forward ARMS Reservations To Location is blank or . found, then derive the closest available daily rental location and its platform.
IF a received unsolicited Authorization Add rental transaction set is :eived that is to authorize and create a currently non-existent rental reservation __~ive and assign closest available rental location and its distributed application at platform for later routing to that platform.
To derive the closest available rental location we use RAS013A.
IF the authorization add/transfer transaction set is for Enterprise yet Management VIP rental customer, they will be able to send and generate ARMS
:horized reservations to airport branches if that is the closest rental location.
,~ other trading partner authorization add/transfer cannot be routed to an airport ration.
Derive that rental location's associated distributed application host ~tform by executing Derive Machine ID for Rental Location (AM2050V1) program for per routing.
IF a transaction's record formats are validated and processed ~cessfully, then send its associated key value as output to the data queue 2AM46V1) that is input to the next downstream process for ARMS Database Update any ating (AM0046V1) program.
C~Files: (CRUD) AMSET (CRU-) ARMSPR1 (-R--) AMAUTD (-R--) .

AMIEBT (-R--) AMXBCO (-R--) DROFLF1 (-R--) DROFFL7 (-R--) FILE80 (C---) .._ C~Notes This program is submitted for execution as a never-ending batch ogram/job in the ARMS subsystem by the ARMS Startup Jobs program (CLL810) with no try parameters to execute only on the centralized ARMS host system platform RARMS°). It will usually be active from 3:OOam to l:OOam-Central.
Currently, al bound (received), outbound (to be sent) and transfer transaction sets are process this program as proprietary EDI Transaction Set group types.
. IF any error is found, then do not process this transaction any further .d if is it is an inbound transaction set, then execute the ARMS Generate External nor (AM0090V1) program, ELSE, execute the ARMS Handle Internal Error (AM0097V1) ~ogram, passing the input parameters of this data queue entry's key data elements .d the currently loaded ERROR CODE value. Do NOT output the transaction set's Confidential Page 28 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -cord ormats to t a output a. a nor sen zts ata queue entry to t a output ata :ue .
The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices, payments and iittances (processed here) to be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management :ding Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as :nessee Valley Authority (an Enterprise Fleet Services customer); and~AAA of .ifornia.
C~Embedded Data/Constants:
'7680 ' used as the default Claims Connection Rental Location.
'6A01 ' used for routing to this simulation default rental location :hin the production software environment.
'0123456789' used as valid numeric values in a CHECK operation.
'RTVMSGSTS' is the program executed to check if the e-Message System is ~ilable for sending messages.
'OVRPRTF FILE(QPPGMDMP) OUTQ(ARMSDUMP) OUTPTY(9) USRDTA(AM40PGMERR) tMTYPE(ARMS) HOLD(*YES)' to cause generated RPG-formatted dump output to be :ained for greater than a one day. .
The following are 25-character ERROR MESSAGES subject header and detail xe prefixed output to FILE80 for sending when executing MS0010 program:
'An invalid BCO was sent' 'Invalid BCO' 'Profile' 'transaction control ID' 'Invalid DOB was received' 'Invalid DOB' C~Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Remove as constant and store the default simulation rental location ('6A01') and the default production Claims Connection rental location ID in an vernal data area to externalize this location information for inquiry into the gram. .
2.) Should be able to replace the valid numeric values constant and its age with an ILE built-in function or existing API.
3.) Should be able to duplicate the existing OS/400 Dump printer file PGMDMP to a different ARMSDUMP printer file that is formatted the same but has al:
the specified keyword attributes that would allow the removal of the OVRPRTF
/400 command execution.
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.4 ded name: AM0046V1 me: PGM Route Transaction / Update ARMS Centralized Database (AM0046V1) mment: Purpose: To update the centralized ARMS database with transaction set to elements and forward the transaction set to the appropriate destination (tradi rtner, rental application, claims connection, or centralized financial system's sh receipts interface).
Operational Method:
Confidential Page 29 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report -- Maintain centralize ARMS app ication system at ase wit input ~nsaction set data elements.
- Route outbound transaction data set for external envelope packaging.
- Route inbound or transfer transaction data set for sending to otributed host platform.
- IF processing an RA Change, AT Change or an an Opening Rental :ification RN functional group type, then calculate the renter s age by subtractin :ir Date of Birth from the system date. IF the renter is underage for the state c rental and the ticket is open and authorized, then execute the Generate Surcharg >routine (GENSUR) to load the Approved Surcharge Detail (AMSURD) file. This routine calls AM1085V1 for underage surcharges and AM0096V1 for othe surcharges.
RA-Change for an ARMS Trading Partner Company will only be generated if the ~nsaction has been confirmed. (See c~Notes for more detailed information) - On an open authorized ticket, if a different Rental Location ID is ~cessed from an outbound or transfer transaction set, then execute the Add rernment Surcharge (AM0096Vij program to load the Approved Surcharge Detail iSURD) file.
-IF any new approved surcharges were generated, then read this file for _s rental transaction to generate a new automatic pseudo-rental Authorization mge (AT) transaction set for approved surcharges to be routed to a distributed ital application system host platform.
- IF a Customer Extension/Termination, functional group type EX is :eived from a Trading Partner Company for a defined Profile ID AND the BCO.or juster Code is different than on the ARMS centralized database, then generate a ne somatic pseudo-rental Authorization Change (AT) transaction set containing only'ar juster detail (ADJD01) record format for an adjuster/BCO change to be routed to a ~tributed rental application system host platform. This is done to update Bill-Tc ~tomer information in the rental system database files for this rental transactiox the ECOOATV1 program processing, since the ECOOEXV1 program processing does iiot Sate Bill-To Customer information in the rental system database files. (See nprovement Opportunities number 3 below.) .
'"' -IF processing'an Extension, move an "E" to the Action Code in the )55V1 external data structure. When a termination date has been sent, update the t Auth (AWAUDY) field in file AMAOTD.
Calculate the total number of days authorized by using the Termination ~e and Rental Start Date adding Z to the calculated days to receive the correct nber of days authorized. If the calculated amount is greater than the Day Auth ald, move an "E" to the Action Code in the AM055V1 external data structure.-~-If the calculated amount is less than or equal to the Day Auth field, Te a to the Action Code in the AM055VI external data structure.
- Based on the trading partner profile, generate new automatic rental tension days transaction set in response to a Request for Extension (RE) to be uted to a distributed rental application system host platform.
- IF processing an Opening Rental Notification ('RNA) functional group pe, IF the existing customer number on the transaction set internal header is fou the ARMS BCO for RMS (Rental Management System) file write a record to the ARMS
S (Rental Management System) File (AM002P) so that RMS will be notified of the op ntal contract/ticket that they must manage from their centralized location.
IF processing a Rental End (SRN') transaction set AND this is the first osing rental notification (AMAUTD~s Rental End Date = 0) AND IF the associated Confidential Page 30 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -fSPR1 pro a. a ile record's Rem~.ttance In canon F ag P1FG14 field is equal to then execute the ARMS Generate Transaction Credits (AM1080V1) program passing Transmission Control Sequence ID Number, Group Control Sequence ID Number, Vendo nsaction ID and the Execution Code of 'R' (for Rental Notification).
- IF processing a Payment Advice ('PM') transaction set, then execute th fS Generate Transaction Credits (AM1080V1) program passing the Transmission Contro ~uence ID Number, Group Control Sequence ID Number, Vendor Transaction ID and the :cution Code of 'P' (for Payment Advice).
-After the file updates and before the next data queue entry is read, an the Group Type is not ~OF.
-Complete the build of the data queue entry record.
-From the APPD01 format, move the Profile Id, Customer msaction Id, Vendor Transaction Id, -Group Type, Date, and Time to :ir appropriate fields in DQAM55V1 external data structure, AM055X.
-If Transaction Type (AM055X) is blank, move an ~I~nternal to field.
-Send the data queue entry to DQAM55V1.
-Clear the AM055X format for the next record.
(Notes:
Currently, ALL transaction sets (received from trading partners, receive >m rental systems - i.e., inbound, outbound and transfers) will be processed by .s program, after editing for updating to the database and routing (to a trading -tner or a rental application system).
When the Rental Management Trading Partner sends an extension transactic . for an existing Vendor Transaction ID with a different Customer Transaction ID
u~. the value in the ARMS Cross-Reference (AMXREF) file record's CUSTOMER
~NSACTION ID (XACTID) field, then this field change should occur and allow the :REF file record's XACTID field to be updated with the new/different Customer ~nsaction TD value. All incoming transaction sets should allow a change of the ~tomer Transaction ID. Remittance Advice ('RM') transaction sets will not be :luded because this would require a change in the way RM's are processed.
When a request'for cancellation ('RC') transaction set is processed for incompletely open rental contract/ticket (prewrite/unit-pend), this 'RC' ~nsaction set is not sent to the trading partner. In most cases this is correct, vever when the ARMS Cross-reference file record is made irretrievable by padding rental location value with the repeating "X" character, the request for icellation transaction set will be sent. For some profiled ARMS Trading Partner zanies, the RC is converted to a CN before being sent. .~-The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices " payments and pittances (processed here) to be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management ding Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as znessee Valley Authority (an Enterprise Fleet Services customer); and AAA of Lifornia. Therefore, ARMS will receive a data queue entry to generate an =ctronic invoice (and create an associated ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Reference ~IXREF) file record) when the trading partner never sent to ERAC (via ARMS) any Ltial rental authorization.
When a Request for an Authorizatibn is sent to ARMS Trading Partner npany after the initial request, and the transaction is still in an unconfirmed ~tus (U), an RA-Add will be generated. IF the transaction is at a confirmed state 1 but still unauthorized an RA-Change will be generated even if no changes have Confidential ~ Page 31 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -:n ma a to the ta. If the transaction is at a confa.rmed and Authorized status . an RA-Change will be generated only if there was a change in the data.
C~Files: (CRUD) - AMSET (-R--) - ARMSPR1(-R--) - ARMSPR3(-R--) - AMXBCO (-R--) - AMPGMCTL(-R--) - AM002P (CR--) ARMS: RMS FILE

- AM003P01(-R--) ARMS RMS BCO FILE

- AMAPPS (C-_-) - AMPACK (C---) - AMADJD (CRU-) - AMAUTD (CRU-) - AMCOMD (cR--) - AMIEBD (CRU-) - AMIEBH (CRU-) - AMIEBT (CRU-) - AMINSD (CRU-) - AMRMTD (CRU-) - AMRNTD (CRU-) - AMRPRD (CRU-) - AMRATD (CRUD) - AMSURD (CR-D) c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'YES' 'NO ' ' 'AM0046V1 ' 'RECORD DELETED' 'XXXXXXXXXX' (to pad ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Reference File cord's RENTAL LOCATION with X's to make it irretrievable) 'AUTHORIZATION EXPIRED' (as COMD01 record format's COMMENT comment te:
rrently not referenced, unsure of intent.) Enterprise Customer Numbers for ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company-s Angeles Area Locations and ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company's Branch Clam Eice Code for RMS output:
'ALL3233' and '2040' Santa Ana/TUStin, California 'ALL3221' and '1340' Torrence, California ..............and Format Names/IDs::
'APPD01' ' ' 'ADJDO1' 'ADJD02' 'AUTD01' 'CAND01' 'CBRC01' 'CBKD01' 'CREDO1' 'COMD01' 'ELCDO1' 'ERRDO1' 'IEBD01' 'IEBH01' Confidential Page 32 of 246 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report -'IEBTO1' 'INSDOl' 'OFFDO1' 'PMTDO1' 'RATDO1' 'RENDO1' 'RMTD01' 'RNTDO1' 'RNTD02' 'RPRD01' 'SURD01' 'VEDD01' Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Convert from standard ILE RPG program to an ILE program with multipl RPG modules or service programs.
2.) Delete the 'AM0046V1 ' constant and use the Program Status Data :ucture's left-justified PROGRAM ID value for the same purposes.
3.) There is hard-coded logic to check IF ARMS Trading Partner Insurance npany Insurance Company customer authorization extension ('EX') transaction set AN
adjuster or BCO change that is different than the centralized ARMS rental ~nsaction database Adjuster Detail (AMADJD) file data, then to automatically aerate a ~pseudo-" Authorization ('AT') Change transaction set with only an jester detail (ADJDO1) record. However, since this is information that is only fo specific X12 EDI standard compliant trading partner, that this special logic shout removed from this program and externally profiled in the EDI Translation and :erface/Mapper software to cause generation of the additional 'AT' Change when an :e:nsion/Termination transaction set is received. Additionally, this EDI
anslation and Interface Mapper software could execute an ARMS centralized database :rieval inquiry service utility program to retrieve specified information from the ~DJD file. Then this interface/mapper software could determine if this transactic ,'s adjuster information is different than the existing database file's informatic a if true, generate the additional 'AT' Change. This would add an 'AT' Change zctional group transaction set to be output, along with the 'EX' from the same EDI
~nsmission envelope, and,it would add to the transaction load between AM0010V1 anc )046Vi~programs, inclusive. However, the benefit of standardizing the transaction.
processing within AM0046V1 and moving profile-specific logic to the EDI
~nslation interface/mapping software would be greater than having hard-coded withi )046V1 program.
4.) There is currently an undesirable situation that occurs within this gram. When any trading partner sends an authorization extension/termination ~nsaction set, the adjuster detail is required to add callback detail note comment the rental application database with the name of the adjuster, changing the open ntal contract/ticket's CURRENT AI7THORIZATION DATE field value:.~'However, the jester making this change in this value may not be the claims adjuster assigned tc nage the direct billing payment authorization for this rental contract. The jester making the extension/termination may be another adjuster taking on the tensions temporarily when the primary assigned adjuster is unavailable (i.e., day f due to vacation, illness, etc.), but that the primary assigned claims adjuster f record" was not intended to be changed. Currently, the adjuster information in a Bill-To information within the rental contract is not updated by an tension/termination transaction set's adjuster information, but the centralized MS database adjuster detail (AMADJD) file is. This i.s erroneous to update AMADJD
an extension and this logic should be removed from AM0046V1 program. (A new iss~
11 be submitted by Gina Miller, ARMS Technical Mgmt. staff to request this change Confidential Page 33 of 246 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report -never, i AM0046V1 program's extension termination logic is revise , then t s sue should be considered.) S.) Drop the constant detailed below and replace with attributes/field .ues within the ARMS Trading Partner Profile s Branch Claims Office /
Enterprise otomer ID Cross-Reference (AMXBCO) file. Likewise, add the maintenance of these :lds to the AMXBCO maintenance program and screen display file record'format ~Mlo).
>cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.5 ied name 1e: DTQ Input to AM0025 (DQAM25V1) anent: C~Definition: DQAM25V1 is a data queue used to provide input for PGM
)025V1 which validates transaction set record formats.
>cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.6 ied name ne: DTQ Input Data Queue to AM0030 (DQAMSET1) nment: Definition: DQAMSET1 is a data queue used to provide input for PGM
)030V1 which validates transaction set record formats data types.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.7 ied name ne: DTQ Input Data Queue to AM0040 (DQANDTLi) nment: @Definition: DQANDTL1 is a data queue used to provide input to PGM
)040V1 which validates transaction set record format data.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.8 3ed name ne: DTQ Input Data Queue to AM0046 (DQAM46V1) nment: (Definition: DQAM46V1 is a data queue used to provide input to PGM
)046V1 which update the ARMS database and routes the transaction.
xess anarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.9 ded name :ne: DTQ Input to Program AM0100 (DQAMAP1) tunent: Definition: DQAMAP1 is a data queue used to input data to PGM AM0100 ich distributes routed transactions from the centralized host processing machine.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.10 ded name: AMPSSR
me: PGM Perform Internal Error Paging and Messaging (AMPSSR) Confidential Page 34 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report mment: ~De moon: T a.s is the ARMS *PSSR program exception error paging &
ssaging program (written in RPG/400 - Original Program Model).
Purpose: This program's purpose is to output the error occurrence to t PGMERR Program Error Log file and if the error is not from a program executing on a "DEV" (development) machine, then to notify the ARMS On-Call and Backup persons a sending a pager message and sending an 'e-message' via call to MS0010 program o a platform name, program name and the error occurrence. This information will aid .e ARMS On-Call person responding to resubmit any needed never-ending program job .to the ARMS subsystem on the appropriate host computer system. This information 11 also cause them to research the dump taken in the previous program for the completely processed transaction specific information that it had been processing yen the program halted or abnormally ended.
Operational Method: This program outputs the passed entry parameters' dues error occurrence to the AMPGMERR Prograun Error Log file. If the error is nc ~ the "DEV" (development) host platform, then sending a pager message to the ARMS
~imary and Backup On-Call pagers and sending an 'e-message' via call to MS0010 -ogram of the platform name, program name and the error occurrence.
Files : (CRZ1D) - AMPERT (-R--) , accessed by AMPERTL1 logical access view.
- ANDQER (-R--), accessed by ANDQERL2 logical access view.
- AMPGMERR (C-_-) - FILE80 (C---) C~Notes: This program is used within every program's *PSSR program Kception subroutine.
rocess ierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.11 oded name: CCDATE
ame: PGM Validate Date and Convert Format (CCDATE) omment: C~Definition: CCDATE is a date validation, conversion and manipulation allable OPM RPG program. .
C~Purpose: Executed from many ARMS programs for many purposes. The mos ommon purposes are: to validate dates; convert formats; derive a future date by omputing the adding provided days to a given date value; or, to derive the age of 'enter by computing the number of years between the current date and a renter's da .f birth. In a majority of programs, this program is executed to retrieve the :urrent system date or timestamp in the MMDDYYYY or MMDDYY format and reformat-it 'YYYMMDD format, or, to retrieve the day of week, such as required in the ARMS-to-~RMS Trading Partner Company Communication Sender / Receiver (AMf**COM) program.
Validation is done throughout many ARMS programs, such as in the Valic transmission Envelope (AM0010V1) program to validate the Transmission Date or in 1 validate Transaction Set Record Format Data Types (AM0030V1) program's Edit Dates subroutine .specifically to validate the date values for the following record form Sate value fields:
Authorization Detail's (AUTDO1) Authorization Expiration Date, Date 3irth and Pickup Date Renter Detail's (RNTD02) Date of Loss Insured Detail's (INSDO1) Policy Expiration Date Cancellation Detail's (CAND01) Cancellation Date Callback Detail's (CBI~01V1) Callback Origination Date ~---~-'~~°' . Page35 of246 x/11/00 ARMS Process Report Extension Termination Detail's CREDO1 Term~.nation Date and Renter ;ified Date Rental Detail's (REND01) Rental Start and End Dates Rental Segment Detail's (RATDO1) Effective Dates of Rental Segments 1 sough 4 Invoice Header's (IEBHO1) Billing Start and End Dates Payment Detail's (PMTD01) Payment Date ~l0perational Method:
Before the CCDATE is called, the parameter fields must be set by the Lling program. It is recommended that you do a clear the DTPARM external data :ucture subfields before any field values are loaded to insure that all fields hav 'n initialized.
If a date conversion from MMDDYY to YYMMDD format, simply move the input :e value to the From-Date (DTFRDT) input field~after all the fields have been pared and execute the CCDATE program. The outputted To-Date returned in DTTODT
Ll be in YYMMDD format.
The following fields will be output by CCDATE, so it is not necessary ~t you fill them in. They are: DTFMTD, DTWI~Y, DTMNTH, DTSTNG, DTMSID, and DTMSTX.
DTDAYS is not necessary for action code 'C' and will be zeroed out by )ATE. DTDAYS will be filled in by the CCDATE program's exectuion when the action 3e is 'D' .
However, since AM0030V1 is requiring only date value validation, the gram is executed after loading the following parameter subfield values in the Llowing manner after all subfields were cleared/initialized:
Load 'C' (Convert) to ACTION CODE (DTACCD) Load the DATE TO VALIDATE (in YYYYMMDD format) field value to FROM-CE ( DTFRDT) Load the number 7 (YYYYMMDD) to the FROM-DATE-FORMAT (DTFRFT) Load the number 6 (DDMMYYYY) to the TO-DATE-FORMAT(DTTOFT) Execute the program "' Check the contents of the Error Message ID (DTMSZD). IF not blanks, ~n the FROM-DATE field value was invalid.
C~Notes Documentation for usage can be found on the AS/400 in the LIB/QEISSRC/TLS.DAT text source member. --NEVER Use the DATE MULTiplied. by 1000.01 or 200.0001 to CONVERT! (Lack precision and high overhead mathematical computation overhead,..) It should do hopefully everything anyone would need from such a program r any date value. Below is the explanation of its single parameter arid how to use a program.
The parameters have been set up as in a empty database file called DTPA
at is used as an externally defined data structure on an input specification on t:
ogram's source code that causes the compiler to copy the subfield names, tributes, and starting positions. This is done so that a programmer can copy the rameters in as an external data structure instead of having to remember what orde a parameters should be in and what length the fields are. The explanation of the ternal data structure DTPARM parameter data elements (subfields) passed as a sing rameter field are:
Confidential Page 36 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report DTACCD - (1) - Processing Action Code possible values: 'C' .
zvert (DEFAULT) ' - Compute the Days Difference between inputted dates ' - Add inputted Days to inputted From-Date DTFRDT - (8,0) - From-Date (DEFAULT is UDATE) DTFRFT - (1,0) - From-Date Format possible values: 1 !~iDDYY (Month, Day, Year) . (DEFAULT) - DDMMYY (Day, Month, Year) - YYMMDD (Year, Month, Day) - YYDDD (Julian format) - MMDDYYXY
- DDMMYYYY
- YYYYMMDD
- YYYYDDD (Julian format) - MMOOYY (Use this format to have the program determine the last day of the ~cified zth and format it based on the To format.}
VOTE: This format is only valid for this From-format!
DTTODT - (8,0) - To-Date , DTTOFT - (1,0} - To-Date Format possible values:
~IDDYY (Month, Day, Year) - DDMMYY (Day, Month, Year) - YYMMDD (Year, Month, Day) (DEFAULT) - YYDDD (Julian format) - MMDDYYYY
- DDMMYYYY
- YXYYMMDD
- YYYYDDD (Julian format) ~ ' DTDAYS - (7,0} - Number of Days to Add/Subtract or the computed ys Difference (+/-) DTFMTD - (10) - Displayed Formatted Date DTSEP - (1) - Display Separator (used in DTFMTD, i.e., ckslash, hyphen, or period) DTWI~Y - (9) - Day of Week (Sunday, Monday, etc.) DTMNTFi - (9) - Month Name (January, February, etc.) DTSTNG - (30) - Formatted Date String possible values:
' - Month Day, Year (i.e., January 01 92) ' (DEFAULT) - Day-of-week Month Day, Year (i.e., Wednesday January 01, 1992) Confidential Page 37 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -DTMSID - 7 - Error Message ID
DTMSTX - (80) - Error Message Text C~Improvement Opportunity:
The execution of this (CCDATE) program would be unnecessary'if alI of tF:
ZS programs that currently use this program were converted from the OPM
RPG/400 tc s RPG/IV program and these input date fields were attempted to be loaded into date ~e work fields. Also, any unsuccessful operation would need to be monitored for ~cific error exception types.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.12 3ed name: AM2010V1 ne: PGM Retrieve Cross-reference (AM2010V1) mnent: C~Definition: This program is the callable ARMS generic Cross-Reference Le Record Inquiry program.
c~Purpose: To retrieve the associated ARMS Rental Cross-Reference File cord when passed one of the following four input combinations: the ARMS VENDOR
?~N'SACTION ID; the ARMS TRADING PARTNER COMPANY PROFILE ID and the CUSTOMER
P.NSACTION ID; the RENTAL LOCATION and the RENTAL CONTRACT/TICKET ID; or, the RENT
~ATION and the RENTAL BRANCH RESERVATION ID.
@Operational Method:
1.) The RENTAL LOCATION is always required and either a non-blank TICKE7 or RESERVATION ID must be passed.
IF RENTAL LOCATION, TICKET ID and RESERVATION ID are blanks, then load RETURN CODE with 'E' (Error).
2.) IF Rental Location and Reservation ID are passed with the program L1, use AMXREFL2 to retrieve the requested ARMS Cross-Reference File record.
a.) IF Ticket number is also passed with the program call, retrieve record'using AMXREFL2.'Then validate the Ticket number passed with the program call against the Ticket data field XATKNO.
b.) IF passed TICKET ID and retrieved TICIQ~T ID are different, then ad the RETURN CODE with 'T' (Ticket ID Mismatch) and return to the calling prograt c.) IF the,epassed TICKET ID is same as the TICKET ID found for_the servation in the ARMS Cross-Reference File, then update all fields in the paramet~
st from AMXREFL2, set the RETURN CODE to blanks (blanks indicate successful) and turn to the calling program. ' 3.) IF non-blank RENTAL LOCATION and TICKET ID are passed with the ogram, use AMXREFL1 to retrieve the data.
IF no record found for RENTAL LOCATION and TICKET ID, then load the TURN CODE with 'E' (Error) .
4.) If an ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID is passed with the program call and a cord is retrieved, compare this value with XACUID in AMXREFLn.
IF they are different, change the RETURN CODE to 'P' for 'Profile Error d return to calling program.
Confidential Page 38 of 246 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report 5.) IF non-blank ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID and CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID are ssed, retrieve record from AMXREFL3.
a.) IF TICKET ID / RESERVATION ID is passed, compare these with valor trieved from AMXREFL3.
IF they do not agree, change return code to 'T' / 'R'.
b.) IF RENTAL LOCATION is passed, compare this value with value trieved from AMXREFL3.
IF they do not match, change return code to 'L' .
XREF.
6.) IF an ARMS VENDOR TRANSACTION ID is passed, retrieve record from a.) IF an ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID is passed with the program call any record is retrieved, compare this value with the associated field in the retrieve.
MS Cross-Reference File.
IF they ire different, change the return code to 'P' for 'Profile Error d return to calling program.
b.) IF RENTAL LOCATION is passed, compare this value with the AMXREF
lue. IF they are different, change return code to 'L'.
c.) IF TICKET ID or RESERVATION ID is passed, compare these values th values retrieved from AMXREF.
IF they do not agree, change RETURN CODE to 'T' / 'R'.
7.) IF a record is retrieved from AMXREF or any of these logical files sed upon the file use hierarchy, and additional data fields are passed, and more an one data mismatch occurs, change the return code to 'M' for multiple errors.
Hierarchy for record retrieval:
w 1.) TF A.RMS VENDOR TRANSACTION ID is passed, and any other data fields, trieve from AMXREF.
2.) IF ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID and CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID are passed, d any other data fields (except VENDOR TRANSACTION ID), retrieve from AMXREFL3.
XREFL2.
3.) IF RENTAL.LOCATION and RESERVATION ID are passed, retrieve from 4.) IF RENTAL LOCATION and TICKET ID are passed; retrieve from AMXREFL1 RETURN CODE possible values:
blank . Successful retrieval / edit L : Location passed is blank / invalid # : Ticket/Reservation passed is blank T : Ticket passed, unmatched on AMXREF record P : Profile passed, unmatched on AMXREF record E . No AMXREF record found M : Multiple errors Confidential Page 39 of 24fi 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report c~Notes: No exception error handling is specified.
This executable program is executed by many other ARMS programs that are ocessing a ARMS transaction request to retrieve information from the ARMS
Rental oss-Reference File. This program is currently called with parameters by the llowing programs: AMLCXLT, AMRTVSQ, AM0020V1, AM0021V1, AM0030V1, AM0040V1, 0070V1, AM0120, AM0129, AM0150, AM0900, AM1080V1, AM1085V1, AM5010, AM5015, and AM16. The parameters used in calling this program are the following:
Output 1 character RETURN CODE

Input/output 20 character VENDOR TRANSACTION ID

Input/output 5 character ARMS TRADING PARTNER COMPANY
PROFI:~

Input/output 20 character CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID

Input/output 10 character RENTAL LOCATION

Input/output 6 character RESERVATION TD

Input/output 6 character TICKET ID

Output 1 character STATUS CODE

Output 8/0 numeric STATUS CODE LAST CHANGED DATE

Output 6/0 numeric STATUS CODE LAST CHANGED TIME

Output 10 character STATUS CODE LAST CHANGED PROGRAM

Output 1 character MACHINE ID

Output 10 character BRANCH CLAIMS OFFICE CODE

Output I character RENTAL SYSTEM SOURCE ID

Output 8/0 numeric RECORD ADD DATE

Output 6/0 numeric RECORD ADD TIME

Output 10 character RECORD ADD PROGRAM ID

Output 8/0 numeric RECORD CHANGE DATE

Output 6/0 numeric RECORD CHANGE TIME

Output ZO character RECORD CHANGE PROGRAM ID

C~Files: (CRUD) - AMXREF (-R--) ARMS Cross-Reference File, keyed by Vendor ansactidn ID
- AMXREFL3 (-R--) ARMS Cross-Reference File, keyed by Company Profile and Customer Transaction ID
- AMXREFLl (-R--) ARMS Cross-Reference File, keyed by Rental Location and Rental Ticket ID
- AMXREFL2 (-R--) ARMS Cross-Reference File, keyed by Rental Location and Rental Reservation ID
c~Improvement Opportunities: ,_ Replace the internally defined parameter fields in this program and all ograms executing this program with a database file with no record to be used as a~
ternally defined data structure so that only one definition of the parameter s da~
ements exist, along with comments on their purpose and possible values.
Replacing the execution of this (AM2010V1) program with the ARMS
quire/Update Cross-Reference File record (AM1010V1) program in many other program.
it is. called in "Inquiry" mode.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.13 Confidential Page 40 of 246 8l1 I/00 ARMS Process Report a name: AM0090V1 ~e: PGM Generate External Error (AM0090V1) anent: (Definition: This program is the ARMS called External Error Handler gram.
~Purpose: To generate a single Error (ER) group type transaction data se be sent to the Rental Management Trading Partner to indicate that the ARMS
host iected a transaction data set received from their host application system. The 'or is also logged to an error log file.
C~Operational Method:
- Verifies the passed input parameter error reason codes (maximum 20) ~t are not equal to ~99~ against the ARMS Error Code and Description Table iERRTBL) file for valid error codes and returns an "A" fox accepted or an "R"
for jected. If the passed error reason code does not exist is this file, the ARMS
gram Exception Handler (AMPSSR) program is executed to notify the ARMS On-Call off of the program-to-program referential discrepancy and the erroneous error code Lue is concatenated with the text "ERROR CODE IS INVALID" and this resulting value written to the ARMS Error Log (AMERRLOG) file record's FILLER field and its ERROR
>E field is loaded with the value "99". ..' - Write Error (ER) group type transaction data set records to one of twc ~sible transaction data set output files. If the program is being executed on the itralized ARMS host computer system platform, it will write the output record .mats to the ARMS Transactions To Be Packaged (AMPACK) transaction file as itralized transactions to be packaged for sending. If this program is executing c distributed rental computer system platform, then it will write the output recox rmmats to the ARMS Distributed Transactions To Centralized Input (ANDIST) ~nsaction file for the distributed system transaction to be sent to~the centralizE
stem.
- Sends the written Error group type transaction set record formats key Lue to the output file s associated data queue. If the records were output to the ?ACK file, then the key is sent its associated Transaction Packaging Input ~AMPKG) data queue. If the records were output to the ARMS (ANDIST) file, then tt is sent its associated Transaction Distributed-to-Centralized Input (DQANDST) ;.a queue. . .
- Before exiting the program, a record is also added to rejected ~nsactions error log file (AMERRLOG). that will appear on the ARMS Error Log Repo~
LL817/AM5000) and the ARMS Error Log Inquiry Screen (CCAM14).
(Notes: This program is only executed by other ARMS never-ending grams that have validated a received transaction data set as being in error._and jected it from further processing to eventually update the Rental Systems plication database. This program is currently called with parameters by the flowing programs: AM0020V1, AM0021V1, AM0025V1, AM0030Vi,~and';ECOOEXV1.
(NOTE:
is program has been replaced in many other programs that it had been called from 1 fling the newer ARMS Internal/External Error Handler ~AM0098~ program.) The rameters used in calling this program are the following:
Tnput5 character COMPANY ID

Input9/0 numeric TRANSMISSION CONTROL
ID#

Input5/0 numeric GROUP CONTROL ID#

Input2 character GROUP TYPE CODE

Input20 character CUSTOMER TRANSACTION
ID

Input20 character VENDOR TRANSACTION ID

Input 6 characterFORMAT ID IN ERROR

Confidential Page 41 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -Input 40 character ERROR REASON CODE S 2 characters per Le/20 occurrences maximum) Output 1 character PROGRAM RETURN CODE (Possible values:
:ejected - default, or A=Accepted) Input 10 character PROGRAM NAME IN ERROR (Rejecting the insaction processing) c~Files: (CRUD) - AMPACK (C---) - ANDIST (C---) - AMERRTBL (-R_-) - AMERRLOG (C---) c~Embedded Data: (Constants) "ERROR CODE IS INVALID" as suffix for invalid error code.
C~Improvement Opportunity:
Since the text is the same in all of the files, move the constant's errc usage text into an added record in the AMERRTBL file with the ERROR CODE value of inks that this program, AM0090V1 Generate ARMS External Error and AM0098 ARMS.Errc idler program could all retrieve.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.14 ied name: AM0097V1 ne: PGM Handle Internal Error (AM0097V1) nment: @Definition: This program is'the ARMS called Internal Error Handler gram .
@Purpose: To notify the ARMS Application Development Department On-Call rsonnel of a transaction error condition that requires research and possible manu~
~ervention.Error (ER) group type transaction data set in response to a rejected ~nsaction data set received from a Rental Management Trading Partner host ~licatioii system and to log the error to an error log file. , Operational Method:
- Verifies each non-blank passed input parameter error reason code that not equal to '99' or '00' exists in the ARMS Valid Error Codes table file !QERRTBL) and returns an"'A' for accepted or an 'R' for rejected. Tf the passed ror reason code does not exist is this file, the ARMS Program Exception Handler KPSSR) program is executed to notify the ARMS On-Call staff of,the program-to-~gram referential discrepancy and the erroneous error code value is concatenated th the constant text "ERROR CODE IS INVALID" and this resulting value is written a ARMS Reservation Transfer (and Outbound) Errors Log (AMXFRLOG) file record's GLER field and its ERROR CODE field is loaded with the value '99' (Unknown).
- If the passed CALLING PROGRAM ID is NOT 'AM0046Vi', then execute call the ARMS Program Exception Handler 'AMPSSR' program, passing the CALLING
PROGRAM
and the Transaction's 96-character key value that is comprised of the passed ANSMISSION CONTROL ID#, GROUP CONTROL ID#, GROUP TYPE CODE, CiTSTOMER
TRANSACTION
and VENDOR TRANSACTION ID, padded with blanks.
Note: This program is only executed by other ARMS never-ending progra called programs that cannot process a ARMS transaction request as being in error Confidential Page 42 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -not oab a and rejected it rom urther processa.ng. This program is currently Lled with parameters by the following programs: AM0025V1, AM0030V1, AM0047V1, )062V1, AM1080V1, AM2090V1, CC2090V1 and EC2090V1. (NOTE: This program has been placed in many other programs that it had been called from by calling the newer QS Internal/External Error Handler 'AM0098' prograiri;~ The parameters used in Lling 'this program are the following:
Input 5 character COMPANY ID

Input 9/0numeric TRANSMISSION CONTROLID#

Input 5/0numeric GROUP CONTROL ID#

Input 2 character GROUP TYPE CODE

Input 20 character CUSTOMER TRANSACTION
ID

Input 20 character VENDOR TRANSACTION
TD

Input 6 character FORMAT ID IN ERROR

Input 40 character ERROR REASON CODES)(2 characters per ie/20 occurrencesmaximum) Output 1 PROGRAM RETURN CODE(Possible values:
character tejected -default, or A=Accepted) Input 10 character PROGRAM NAME IN (Rejecting the ERROR

~nsaction processing) Files: (CRUD) - AMERRTBL (=R-') - AMXFRhOG (C-__~
C~Embedded Data: (Constants) "ERROR CODE IS INVALID" as suffix for invalid error code.
C~Improvement Opportunity:
Since the text is the same in all. of the files, move the constant's errs usage text into an added record in the AMERRTBL file with the ERROR CODE value of inks that this program, AM0090V1 Generate ARMS External Error and AM0098 ARMS
Errc idler program could all retrieve.
~cess erarchic~l numeric ID: ' 1.1.1.1.3.15 3ed name: CRTF80 ne: PGM Create MS01 (CRTF80) ;nment: (Definition: This is the executable OPM CL program to Create and Clear a temporary Send "e-Messages" Work (FILE80) Message Detail Lines file.
C~Purpose: To.duplicate, if necesary, and clear a temporary output.-work 1e prior to outputting "e-message" detail message lines from an executing program be used as input to a subsequent execution of the Send "e-Message" (MS0010) ogram. ' ', ' C~Operational Method:
Checks the existence of a ISS: SM0003 80-position work file (FILE80) in is active job session's QTEMP Temporary Job Session library.
IF the file does not exist, then retrieve the library from this file fr y library within this job session's library list. Then create a duplicate copy o is file in the QTEMP Temporary Job Session library without copying any data withi a file.
Confidential Page 43 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Clear the 80-position work fi a FILE80 a-n this active fob session's 'EMP Temporary Job Session library.
Execute an override of any specified 80-position work file (FILE80) in its active job session for the scope of the entire job to 80-position work file ?ILE80) in this active job session's QTEMP Temporary Job Session library and ~quentially block itS access with 409 records per block. -C~Notes This program was created and is stewarded by the Information Systems zpport Department's ISA Group.
No parameters are used in the execution of this program.
Files: (CRUD) FILE80 (----) File is created in the QTEMP library if necessary and hen cleared.
rocess ierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.16 oded name: RTVMSGTS
ame: PGM Retrieve Message Status (RTVMSGSTS) 'omment: c~Definition: This is an executed OPM CL program to retrieve the status he Enterprise Rent-A-Car Message Application System.
@Purpose: To retrieve the status of the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Message ,pplication System before execution of the Send a Message (MS0010) program.
C~Operational Method: -Load the default value 'ER' (Error) to STATUS CODE.
~° IF currently e~cecuted on the "DEV" machine, then retrieve production objects from ELPRD library instead of the ELLIB library.
Retrieve the logical value of the MESSAGE SYSTEM STATUS from its Statt 3ata area (DAMSGSTS).
IF the MESSAGE SYSTEM STATUS i.S "ON"
('1' or True), then the MESSAGE SYSTEM is UP. Then check the DDM and ~PTICONNECT/400 STATUS values on the 'OPTICON' machine/system platform. IF
both OK, then pass 'OK' to STATUS CODE. ' IF the MESSAGE SYSTEM STATUS is "OFF" ('0' or False), then the MESSAGE
SYSTEM i.s DOWN.
Check if the Temporary Messages Hold Files (MSHDR, MSTXT, MSNOTIFY) a:
exist and in which library they were found. IF they do exist and were found in t'.
ELSYSOVR library, then pass 'TF' to STATUS CODE.
Notes:
This program was created and stewarded by the Information System Supp (ISS) Department's ISA-Applications Group.
r'....~,~~.~;~t Page 44 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report .
Thzs program is current y execute by t a fol owa.ng programs prior to tY
~cution of the Send e-Message program:
ARMS *PSSR Program Error Paging & Messaging (AMPSSR) program ARMS Application Edit/Router (AM0040V1) batch program ARMS Non-Inbound Format Data Replacement Alteration (AM0047V1) program ARMS Internal/External Error Handling (AM0098) program The program is executed with one output parameter value of a 2 character ~1TUS CODE that has one of the following values:
~OK~ - Message System is UP (available) and DDM Connections Tested.
~TF~ - Message System is DOWN (unavailable), but the Temporary Message:
Ld Files are in place to receive messages that are being requested to be sent.
'ER' - Either Message System is down and the Temporary Messages Hold Les are NOT in place to receive messages that are being requested to be sent or DI
:~nection FAILED.
Files: (CRUD) (All are checked for existence and which in library .y were found.) MSHDR - Message System Message to be Sent - Header/Abstract MSTXT - Message System Message to be Sent - Detail Text Lines MSNOTIFY - Message System Message to be Sent - Users/Distribution ~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.17 3ed name: SNDEMSG
ne: PGM Send Enterprise Message (SNDEMSG) nment: C~Definition: This is the executable ILE RPG command for sending terprise message C~Purpose: To send previously outputted "e-message" to the specified ARP
-Call Message Distribution List or the ARMS Technical Management from an another gram.
C~Operational Method:
Using the QTEMP library temporary work files as input for the formateed ssage, read the Message Program - Send Msg to employees file to obtain the message atribution.
C~Notes This program was created and stewarded by the Information System Support SS) Department s ISA-Applications Group.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.18 ded name: AM0098 me: PGM Handle Internal/External Error (AM0098) mment: ~Definition: This is the newer ARMS Internal/External Error Handling ogram. This program performs functions beyond both the AM0090V1 and AM0097V1 ogram.
Confidential Page 45 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Purpose: To notify t a ARMS App ication Development Department On-Call aonnel of a transaction error condition that requires research and possible manus :ervention. Error (ER) group type transaction data set in response to a rejected ~nsaction data set received from a Rental Management Trading Partner host ~lication system and to log the error to an error log file.
(NOTE: This program will replace AM0090V1 and AM0097V1 with the new errc idling process. Error records are written to the error files AMERRLOG and ANDQER
i transaction files ANDIST or AMPACK depending on what machine the program is =rently running on. The program currently contains both the old and new error idling logic.) c~Operational Method:
- Verifies each non-blank passed input parameter error reason code that not equal to '99' or '00' exists in the AMERRTBL Valid Error Codes table file anc :urns an 'A' for accepted or an 'R' for rejected. If the passed error reason code ss not exist is the AMERRTBL file, AMPSSR program is executed to notify the ARMS
-Call staff of the program-to-program referential discrepancy and the erroneous .or code value is concatenated with the constant text "ERROR CODE IS INVALID"
and Ls resulting value is written to the AMXFRLOG file record's FILLER field and its tOR CODE field is loaded with the value '99' (Unknown).
- If the passed CALLING PROGRAM ID is NOT 'AM0046V1', then execute call 'AMPSSR' passing the CALLING PROGRAM ID and the Transaction's 96-character key Lue that is comprised of the passed TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID#. GROUP CONTROL
ID#.
)UP TYPE CODE, CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID and VENDOR TRANSACTION ID, padded with inks .
C~Notes: This program is only executed by other ARMS never-ending grams or called programs that cannot process a ARMS transaction proceccing reque:
being in error or not doable and rejected it from further processing. This )gram is currently called with parameters by the following programs: AM004oV1, )046V1, AM0060V1, AM0061V1. (NOTE: This program is yet to replace the call.to )097V1 older Internal Error Handler program in many other programs:
AM0025V1;'' )030V1, AM0047V1, AM0062V1, AM1080V1, AM2090V1, CC2090V1 and EC2090V1.) The rameters used in calling this program are the following:
"' Input 5 character COMPANY ID

Input 9/0 numeric TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID#

Input 5/0 numeric GROUP CONTROL ID#

Input 2 character GROUP TYPE CODS

Input 20 character CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID

Input 20 character VENDOR TRANSACTION ID

Input 6 character FORMAT ID IN ERROR .._ Input 40 character ERROR REASON CODES) (2 characters per 3e/20 occurrencesmaximum) Output 1 character PROGRAM RETURN CODE ' (Possible values:

'=Rejected - default, or 'A'=Accepted) Input 10 character PROGRAM NAME IN ERROR (Rejecting the ansaction processing) Input 150 characterTransaction key value Input 128 characterTransaction data value Input 10 character Program ID that is rejecting transaction Input 4 character Enhanced Error Type Code Input 10 character Data Queue Name that provided rejected ansaction key input.
as Input 1 character Error Severity flag Confidential Page 46 of246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report _ Input 1 character Error Transaction Type flag possible .ues: 'O'=Outbound, 'I'=Inbound, and 'T'=Transfer) (currently not referenced by .s program) Input 8 character Alpha Add Date (ccyymmdd format) Input 6 character Alpha Add Time (24-hour format) Input 10 character Calling Program ID
Input 5 character Add Employee ID
@Files: (CRUD) - AMPACK(C---) - ANDIST(C---) - ANDQER{CRU-) - AMPERT(-R--) - AMERRTBL{-R--) - AMERRLOG(C-_-) @Constants:
~ERROR CODE IS INVALID" as suffix fox invalid error code.
'RTVMSGSTS' is the called program to check if the Message System Status active.
'ARMS TEST MESSAGE' is the Test Message Header Text that in not :erenced within the program.
~cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.19 ied name: AM2050V1 ne: PGM Retrieve Machine ID (AM2050V1) nment: @Purpose: To return the associated MACHINE ID (host platform name) for a ren rental location.
@Operational Method:
- This program attempts to retrieve a branch information record from the Eice Directories Branch Office (OFFDRB) file for the passed GROUP ID and ~cified as input in the parameter list.
- IF both the passed GROUP ID and BRANCH ID are blank, then return k*ERROR' as MACHINE ID to the calling program.
- IF the passed BRANCH ID is blank, then attempt to retrieve the first cord associated for the passed GROUP ID.
..IF found, then return its MACHINE ID value.
IF the passed BRANCH ID is not blank, then attempt to. retrieve the reco:
sociated for the passed GROUP ID and BRANCH ID values.
..IF branch is found, then return its MACHINE ID value for that branch fice location record to the calling program.
@Notes:
Executed with the following parameters:
Input 2 character GROUP ID
Input 2 character BRANCH ID
Output 8 character 'MACHINE ID
Confidential Page 47 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report _ c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'***ERRORS is the constant value loaded if no OFFDRB file record is trieved successfully.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.20 ded name:

me: PGM Check for Holiday / After Hours (AM2051V1) mment: C~Definition: given This program rental determines location if a is not 1e to accept tours new ARMS it to authorized Claims reservations Connection and de (Purpose: ID (hostplatform name) To return for the associated MACHINE

ven rental location s passed GROUP ID
and BRANCH
ID.

Operational Method:

- Receives three (3) input parameters:

2 character GROUP ID

2 character BRANCH ID

1 character Claims ARMS Profile After ID "Send Hours?"
to Flag - Returns a single output parameter:

8 character MACHINE
ID (NAME) - The following which decision location table/grid a new shows or ansferred flag setting authorized and reservation will be routed based on this her criteria:

tive ntal .

I Send to Claims I Holiday I WeekendClaims Branch I Routed I I

I After hours I I ( Open I Open Location I . _____________________________ " I ____________________________ ____________________________I
I Y I Y I N/A I N/A I N/, Claims J

I Y I N I Y I N/A I

A J Claims J

Y I N I N I Y .._ I

I ECARS I

I Y I N I N I Y I

I Claims J

I Y I N I N I N I

J ECARS I

I Y I N I N I N I

J ECARS J

I N I N/A ~ N/A ( N/A ~ N/A

ECARS
Retrieve the current system date, day of week and time (adjusted to tha ~cation~s time zone).
Confidential Page 48 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report IF t a passed input parameter value or the ARMS Profi a flag "Sen to aims After Hours?" is "N" (No), then do the processing to determine if the passed SUP ID and BRANCH ID is an active daily rental branch location.
Attempt to re-retrieve the associated record's BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE FOR
CLY RENTAL INDICATION field in the Office Directory Branch Master (OFFDRB) file b5 passed GROUP ID if the passed BRANCH ID is blank, or use GROUP ID ahd the BRANCF
Also, IF a record exists for just the passed GROUP ID, then indicate the branch supports daily rental business, ELSE use the retrieved OFFDRB file cord's BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE FOR DAILY RENTAL INDICATION field value.
Additionally, IF an OFFDRB file record was retrieved successfully AND
s STATUS CODE is "A" (Active) and its BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE FOR DAILY RENTAL
DILATION is "Y" (Yes), then load the MACHINE ID output parameter field with blanks today is NOT a national holiday, then, IF the associated OFFDRB file record was not successfully retrieved, OR
retrieve record's STATUS CODE is NOT "A" (Active), OR its BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE
E2 DAILY RENTAL INDICATION is NOT "Y" (Yes), then load the returned MACHINE ID
tput parameter field with '***ERROR'.
ELSE, load the MACHTNE ID field with blanks IF the passed location is not found, or not a daily rental business cation, or its status is not active, then return "***ERROR" in the MACHINE ID
rameter.
IF the passed input parameter value for the ARMS Profile flag "Send to aims After Hours?" is "Y" (Yes), then do the processing to determine if today is <
tional holiday:
- Attempt to retrieve the associated Office Directory Branch Master FFDRB) file record using the passed GROUP ID and BRANCH ID.
- IF unsuccessful, then indicate that today is a holiday.
- IF successful, then using the retrieved OFFDRB file's MACHINE ID vah cess the associated ISS: Global Attributes (GACTL) File record to retrieve this arch's platform's associated COUNTRY NAME. Then use today's system date and thi;
trieved COUNTRY NAME value to attempt to access an existing record in the ECR:
tional~fi'oliday (RA005P00') file. IF a record exists, then indicate that today is tional holiday.
Attempt to re-retrieve the associated record's BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE FOR
ILY RENTAL INDICATION field in the Office Directory Branch Master (OFFDRB) file b;
a passed GROUP ID if the passed BRANCH ID is blank, or use GROUP ID and the BRANC:
Also, IF a record exists for just the passed GROUP ID, then indicate th a branch supports daily rental business, ELSE use the retrieved OFFDRB file cord's BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE FOR DAILY RENTAL INDICATION field'. value.
Additionally, IF an OFFDRB file record was retrieved successfully AND
s STATUS CODE is "A" (Active) and its BRANCH BUSINESS TYPE FOR DAILY RENTAL
DTCATTON is "Y" (Yes), then load the MACHINE ID output parameter field with blank today is NOT a national holiday, then, IF the associated OFFDRB file record was not successfully retrieved, OR
.e retrieve record's STATUS CODE is NOT "A" (Active), OR its BRANCH BUSINESS
TYPE
'R DAILY RENTAL INDICATION is NOT "Y" (Yes), then load the returned MACHTNE ID
.tput parameter field with '***ERROR'.
ELSE, load the MACHINE ID field with blanks.
Confidential Page 49 of 246 8/11!00 ARMS Process Report IF today is NOT a nataona o i y, t en c ec the ate to etermine s day of week is Saturday or Sunday.
IF not found, then Also, check if the today is a national holiday by ecking for the existence of a record in the ECR: National Holiday (RA005P00) file today's system date and the Country Name from retrieving the ISS: Global tributes (GACTL) File by the MACHINE NAME from the retrieved Office Directory arch Master (OFFDRB) file. This is to determine if the office is open and will cept new business.
IF it is a holiday, it is Saturday or Sunday, or the branch office is osed at the branch's current local time, then attempt to retrieve the Office rectory Branch File record for GROUP ID = "76" and BRANCH ID ; "80" and check if is Claims Connection location is currently open with the current time adjusted to s local time zone. IF it is open, then return this GROUP ID and BRANCH ID, along th its current MACHINE ID value. IF it is not open, then return the original ssed rental location's MACHINE ID for the previously retrieved closed branch offi~
cation record.
The ARMSPR1 Send to Claims After Hours flag (P1YN18) to determine wheth~
send a new reservation to Claims Connection or the closest Group/Branch. If this ag is set to 'N' for a trading partner, the new reservation will not be sent to aims Connection whether it is a holiday or not. This will prevent authorizations r Canadian locations being sent to Claims Connections on U.S. national holidays.
C~Files: (CRUD) OFFDRB (-R--) Office Directories Branch Office File; keyed by GROUP
3 BRANCH ID.
GACTL (-R--) ISS: Global Attributes File RA005P (-R--) ECR: National Holiday File (Example: '19980701' ~NADA' is the Canadian national holiday for their Independence Day.) w QNotes:
Executed with the following 4 input parameters:
Input 2 character GROUP ID
Input 2 character BRANCH ID
Input/output 8 character MACHINE ID (distributed application tabase host platform logical identifier/identifying name) -..
Input 1 character SEND TO CLAIMS CONNECTION AFTER
URS INDICATION FLAG
Currently only executed from the ARMS Application Edit/Router Batch M0040V1) program.
Embedded Data/Constants:
'***ERROR' is the constant value loaded if no active daily rental siness type Office Directory Branch Location (OFFDRB) file record is retrieved ccessfully.
'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri' are used to associate the correct fDRB file record's Open Time and Close Time for each Day of the Week.
'Sat' and 'Sun' are constant values used to determine if the current da~
the week is on a weekend.
Confidential Page 50 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 76 is t a constant overri ing va ue or the C aims Connection GROUP ID.
80 is the constant overriding value for the Claims Connection BRANCH ID, Improvement Opportunities:
Only attempt to retrieve the associated OFFDRB file record in a single nine. Currently done in both the $OFFDR subroutine to Retrieve OFFDRB (Office rectory File) Record and the $HOLDY subroutine to Check RACNTR to determine if liday.
~cess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1,1.3.21 3ed name: AM2053V1 ne: PGM Retrieve State Code (AM2053V1) nment: (Definition: This is the callable OPM RPG program to Retrieve State Co<
r a given Rental Location ID.
C~Purpose: To extract and return the associated State Code from the Dai:
ntal Office Location Directory file for a given Rental Location ID.
(Operational Method:
Program accepts a two parameter list, composed of an input field, ~ATION ID (10 character), and an output field, STATE CODE (2 character). A
record attempted to be retrieved from Daily Rental Office Directory (DROFLF1) file with ration ID as its access key.
IF a record is found, the State Code will be extracted from the retrieve cord's ADDRESS LINE 2 (CITY, STATE, ZIP) field value and will be loaded to the tput parameter STATE CODE to be returned to the calling program. ELSE, set the !ATE CODE to '**' and return to the calling program.
QNotes: This callable program is executed by the following ARMS'v ft grams:
ARMS Application Edit/Router Batch (AM0040V1) ARMS Add Surcharge (AM0096V1) ARMS Generate Underage Surcharge (AM1085V1) (Files: (CRUD) DROFF (-R--) Embedded Data/Constants: "_ '**' is the returned output STATE CODE if record is not retrieved.
C~Improvement Opportunities: .
1. Convert from OPM RPG/400 to TLE RPG/400 service program that is over 1 Office Directory files (internal and external organizations' rental locations) at will provide also Office Name, Street Address #1, Telephone Number and other formation so that the ARMS application is separated from the Office Directories tabase access software tier.
ocess erarehical numeric TD: 1.1.1.1.3.22 ded name: AM0047V1 me: PGM Enforee rules of Data Exchange for Outbound Transaction (AM0047V1) Confidential Page 51 of 246 8/11/00 t W0 02/067175 ~~ ~'..~,~'~'~ n &",.is'~PCT/USO1/51437.ai'' ~. -, ' : ........ .....__.

ARMS Process Report _ Overriden file Override to file Droffl2 Droffl3 Droffl7 Droffl9 In order to exclude Ford locations, the calling program must do the following overrides.
Overrides file Override to file Droffl2 Droffl4 Droffl7 Droff110 Files (CRUD) DROFF ( -R- - ) Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.35 Coded name: AM2020V1 Name: PGM Retrieve ARMSPR5 Information (AM2020V1) Comment: Purpose: To access ARMSPRS (ECARS Profile) and ARMSPR1 (Trading Partner General Profile) record and return the details to the calling program.
Operational Method:
Executed with the following entry parameters and their usage:
Output 1 alpha Program Return Code Input 5 alpha Trading Partner Profile ID
Output 10 alpha ECARS Closing Calculations to Compute the Direct Bill-To Total Due Output 11,2 numeric Payment Total Amount Output 1 alpha Underaged Drivers Allowed (Y/N) indication flag Output 1 alpha Insurance pays underage driver indication flag ._ Output 1 alpha Trading Partner has capability to recieve Electronic Billing indication flag Files: (CRUD) ARMSPR1 (-R--) _ ARMSPRS (-R--) Improvement Opportunity:
This program and AM2030V1 could be combined into a single program, especially if the ARMS Trading Partner Profile database files are further normalized.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.36 Coded name: AM2030V1 Name: PGM Retrieve ARMSPRS Information (AM2030V1) Confidential Page 72 of 246 8/ 11 /00 ARMS Process Report -omment: Purpose: To generica y en orce t a ru es specifie y the ARMS Renta anagement Trading Partners for data exchange on transaction data sets sent to djusters from Enterprise Rent-A-Car or Claims Connection. This can comprise eplacing data in a transaction data set's record formats' data elements that were rom the rental application database with values retrieved from the ARMS
centralize .a.tabase files' data that had been populated by the transactions received from the .djuster. This will then ~echo~ back information to the trading partner's .pplication that had been sent to ARMS.
~l0perational Method:
Using the passed TRADING PARTNER PROFILE ID and ARMS DATABASE FILE FIE
FAME, attempt to retrieve the associated ARMS Trading Partner File/Field Control D
ARMSPR4) file.
IF record not found, return to calling program without loading the 'ROGRAM RETURN CODE parameter.
IF record is found, then based on the two flags in the trading partner >rofile, use the following decision table:
CASE 1 : FORMAT field is blank DATABASE field is NOT blank.
Mandatory To Send Allow Field Changes Action Y N/A assign iatabase field :ormat field error :ode 04, missing corrected from iatabase N N assic iatabase field ' Format field if rental status not i~aiting and not Unconfirmed CASE 2 : BOTH fields are Non-Blank .-t Mandatory To Send Allow Field Changes Action, N/A N ~ ' assign database field format field if rental status not Waiting and not Unconfirmed .
CASE 3 : BOTH fields are Blank.
Confidential. Page 52 of 246 8111/00 ARMS Process Report Mandatory To Send A low Fie Changes Action Y N/A error se O1, missing ild not correct In all other cases, the format field remains unchanged regardless of the :abase field value.
(Notes:
This program is currently only called by the ARMS,Database update and sting (AM0046V1) program with the following multiple parameters:
Input 50 character ARMS Database File field value Input/output 50 character Transaction Set Record Format field i/Replaced value Input ~ 6 character ARMS Database File Field Name Input 1 character ARMS Rental Cross-Reference File :ord~s STATUS CODE

Input 5 character COMPANY PROFILE ID

Input 9/0 numeric TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID

Input 5/0 numeric GROUP CONTROL ID

Input 2 character GROUP TYPE CODE

Input 20 character CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID

Input , 20 character VENDOR TRANSACTION ID

Input 6 character FORMAT ID IN ERROR

Output 40 character ERROR REASON CODES (20 occurrences ~imum c~ 2 characters, however, only first occurrence used.) Output 1 character PROGRAM RETURN CODE (Not loaded by ~_s program, but on from executed passed AM0097V1 program.) Input 10 character CALLING PROGRAM ID IN ERROR

C~Files: (CRUD) , ~ ~r ARMSPR4 (-R--) ARMS Trading Partner File/Field Control Data file FILE80 (C---) Send a Message 80-position work file (created empt s overridden to in the QTEMP library by the execution of ~CRTF80~ program, then ~ned explicitly.) Embedded Data/Constants:
~RTVMSGSTS~ is the constant defined in order to execute the program .ore calling the Send e-Message (MS0010) program. _,_ The following compile-time array "SBJ" is composed off. 10 constant text ies (47 characters each) used for loading e-message header and detail lines for an idatory data to be sent that is missing from the record format and the ARMS
:abase l.) MANDATORY TO SEND FIELD IS MISSING
2.) Format:
3.) Program:
4.) Company:
5.) Transmission Control ID:
6.) Group Type:
7.) Cust Tran ID:
8.) Vndr Tran ID:
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10. is m~.ssmg-co not a correcte from tabase C~Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Convert'this OPM RPG/400 program to an ILE RPG module and have this ata replacement enforcement logic used as the transaction data set's record formal field are being loaded.
2.) Replace the execution of the ARMS Handle Internal Error ('AM0097V1 rogram with the execution of the newer ARMS Handle Internal/External Error 'AM0098') program.
rocess ierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.23 oded name: AM0096V1 ame: PGM Generate Pseudo-Authorization Change Transaction Data Set (Approved ovt.Surcharges) (AM0096V1) omment: Purpose: To generate proprietary approved surcharge formats from the ormats stored in the pre-approved surchages file, AMSURTBL, based on the state, any ental location.
c~Operational Method:
- Delete all automatically generated (ORIGIN CODE = 'A') in Authorized urcharge Detail file, AMSURD that are associated with the passed VENDOR
TRANSACTII
D and generate AMMNTLOG ARMS Database Maintenance Log file records via call to M1050V1.
- Pass the CURRENT RENTAL LOCATION ID to the called program AM2053V1 tc etrieve the STATE CODE.
- Search AMSURTBL file for any records with BLANK COMPANY PROFILE ID
hose LOCATION ID field value matches with the passed CURRENT RENTAL LOCATION
GY~ou~
D or Group/Branch ID value. For every blank Location ID record or matches the assed CURRENT RENTAL LOCATION ID read, write an AMSURD Approved Surcharge Detail file record for that retrieved AMSURTBL file record's SURCHARGE CODE, SURCHARGE
MOUNT and~SURCHARGE CHARGE FREQUENCY field values.
- Search AMSURTBL file for any records with the passed COMPANY PROFILE
that was embedded within the passed Transaction Data Set Key) whose LOCATION
ID
field value matches with the passed CURRENT RENTAL LOCATION ID Group ID or roup/Branch ID value. For every blank Location ID record or matches the passed URRENT RENTAL LOCATION ID read, write an AMSURD Approved Surcharge Detail File ecord for that retrieved~AMSURTBL file record's SURCHARGE CODE, SURCHARGE
AMOUNT
URCHARGE CHARGE FREQUENCY field values.
- Using the passed CURRENT RENTAL LOCATION ID Group/Branch ID, retrieve he associated BC026P00 file record. For any non-zero miscellaneous government urcharges that are applicable for this rental location, write an AMSURD
Approved urcharge Detail File record for that SURCHARGE AMOUNT and SURCHARGE CHARGE
FREQUE~
field values loading the SURCHARGE CODE with '05' (Government).
- Return to calling program by explicit SETON *INLR.
Notes: This program is called from AM0046V1 program when processing a ransaction data set for the following conditions: an Authorization (AT) group type or an add, change, or transfer that contain a SURD01 record format; an opening ental Notification (RN) group type; or, an Request for Authorization (RA) Change Confidential Page 54 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report roup type w ere t a Date o Birt or t a Renta Location va ue s een c ge fx previous value. This called program is completed and removed from the job's rogram stack completely when *INLR is SETON.
(Files: (CRUD) - AMSURTBL (_R__) , - BC026P (-R--) - OFFDRB (_R__) - AMSURD (CR-D) - RAGBCHBT (-R--j * TEXAS GOVT SURCHARGE TO PRINT FOR 'I'nsurance tPE CUSTOMERS
C~Constants:
'RECORD DELETED' is the message text for a value passed to AM1050V1 Adc ~intenance Log Record program.
C~Improvement Opportunities:
1.) If this program remained resident in the job's program stack, the rerhead in opening all of the files could be reduced by making the file opens user ~ntrolled to only occur if they are closed.
2.) Convert this OPM RPG/400 program to an ILE RPG module and have this ~ta surcharge automatic generation logic executed as the transaction data set s :cord format's fields are being interfaced with the rental system database on the .stributed rental application system host platform.
~ocess .erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.25 >ded name: AMRVTSQ
une: PGM Assign Next Vendor Transaction Id (AMRVTSQj '~v';.<<
>mment: @Definition: This is the ARMS Assign Next Vendor Transaction ID OPM

~llable program.
C~Purpose: To 'construct the next unique Vendor Transaction Identifier glue for use in creating a new ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-reference File record C~Operational Method:
Attempt to retrieve the LAST USED VENDOR TRANSACTION ID from the data vea AMSEQCTL and lock it , for update . _ ,_ IF there was an error accessing this data area, load,,VENDOR TRANSACTIOr ~ with 'ERRORS and return to the calling program. ~ ',' IF there was no error in accessing and locking this data area, then ~crement its IDENTIFICATION NUMBER value by 1 and concatenate this 9 digit integer the passed input 1 character MACHINE ID value and load the first 10 of 20 iaracters of a candidate VENDOR TRANSACTION ID.
Then, for every IDENTIFICATION NUMBER that is non-zero, ensure that an :MS Rental Cross-Reference File record does not exist for the this derived Vendor ~ansaction ID by execution of the ARMS Cross-Reference Inquiry (AM2010V1) program loop until a return code of 'E' (No Cross-Reference Found) is sent, continuing t ~crement by 1 the numeric portion of this candidate VENDOR TRANSACTION ID.
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Up to t a ata area wit t a ast erive Vendor Transaction ID valu when the RETURN CODE of 'E' was returned to this calling program along with the L
Changed Date, Time and Program ID.
Return the new Vendor Transaction ID to the calling program.
C~Notes This program is executed by following ARMS never-ending programs (NEP
ARMS Database update and routing (AM0046V1) ARMS Dispatch Outbound Transactions (AM0060V1) ARMS Outbound transaction editor (AM0062V1) (For non-ARMS Rental Management Trading Partners' Electronic Invoicing.) It is executed with the following parameters:
Input 1 character MACHINE ID
Input 10 character PROGRAM ID
Output 10 character VENDOR TRANSACTION ID (to be used ;
cross-reference file record creation) C~Embedded Data/Constants:
'ERROR' 'E' 'AM2010V1' QImprovement Opportunities:
Convert this OPM RPG/400 program to an ILE RPG service program.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.26 Coded name: AM1099 Name: PGM Retrieve Next Transmission Control Id Number (AM1099) Comment: (Purpose: To retrieve, generate and return the next ARMS internal Transmiss~.nn Control ID number for use in transmissions from the distributed mach:
to the centralized host or to another distributed machine as in a transfer.
This number is unique on its originating machine but is not unique across the whole Operational Method:
The program is called passing two parameter fields, the first input a~
the second is output:
Input CALLING PROGRAM ID
Output TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID
Attempt to retrieve the next internal TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID value f the ARMS Next Outbound/Transfer Internal Transmission Control Seqeunce Number (AMRNAKSQ) file's single record and lock it for update.
If there is a database error, then load the output parameter for TRANSMISSION CONTROL, ID NUN~ER with the current timestamp's day of month, hour, minute and second (in the format: Oddmmhhss, with a zero in the first leading position, followed by the 2-digit dd = day of month, followed by 6-digit current hour time to the whole second.).
Confidential Page 56 of 246 8/11/00 249 , ARMS Process Report I t a record oes not exist, t en pa t a output parameter for ~IJSMISSION CONTROL ID NUMBER with the numeric value of 1, increment that number b~
and write a single AMRNAKSQ file record.
If the record does exist, then check if the retrieved NEXT TRAMS SEQUENC
zero, then load the output parameter for TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID NUMBER with the neric value of 1. Else, load the output parameter for TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID
ZBER with the current NEXT TRAMS SEQUENCE field value. Increment that NEXT
TRAMS
~DENCE number field value by 1. If the updated NEXT TRAMS SEQUENCE number field Lue is now zero, then set that value to 1. 'Update the single AMRNAKSQ file :ord .
gram.
Return the INTERNAL TRANSMISSION CONTROL ID TO BE USED to the calling C~Files: (CRUD) - AMRNAKSQ (CRU-) (Notes: When a transmission is to be sent to the trading partner, it is iced in the packaging file, AMPACK from where the packaging program, AM0120 picks up and retrieves the next external transmission control id from a data area to Sign it to this transmission. This external transmission control id exists only or centralized host as opposed to the internal id that exists on all computer ~tforms and i.s unique only by machine.
c~Improvement Opportunities:
- The file should be changed to a data area since there will always be Ly one record in the file, similar to AMSEQCTL (and use the empty file as a layout Ly for external data structure purposes). This may require an exclusive lock.
Location (via an API or ILE RPG pointers) to wait less than 5 seconds, then attempt until successful locking for input and writing the updated data storage, ,n issuing a deallocate/unlock. Also, this program should be duplicated to an RPC
service program once some of the calling programs are converted to RPG-ILE.~r grams. Additionally, CCARMSV1 no longer calls this program, therefore remove the pendent code. Lastly, this program is missing any program exception handling, lilt EPSSR subroutine calling AMPSSR. However, it may not be needed.
- 'CCARMSV1' used to check if is the value of the CALLING PROGRAM ID
hut parameter, then SETON *INLR since this program is being called by an ~eractive program. (CCARMSV1 no longer calls this program, this processing ;uirement was moved to CCOOINV1, therefore remove this code.) xess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.27 3ed name: AM1050V1 ne: PGM Create Sensitive Fields Change Log (AM1050V1) mnent: Purpose: To generate an ARMS Rental Transaction Database Files' Change 3 Deletes (Maintenance) audit log file record with the passed input vendor 3asaction ID, File Prefix Code, Field Name suffix, the previous "before-change", s current "after-change" and the Functional Group Type values for ARMS
database Les' field value changes. This is used for auditing or troubleshooting purposes.
Operational Method:
This program will accept a parameter list composed of most of the data olds in the AMMNTLCK; record, excluding the Record Added Date and Time audit field Confidential Page 57 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report , T ere are no recor c ge stamp ie s since this xs a history of dat ase c an<
~r deletes log file.) The parameters (all input) are:
20 character Vendor Transaction ID
2 character File Code-File prefix 4 character Field Code-Field suffix 50 character Data - New value 50 character Data - Previous value 2 character Group Type Code character Calling Program ID
5 character Employee ID
This program will accept input parameters provided and add a record t<
ARMS Rental Transaction Database Files' Changes and Deletes (Maintenance) audit lc (AMMNTLOG) file. The record add stamp fields are loaded along with the passed ini parameters values.
C~Files AMMNTLOG (C---) Iteyed by Vendor Transaction ID
c~Improvement Opportunities:
- If any ARMS Database file fields increase in length beyond 50 :haracters, then the previous and current data value fields in ANIMNTLOG and this parameter list (along with the programs that execute this program) will need to me .his increase and the existing data will need to be converted to the changed form :files. Likewise, if any of the ARMS Database file field names increase beyond :haracters or the first 2 characters no longer denote file prefix, then these parameters, programs using this program and the AMFLTBL and AMFLDTBL fields will i :o be changed also.
?rocess iierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.28 boded name: AM1080V1 Tame: PGM Generate Transaction Credits (AM1080V1) :omment::~~ c~Purpose: To generate transaction credit log records and to accumulate :he TOTAL CUMULATIVE REVENUE and TOTAL CUMULATIVE TRANSACTION COUNT for a trading partner .
(Operational Method:
1) Attempt to retrieve the associated Transaction Cross-Reference._fi:
~MXREF, record by the passed Vendor Transaction ID to retrieve its Company Profi:
CD, Customer Transaction ID, Rental Location ID and Ticket ID. If unsuccessful retrieval, execute AM0097V1 program with passed Error Code equal~'to '98' and retw :o calling program.
2) Determine if an associated Transaction Volume Discount Profile (ARMSPR7) exists for this trading partner. If the associated profile record does exist, then return to calling program.
3) If the last 6 characters of Location ID is blank, then the first :haracters contain an SCARS Group/Branch ID. Therefore, use the Company Profile .o attempt to retrieve the associated ARMSPR5 ARMS Company Profile SCARS
Rental System Variables file record. Else, use the Company Profile ID to attempt to retrieve the associated ARMSPR6 ARMS Company Profile Claims Connection Rental Sysi variables file record. If an associated Company Profile file record was not Confidential Page 58 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report retrieve , execute AM0097V1 program with passe Error Code equa to '67' and retu:
to caller program.
4) If the passed Processing Code is 'P'ayment Advice, then perform detail calculations to compute the total amount billed to the trading partner.
5) If the passed Processing Code is 'P' or 'R', then perform detail calculations to compute the TRANSACTION CREDIT AMOUNT.
6.) Increment the retrieved ARMSPRS or ARMSPR6 file record's PAYMENT
ADVICE ACCUMULATED PAYMENT TOTAL COUNT (this is essentially the cumulative transaction count) and ACCUMULATED PAYMENT TOTAL AMOUNT (this is essentially the cumulative revenue).
8) Write record to AMTRNCR (Month-to-Date transction credit file) aft loading the following fields, including current datejtime stamp fields:
- Populate the INSURANCE TOTAL RATE/DAY with the BILLED DAILY TOTAL
AMOUNT (calculated above).
- Load the TRANSACTION CREDIT AMOUNT from the retrieved ARMSPR7 file record's DISCOUNT AMOUNT A field.
- IF the passed Processing Code is 'P', then load the TOTAL TICKET AMA
and the AMOUNT BILLED CUSTOMER from their associated fields from the retrieved AM:
file record's fields' values. ELSE (Processing Code = 'R' = Closing RN), clear tl fields to zeros.
- IF the passed Processing Code is 'P', then load the INSURANCE TOTA:
RATE/DAY field with the previously computed INSURANCE MINIMUM TOTAL AMOUNT
value.
ELSE (Processing Code = 'R' - Closing RN), clear the field to zeros.
- If the retrieved ARMSPR7 file record's DISCOUNT AMOUNT B field value not zero, then do the following to calculate the ESTIMATED UTILIZATION FEE: If th~
retrieved ARMSPR7 record's DISCOUNT FREQUENCY B value is 'P' (Percent), then mult.
the DISCOUNT AMOUNT B by the decimal ratio of the DISCOUNT FREQUENCY B
field'°~valu~
If the DISCOUNT FREQUENCY B value is 'L' (Lump) then use this value.
- Load the BILLED DATE from the retrieved AMIEBD record's ADD DATE.
- Load the following date subfields with the current system date:
APPROVAL CENTURY/YEAR, APPROVAL MONTH, APPROVAL DAY.
Complex Calculations:
BILLED DAILY TOTAL AMOUNT calculation:
1.) Attempt to retrieve the associated AMAUTD Authorization Detail f record for this Vendor Transaction ID to obtain the AUTHORIZED DAILY RATE, NUMBER
DAYS AUTHORIZED, MAXIMUM DAILY RATFs COVERED, POLICY MAXIMUM COVERED, BILL-TO
PERC
If unsuccessful retrieval, execute AM0097V1 program with passed Error Code equal '68' and return to caller program.
2.) If the NUMBER OF DAYS AUTHORIZED is greater than zero, then retr each associated AMIEBD Invoice Detail file record that has an ITEM CODE equal to (Daily Rate Detail).
a.) For each record daily charge invoice detail record read, i.) Save the least of ITEM RATE (Rental Rate Charged), AUTHORI
DAILY RATE, MAXIMUM DAILY RATE COVERED as the RATE AMT. ii.) Save the lease ITEM QUANITY (Days Charged) or NUMBER OF DAYS AUTHORIZED as the DAYS QUANTITY.
Confidential Page 59 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report m . I saved DAYS QUANTITY a.s greater t zero, t en calculate CLLED AMOUNT = RATE AMT * DAYS QUANTITY.
Subtract DAYS~QUANTITY from NUMBER OF DAYS AUTHORIZED.
Accumulate BILLED DAILY TOTAL AMOUNT by BILLED AMOUNT.
c.) Multiply BILLED DAILY TOTAL AMOUNT by AUTHORIZED BILL-TO PERCE
~MAUTD) to give a new BILLED DAILY TOTAL AMOUNT value.
d.) If the POLICY MAXIMUM COVERED amount is not zero, compare it t CLLED DAILY TOTAL AMOUNT. Add the lesser value to the appropriate retrieved ARMS
ARMSPR6 file record's ACCUMULATED PAYMENT TOTAL AMOUNT value giving a new CUMULATED PAYMENT TOTAL AMOUNT field value.
TRANSACTION CREDIT AMOUNT calculation.
1.) Retrieve (without update) the other rental system's Company Profi:
ile (ARMSPR5 or ARMSPR6) for this Profile ID. Add together the new ACCUMULATED
AYMENT TOTAL COUNT fields from the two files (ARMSPR5 and ARMSPR6) with the ncrement of 1 for this transaction, giving a TOTAL ACCUM. COUNT (If not found, hen set Error Code equal to '67'). _ 2.) Use the current Company Profile ID and TOTAL ACCUM. COUNT result nom (1) to SETLL on ARMSPR7 and retrieve the next record to get the amount of the ransaction credit.
3.) If ECARS invoice, then retrieve the Group/Branch's associated Reg ode from the OFFDRB Office Directory Branch File associated Group/Branch record.
lse, it is a Claims Connection invoice, then leave region blank and use '7680' as roup/Branch ID.
4.) Retrieve the associated AMIEBT Invoice Total File record to get t ental Ticket Total Amount and the Amount Billed to the Direct Bill Customer (erro ode 68 if not found) C~Notes ... This program is only executed as a called program from the AM0046V1 sever-ending batch program in the ARMS subsystem only on the ARMS application :entralized host computer system platform whenever it processes the first closing RN' Rental Notification transaction data set for a non-zero Bill-To Percent authorized rental whose profile indicates auto-generation of a (PM) (currently as :EICO using ARMS/400), or, whenever it processes a 'PM' Payment Advice transaction lata set. --Executed with the following passed input parameters:.
9/0 packed numeric Transmission Control ID Number 5/0 packed numeric Transmission Group Control ID Number 20 character Vendor Transaction ID
1 character Functional Group Transaction Type Process:
ode ('P'-PM or 'R'-Closing RN).
C~Files: (CRUD) ARMSPR7 (-R--) AMAUTD (-R--) AMIEBD (-R--) Confidential Page 60 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report AMIEBT _R__ OFFDRB (-R__) ARMSPR5 (-RU-) ARMSPR6 (-RU-) AMTRNCR (C_-_) Embedded Data/Constants:
'7680' is loaded as default non-SCARS location in the Group/Branch ID
.ta structure field to load the Group ID and Branch ID fields in the written AMTRN
!e record.
PGMNAM and PPRPGM are both set to 'AM1080V1 '. (Suggest using the ogram Data Structure subfield for Program ID in future.) Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Convert this OPM RPG program to an ILE RPG module that is part of t xrent AM0046V1 program.
2.) Since this program is attempting to do the same calculations that w ne at Close a Rental Contract calculation time, I suggest that the computation of .e Daily Rental Direct Billing Sub-Total Amount on each rental contract be stored new Rental Authorization Detail file's associated Sub-Total Amount for Daily ntal, along with Approved Surcharges Charged Sub-Total Amount and Taxes Charged b-Total Amount. Then, if the centralized ARMS database needs to retain this formation for transaction credit purposes, a new internal format, IEBT02, can be aded during "Generate Electronic Billing Invoice" in the transaction set and can ilized and stripped off from the outbound transaction set that is sent to the ading partner. However, it would be simple if these new fields were interrogated om a centralized archive repository of closed rental contracts for the ARMS
ansaction Credit Reports run monthly that primarily use the AMTRNCR file.
3.) Replace the execution of the ARMS Handle Internal Error ('AM0097V1' ogram with the execution of the newer ARMS Handle Internal/External Error ~~.
AM0098'). program.
4.j Delete the constant 'AM1080V1' and replace its usage with the Progr atus Data Structure data~element for PROGRAM ID.
5.) Convert program from OPM RPG to ILE RPG.
6.) Replace the use of the AM2010V1 program with the AM1020V1 program !led for "I"nquiry.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.29 ded name: AM1010V1 me: PGM Inquire/Update Cross - Reference (AM1010V1) mment: (Purpose: To retrieve for inquiry or update an existing associated ARMS
ntal Transaction Cross-Reference File record when passed with the appropriate rameters.
Operational Method:
- The following four input combinations can be passed to this program:
ARMS VENDOR TRANSACTION ID;
ARMS TRADING PARTNER COMP.PROFILE ID and CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID;
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RENTAL LOCATION an the RENTAL CONTRACT TICKET ID; or RENTAL LOCATION and the RENTAL BRANCH RESERVATION ID.
Likewise, records may be updated or added to the ARMS Rental Cross-erence File by executing this program in "Maintenance" mode. Only inquiry is owed if executed in "Inquiry" mode.
1.) The RENTAL LOCATION is always required and either a non-blank TICKET
or RESERVATION ID must be passed.
IF RENTAL LOCATION, TICKET ID and RESERVATION ID are blanks, then load RETURN CODE with 'E' (Error).
2.) IF Rental Location and Reservation ID are passed with the program l, use AMXREFL2 to retrieve the requested ARMS Cross-Reference File record.
a.) IF Ticket number is also passed with the program call, retrieve record using AMXREFL2. Then validate the Ticket number passed with the program 1 against the Ticket data field XATKNO.
b.) IF passed TICKET ID and retrieved TICKET ID are different, then d the RETURN CODE with 'T' (Ticket ID Mismatch) and return to the.calling program c.) IF the passed TICKET ID is same as the TICKET ID found for the ervation in the ARMS Cross-Reference File, then update all fields in the parameter t from AMXREFL2, set the RETURN CODE to blanks~(blanks indicate successful) and urn to the calling program.
3.) IF non-blank RENTAL LOCATION and TICKET ID are passed with the gram, use AMXREFLI to retrieve the data.
IF no record found for~RENTAL LOCATION and TICKET ID, then load the URN CODE with 'E' (Error).
4.) IF an ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID is passed with the program call and a ord is retrieved, compare this value with XACUID in AMXREFLn. ,w.rr IF they are different, change the RETURN CODE to ~P' for 'Profile Error' return to calling program.
'n 5.) IF non-blank ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID and CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID are sed,' retrieve record from AMXREFL3.
a.) IF TICKET ID / RESERVATION ID is passed, compare these with value rieved from AMXREFL3.
IF they do not agree, change return code to 'T' / 'R'.
b.) IF RENTAL LOCATION is passed, compare this value with value rieved from AMXREFL3.
IF they do not match, change return code to 'L'.
6.) IF an ARMS VENDOR TRANSACTION ID is passed, retrieve record from REF. ' a.) IF an ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID is passed with the program call and vecord is retrieved, compare this value with the associated field in the retrieved IS Cross-Reference File.
Conf dential Page 62 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report IF t ey are different, c ge the return code to ~P~ or Profile Error nd return to calling program.
b.) IF RENTAL LOCATION is passed, compare this value with the AMXRE1 alue. IF they are different, change return code to ~L~.
c.) IF TICKET ID or RESERVATION ID is passed, compare these values ith values retrieved from AMXREF.
IF they do not agree, change RETURN CODE to ~T~ / ~R~.
7.) IF a record is retrieved from AMXREF or any of these logical files axed upon the file use hierarchy, and additional data fields are passed, and more han one data mismatch occurs, change the return code to ~M~ for multiple errors.
Hierarchy for record retrieval:
1.) IF ARMS VENDOR TRANSACTION ID is passed, and any other data fields etrieve from AMXREF.
2.) TF ARMS COMPANY PROFILE ID and CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID are passed, nd any other data fields (except VENDOR TRANSACTION ID), retrieve from AMXREFL3.
MXREFL2.
3.) IF RENTAL LOCATION and RESERVATION ID are passed, retrieve from 4.) IF RENTAL LOCATION and TICKET ID are passed, retrieve from AMXREFL
RECORD MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS:
1.) ACTION CODE passed is ~M~ for maintenance. It is required to pass he VENDOR TRANSACTION ID for all maintenance transactions. Additional fields are optional, but only the physical file AMXREF is used for maintenance.
ADD/CHANGE
PROGRAM ID should also be sent.
2.) IF any existing AMXREF record is being maintained, the data fields .re updaG~d with the passed values along with record change stamp fields.
3.) IF new AMXREF record is being written, the data fields are updated rith the passed values along with record add stamp fields.
4.) IF an AMXREF record is retrieved, compare the contents of each dat :field in the record with parameter containing that field.
IF they are different, create a maintenance log for the change. This lone only if parameter value is not blanks. Any non-blank value contained in the parameter list is logged and mapped to the AMXREF. AM1050V1 is~called to create ~1TLOG record.
RETURN CODE possible values:
blank: Successful retrieval / edit L: Location passed is blank / invalid #: Ticket/Reservation passed is blank T: Ticket passed, unmatched on AMXREF record P: Profile passed, unmatched on AMXREF record E: No AMXREF record found M: Multiple errors Confidential Page 63 of 246 8/11 ARMS Process Report ACTION CODE possible values:
I: Inquiry M: Maintenance - IF the passed CALLING PROGRAM ID is NOT 'AM0046V1', then execute call the ARMS Program Exception Handler 'AMPSSR' program, passing the CALLING
PROGRAM
and the Transaction's 96-character key value that is comprised of the passed NSMISSION CONTROL ID#. GROUP CONTROL ID#. GROUP TYPE CODE, CITSTOMER

VENDOR TRANSACTION ID, padded with blanks.
Notes:
This program is only executed by other ARMS never-ending programs that processing a ARMS transaction request to inquire or update the ARMS Cross-erence File. as being in error or not doable and rejected it from further cessing. This program is currently called with parameters by the following grams:
ARMS Database Update and Routing program (AM0046V1) ARMS Dispatch Rental Systems Request program (AM0060V1) ' ARMS Distributed Edit and Dispatch Inbound Transactions program 0061V1) ARMS Distributed Edit of Generated Transaction Sets program (AM0062V1) The parameters are internally defined in this program and programs cuting this program are the following parameter fields:
Output 1 character RETURN CODE

Input/output 20 character VENDOR TRANSACTION ID

Input/output 5 character TRADING PARTNER CO. PROFILE
ID

Input/output 20 character CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID

Input/output 10 character RENTAL LOCATION

Input/output 6 character RESERVATION ID

Input/output 6 character TICKET ID

Output 1 character STATUS CODE

Output 8/0 numeric STATUS CODE LAST CHANGED DATE

n Output : 6/0 numeric STATUS CODE LAST CHANGED TIME

Output 10 character STATUS CODE LAST CHANGED PGM
ID

Output 1 character MACHINE ID

Output 10 character BRANCH CLAIMS OFFICE CODE

Output 1 character RENTAL SYSTEM SOURCE ID

Output 8/0 numeric RECORD ADD DATE

Output 6/0 numeric RECORD ADD TIME

Output ' 10 character RECORD ADD PROGRAM ID

Output 8/0 numeric RECORD CHANGE DATE

Output 6/0 numeric RECORD CHANGE TTf~IE

Output 10 character RECORD CHANGE PROGRAM ID

Input 2 character GROUP TYPE CODE

Input 1 character ACTION CODE

Files: (CRUD) - AMXREF (CRU-) AMXREFL1, L2, L3 Embedded Data: (Constants) 'AM1010V1 ' is used as the program's name.
Confidential Page 64 of246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report The o owa.ng va ues are name constants used or sending the ARMS Cros:
:erence File (AMXREF) record's field name suffix for the passing of any field valL
iified as a FIELD CHANGED parameter field value in the call to the ARMS
Transactic :abase Maintenance Logging (AM1050V1) program.
'CUID' 'CUTI' 'RNLC' 'RENO' 'TKNO' 'STCD' 'STDT' 'STTM' 'STPG' 'MCID' 'SOID' 'TEID' 'ADDT' 'ADTM' 'ADPG' 'CGDT' 'CGTM' 'CGPG' Also, there is a compile-time array to store the values for the formatte X400 commands:
CLOP OPNID (AMXREF ) OPNDBF FILE(AMXREF ) OPTION(*ALL) C~Improvement Opportunities:
Converting this OPM RPG program to ILE RPG service program. It might late the need for the OS/400 command execution OPNDBF and CLOF of the AMXREF
file, Replace the 'AM1010V1 ' constant with the PROGRAM ID field of the gram Status Data Structure.
Replace the internally defined parameter fields in this program and all grams executing this program with a database file with no record to be used as ai :ernal~.y>defined data structure so that only one definition of the~'parameter's dai ~nents exist, along with comments on their purpose and possible values.
This program can replace the call to the ARMS Cross-Reference File xuiry (AM2010V1) program~in many other programs if it is called in "Inquiry"
mode ~aess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.30 3ed name: RTVMCHA
ne: PGM Retrieve Machine Emulation Attributes (RTVEMCHA) nment: Purpose: To retrieve the. emulated system (machine) platform attributes portant for Enterprise programs that have been standardized for a machine.
This program is executed when executing the user-written command of the ne name, "RTVEMCHA" (Retrieve Emulated Machine Attributes).
Operational Method:
To avoid adversely impacting performance, all of these steps are execut 1y the first time a job executes the RTVEMCHA program. Subsequent execution in Confidential Page 65 of 246 . 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ~ uction m ypass t a program initia ization steps, on y returning previously ~ded values.
Upon program initialization, do the following:
- executes the program to retrieve the system (machine) name (RTVSYS) - opens GACTL and MACHID files . ' - retrieves the system name s records from both GACTL and MACHID
- moves data,from both GACTL and MACHID into its parameter list - closes GACTL and MACHID files - execute the /Q Check DEV~s machine without emulation program (ERTVDE~
determine IF actually on ~DEV~. IF true, return the previously derived values tc calling program and end program and return to caller.
After program initialization has been performed and this inactive progre a re-executed by the same job s calling program, only do the remaining processing gyp, return the previously derived values to the calling program.
Files (CRUD) MACHIDENPF (-R--) Machine Information File, via keyed access path HID#1 by key element MACHINE ID (8 character) GACTL (-R--) Global Attributes file, by key element MACHINE ID (8 3racter) c~Notes This program is a Internal Systems Support Group utility tool software Llable program, executed with a single parameter defined in an external data ructure in its physical file ($#EMACH). All its output parameter subfield data ements, their attributes and a description can be found in source text member LI$/QDOCSRC/RTVEMCHA.
This program is especially important for each of our software alications needs the flexibility to accommodate the multi-national differences we L1 encounter in day-to-day business dealings since E-R-A-C in now operating outsic a North American continent. For example, what we consider a standard method of splaying the date (MM/DD/YY) is not the standard in the United Kingdom; they expec see it..displayed as DD/MM/YY.
To facilitate expansion of business operations into the United Kingdom, 3 eventually into other European countries, a Global Attributes file (GACTL) was Bated to contain information that varies from country to country. By using the stem name obtained through RTVSYS, a program can access the GACTL file and use the Formation to tailor display screens and reports to its needs. For example, the CTL file contains a field to tell programs to display the date as MM/DD/YY or ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.31 ded name: AM1085V1 me: PGM Generate Underage Driver Surcharge (AM1085V1) mment: Purpose: To delete any preexisting and write any needed ARMS Pre-proved Authorized Surcharge Detail file (AMSURD) records with the CHARGE TYPE
COD
~20~ (Underage Driver Surcharge) and the CHARGE ORIGIN CODE = ~U~ (Underaged Driv rcharge Generation program).
Operational Method:
Confidential Page 66 of 246 8/ 11 /00 ARMS Process Report 1. Call the Retrieve ARMS Cross-Reference File Record (AM2010V1) progra ring the passed VENDOR TRANSACTION ID field value and its required parameters to Grieve the associated ARMS Profile ID value.
2. IF the returned SOURCE ID = 'B' (Branch Reservations), then call the Grieve ARMS SCARS-Specific Profile File Record (AM2020V1) program to retrieve fro ~e associated ARMS SCARS-Specific Profile File (ARMSPRS) record its flag field val >r automatically generating underage driver approved surcharge authorizations :NSURANCE WILL PAY UNDERAGE='Y').
ELSE (SOURCE ID = 'C' - Claims Connection), call the Retrieve ARMS
'ARS-Specific Profile File Record (AM2030V1) program to retrieve the same iformation from the associated ARMS-Claims Connection Specific Profile file ~RMSPR6) record.
3. IF this retrieved profile's flag field value is 'Y' (Yes), then do t >llowing:
a. Using the passed VENDOR TRANSACTION ID, retrieve the associated ~thorization Detail file (AMAUTD) record. IF successful, derive (compute) the DIVER'S AGE by subtracting the DATE OF BIRTH from the RENTAL START DATE.
b. Call the Retrieve Rental Location's State Code Inquiry (AM2053V1) ~ogram, passing the called Retrieve ARMS Cross-Reference File Record (AM2010V1) ~ogram's returned parameter value for RENTAL LOCATION ID to retrieve the RENTAL
~CATION'S STATE CODE value.
c. Using the retrieved PROFILE ID value arid RENTAL LOCATION'S STATE
iDE value, retrieve the associated ARMS Profile Control Fields by State Code file ,RMSPRB) record.
IF unsuccessful, reattempt using the value '**' in place of the RENTAL
~CATION'S STATE CODE value. If still unsuccessful, execute return processing below d. IF the derived DRIVER'S AGE is greater than or equal to the the Grieved ARMS Profile Control Fields by State Code file (ARMSPRB) record's UNDERAG
RESHOLD AGE value, then use the passed VENDOR TRANSACTION ID value and SURCHARGE
PE CODE = '20' (Underage.Driver) to retrieve and delete any associated AMSURD
fil cord. ~For each record deleted, the program will write a record to the ARMS
.intenance Log file by the calling of Generate ARMS Maintenance Log Records M1050V1) program with loaded parameter values.
e. IF the derived DRIVER'S AGE is less than the the retrieved ARMS
ofile Control Fields by State Code file (ARMSPR8) record's UNDERAGE THRESHOLD
AGE
.lue and the INSURANCE WILL PAY UNDERAGE is equal to 'Y', then write an associated MS Surcharge Detail file (AMSURD) record, using the passed VENDOR TRANSACTION
ID
lue, SURCHARGE TYPE CODE = '20' (Underage Driver Surcharge Authorization Type ~de), the retrieved ARMS Profile Control Fields by State Code file (ARMSPR8) cord's UNDERAGE CHARGE AMOUNT value with a CHARGE FREQUENCY set to 'D' (Daily .arge) and the CHARGE ORIGIN CODE = 'U' (Underaged Driver Surcharge Generation ogram) .
C~Notes ARMSPR8 is currently empty.
This program is called from the AM0046V1 ARMS update never-ending progr :ecuting in a batch mode on the centralized ARMS application host computer system atform when processing a transaction data set for the following conditions: an thorization (AT) group type for an add, change, or transfer that contain a Confidential Page 67 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report cor ormat; an opening Renta Noti ication RN group type; or, an Request for thorization (RA) Change group type where the Date of Birth or the Rental Location lue has been changed from a previous value. This called program is completed and moved from the job's program stack completely when *INLR is SETON and RETURN
is ecuted.
IMPORTANT: ARMS Profile Control Fields by State Code File (ARMSPRB) is rrently empty in the production environment. Therefore, this program is called, aded and initialized, then explicitly is ends, removed from the program stack and ntrol is returned to the calling program.
C~Files: (CRUD) - AMAUTD (-R--) ARMS Authorization Detail File - ARMSPR8 (-R--) ARMS Profile Control Fields by State Code File - AMSURD (CR-D) ARMS Approved Surcharge Detail File ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.32 ded name: AM0052 me: PGM Determine Nearest Location by Phone Number (U. S. Only) (AM0052) mment: ~Purpose: To determine the closest United States rental branch to a ecified telephone number s area code and exchange using the Horizontal and Vertic re Coordinates locator database.
c~Operational Method:
At the start, file VERHOR gives the vertical and horizontal coordinates a specified area code and exchange number.
These coordinates are given in "units". There is 316 units per mile.
This program scans a 30 mile area around the VERHOR coordinates.
This is accomplished by calculating 4 new coordinates.
2 Horizontal and 2 Vertical.
The specified area code and exchange generates coordinates X2 and Y2 fry a VERHOR~ file.
To "draw" the 30 mile box we subtract 9,480 units (30 miles) from X2 any to get X1 and Y1.
We then add 9,480 units to X2 and Y2 to get X3 and Y3.
Using the X1 and Y1 coordinate, attempt to retrieve the closest next cord in the Daily Rental Offices (DROFF) file. This file contains the name,._ dress...etc. of all daily vehicle rental office locations. Along with this formation, the vertical and horizontal coordinates of each office are found in th.
1e. By comparing these coordinates to the "box" coordinates we'decide whether or t this office falls within the specified 30 mile area as read in as an input rable from the Search Input Parameters for Locator System (RANGE) data area.
The number of miles from the originally specified area code/exchange to ch rental office is arrived at by calculating the square root of the combined rizontal and vertical coordinates of each rental office.
VWIRE - the vertical coordinate of the rental office.
HWIRE = the horizontal coordinate of the rental office DVWIRE = the vertical coordinate of the original Area Code/Exchange DHWIRE = the horizontal coordinate of the original Area Code/Exchange Confidential Page 68 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report When a location is four that zs wit n boundaries, c eck the "Prevent iS Reservations" flag. IF this flag is ~N~, include the location. If this flag i and there is no "Forward To Location" (DROAGB) field value, skip this location.
this flag is ~Y~ and there is a forwarding location, save the first forwarding :ation. IF no other Enterprise location is found, use the saved forwarding :ation.
All office information is stored in array "AC", which is sorted in :ending sequence according to mileage. The closest Enterprise office is used if exists .
QNotes:
This program is currently executed only by the ARMS Detail Set Edits anc sign Location (AM0040V1) OPM RPG program calJ.ed with the following parameters:
Input 3 character AREA CODE (comprised of non-~ding zero integers only) Input 3 character EXCHANGE (comprised of non-~ding zero integers only) Input 1 character COMMISSION CODE
Output 10 character RENTAL LOCATION CODE
Output 1 character MACHINE ID
Output 1 character SOURCE ID
C~Files: (CRUD) OFFDRGRPPF (-R--) OFFDG#2 VERHOR (-R--) DROFF (-R--) DROFLF1, DROFFL2 QEmbedded Data/Constants:
30 miles is the maximum radius/distance for closest Enterprise rental inch to pickup a renter.
C~Improvement Opportunities:
Change the calling program to execute the AM0053 program instead for a17 ding partners but specifically profiled ARMS Trading Partner Company.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.33 ied name: AM0053 ne: PGM Determine Nearest Location by Longitude / Latitude using Phone Number or atal Code (Canadian Only) (AM0053)) nment: c~Purpose: To locate offices in a specific area based on the telephone nber provided and return the results and distance from point of inquiry to the luesting program. The request can be made for any Canadian Enterprise offices.
QOperational Method:
-This program has four main logic sections that:
1) Draws a variable size box around a centerpoint of a phone number.
gram is passed phone number and a 30 mile box is drawn around this number. Program calls AT 002 and passes the Confidential Page 69 of 246 8/1 I/00 ARMS Process Report , p one an size in t a parm. AT_002 c zns to t a phone fi e, gets the basepoint coordinates, and sends back via the parms the basepoint coordinates for that phone#. and the upper right and lower left longitude/latitude coordinates of the box, and a return code to indicate any errors. AT 002 adjusts and corrects the box size for the curvature of the earth and is accurate to within 400 ft on Ave.
box.
2) Retrieves all the records from the branch office file that fall with.
3) Calculates the distance (in miles), from the phone number centerpoint, of all the records retrieved.
The program calls 'AT 001' program and passes a parameter that has the zterpoint (basepoint) and the longitude and latitude points of all records aviously retreived, and gets returned in the parameter the distances in miles for :h set of points, and a PROGRAM RETURN CODE for errors. This is currently limitec 30 sets of points on each execution. IF more than 30 records are needed, a ~ond(or third, fourth, etc.) execution can be made until all distances are Lculated. This program scans a 30 mile area around the retrieved zgitude and latitude coordinates and returns the .
4.) Find the rental location needed for this transaction. IF one does .. exist, then send transaction to Claims Connection.
Make use of "Prevent ARMS Reservations" flag field (DROAMF) of the DROF1 Le. This field indicates whether unsolicited ARMS authorizations are to be sent 1 lroup/branch. IF this field is 'Y', then send the authorization to the forwardin<
~up/branch (if not blank) from the DROFF record. IF this flag is 'N', include the ration. IF this flag is 'Y' and there is no "Forward To Location" field (DROAGB) Lue, skip this location. IF this flag is 'Y' and there is a forwarding location, Te the first forwarding location. IF no other Enterprise location is found, use s saved forwarding location.
@Notes:
This program is currently executed only by the ARMS Detail Set Edits any sign Location (AM0040V1) OPM RPG program called with the following parameters:
Input 10 character TELEPHONE NUMBER
Output 10 character RENTAL LOCATION CODE
output 1 character MACHINE ID
Output 1 character SOURCE ID
It executes the following programs: _,_ AT_002 - Draw box around a centerpoint.
AT 001 - Calculate Distance between points.
** will notify the application department when.problem occurs executing programs.
(Files: (CRUD) OFFDRGRPPF (-R--) Office Directories Group Master file, accessed by the EDG#2 access path key element, GROUP ID (2 character) DROFF (-R--) Daily Vehicle Rental Office Locations file, cessed by the DROFFL7 access path key element, LONGITUDE
and LATITUDE (both 9/6 numeric) Embedded Data/Constants:
Confidential Page 70 of 246 8/I 1/00 ARMS Process Report 30 m~ es is t a maximum radius istance for closest Enterprise rental inch to pickup a renter.
~7680~ is the default rental location for Claims Connection.
~C~ is the default MACHINE ID host platform (System ID=~CENTRAL~) and JRCE ID (Claims Connection) values.
~ARMS~ is the constant TERMINAL ID value for input parameter to the scution of the SAT 001 program.
c~Improvement Opportunities:
Change the calling program (AM0040V1) to execute this program for all :ation once all rental locations have been loaded into the Longitude and Latitude :ator by Telephone Number database for all trading partners but specifically filed ARMS Trading Partner Companies.
~cess anarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.34 3ed name: NUS017A
ne: PGM Determine Nearest Enterprise Location by Phone or Postal Code (NCTSOI7A) anent: (Purpose: To locate 1 to 9 offices in a specific area based on the Lephone number or postal code provided and return the results and distance from Lnt of inquiry to the requesting program. The request can be made for any office:
~m the DROFF (NR : Daily Rental & Non-Enterprise Office Locos) file, only ~erprise offices, or only Enterprise airport offices.
c~Operational Method: The following parameters must be passed to the gram with appropriate values set based on task at hand.
Input Parms:
Location Phone#
Location Postal Code Open Only Flag Maximum Allowable Distance Airport Branches Only Flag Department ID
- Accepting Reservations Flag Retrn Forward-to Locatn Flag Requested Date/Time Time Zone Group/Branch ID
Opening Time Allowance Closing Time Allowance Return Code Branches to Return 1-9 Output Parms:
Location ID Array - these are the locations that satisfy the input sear.
iterion.
Mileage Array - these are the corresponding distances for the locations om the reference point.
C~Notes 1) A testing stub called LOCTRUT exists in library ELARMS to test the gram.
2) In order to receive only Enterprise offices, the calling program mus the following overrides Confidential Page 71 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Overriden file Override to file Droffl2 Droffl3 Droffl7 Droffl9 In order to exclude Ford locations, the calling program must do the following overrides. .
Overriden file Override to file Droffl2 Droffl4 Drof f 17 Drof f 110 Files (CRUD) DROFF ( -R- - ) xess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.35 ied name: AM2020V1 ne: PGM Retrieve ARMSPRS Information (AM2020V1) mnent: (Purpose: To access ARMSPR5 (ECARS Profile) and ARMSPR1 (Trading Partne zeral Profile) record and return the details to the calling program.
(Operational Method:
Executed with the following entry parameters and their usage:
Output 1 alpha Program Return Code Input 5 alpha Trading Partner Profile ID
Output 10 alpha ECARS Closing Calculations to Compute the rect Bill-To Total Due Output 11,2 numeric Payment Total Amount Output 1 alpha Underaged Drivers Allowed (Y/N) indication ~.g Output 1 alpha . Insurance pays underage driver indication ~g ... Output 1 alpha Trading Partner has capability to recieve ectronic Billing indication flag (Files: (CRUD) ARMSPR1 (-R--) _ ARMSPRS (-R--) (Improvement Opportunity: .
This program and AM2030V1 could be combined into a single program, pecially if the ARMS Trading Partner Profile database files are further normalize ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.36 ded name: AM2030V1 me: PGM Retrieve ARMSPRS Information (AM2030V1) Confidential Page 72 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report , nment: (Purpose: To access ARMSPR6 Claims Connection Profi a and ARMSPR1 rading PArtner General Profile) record and return the details to the calling gram.
c~Operational Method:
Executed with the following entry parameters and their usage:
Output 1 alpha Program Return Code Input 5 alpha Trading Partner Profile ID
Output 10 alpha Claims Connection Closing Calculations to lute the Direct Bill-To Total Due Output 11,2 numeric Payment Total Amount Output 1 alpha Underaged Drivers Allowed (Y/N) indication Output 1 alpha Insurance pays underage driver indication ~g Output 1 alpha Trading Partner has capability to recieve ~ctronic Billing indication flag f~Files: (CRUD) ARMSPR1 (-R--) ARMSPR6 (=R--) c~Improvement Opportunity:
This program and AM2020V1 could be combined into a single program, ~ecially if the ARMS Trading Partner Profile database files are further normalizes ~cess srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.37 ied name: RAS013A
ne: PGM Determine Nearest Enterprise Location by Phone or Postal Code (RAS013A) nment: QPurpose: To locate 1 to 9 offices in a specific area based on the Lephone.number or postah code provided and return the results and distance from int of inquiry to the requesting program. The request can be made for any office:
~m the DROFF (NR : Daily Rental & Non-Enterprise Office Locos) file, only ~erprise offices, or only Enterprise airport offices.
~l0perational Method: The following parameters must be passed to the gram with appropriate values set based on task at hand.
Input Parms:
Location Phone#
Location Postal Code Country Code Open Only Flag Maximum Allowable Distance Airport Branches Only Flag Department ID
Accepting Reservations Flag Retrn Forward-to Locatn Flag Requested Date/Time Time Zone Group/Branch ID
Opening Time Allowance c:on~dential Page 73 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report C osa.ng Time Allowance Return Code Branches to Return 1-9 Output Parms:
Location ID Array - these are the locations that satisfy the input sear.
iterion.
Mileage Array - these are the corresponding distances for the locations om the reference point.
(Notes:
1) A testing stub called LOCTRUT exists.in library ELARMS to test the ogram.
2) In order to receive only Enterprise offices, the calling program mus the following overrides Overriden file Override to file Droffl7 Droffl9 In order to exclude Ford locations, the calling program must do the following overrides.
Overriden file Override to file Droffl7 Droff110 ocess Files (CRUD) DROFF (-R--) erarchical numeric ID: I.1.I.I.3.38 ded name: NUS018A
me: PGM Verify Branch is Open (NUS018A) mment: c~Purpose: To send a GPBR and have the open/closed status returned. The quest time can be the current date and time or a time in the future. The program es the three Nat Res policy files, NRALPA2, NRPCDG, and NRGBM. It also uses GPBRT
d a time zone reference field must be sent.
ogram:
c~Operational Method: The following paramters can be passed to the Requested Group/Branch ID
Requested Date/Time Time Zone Group/Branch ID
Opening Time Allowance Closing Time Allowance Within Opening Time Allowance Within Closing Time Allowance Open Flag Returri Code The Open Flag and Return Code are the only return fields.
The program checks the Nat Res Policy Files to determine if the request arch is open or closed.
Closing Time Allowance is available but not currently used by ARMS.
Confidential Page 74 of 246 8111/00 ARMS Process Report .
C~Fi es CRUD
NRAhPA2 (-R-) NRPCDG (-R-) NRGBM (-R-) >cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.39 ied name: DQAM55V1 1e: DTQ Input for Program AM0055V1 (DQAM55V1) anent: C~Definition: DQAM55V1 is a data queue used to provide input to PGM
1055V1 which maintains the files used for ARMS Online Reporting, accessed via iS/400 (green screen or gui).
~cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.3.40 ied name: AM0055V1 ~ ' ne: PGM Online Reporting File Write/Update Program (AM0055V1) mnent: C~Purpose: To update and write records to the ARMS Group Type Summary Le AM096P which keeps track of the number of times a group/type is transmitted foi :ustomer profile and its vender transaction ID. Also to update and write record:
the ARMS Online Reporting Detail file AM095P which keeps details on a rental keys customer profile and vender trap ID. To log transactions to ARMS Current days ~nsaction for Sync program AM097P.
@Operational Method:
- Wait for entry(s) to exist in DTAQ (DQAM55V1).
- When a shutdown request is received (group type - SD), end program.
-When a non-shutdown request is received:
-Create a record in AM096P01 to keep track of the number of transaction;
a vendor tran id. If a record already exists add 1 to the total and update.
-Check to see if a record exists in any of the following files by keyin<
Vender Tran ID: AMAUTD, AMRPRD, AMRNTD, AMSURD, AMIEBT, AMADJD, AMXREF
-If a matching record is found move all of the appropriate data from REF, AMAUTD, AMRPRD, AMADJD, AMRNTD, AMSURD, AMIEBT to the ARMS Online Reporting =ail File AM095P.
-If there is not an existing record in AM095POO.one~will be created, zerwise the existing record will be updated. All previous data in an existing cord will be replaced with all data found in the files.
-Check to see if a record exists in AM097P01. If record exists, skip cord. If record is not found, write a record to the file.
C~Files : (CRUD) - AMXREF (-R--) _ AMADJD (_R__) - AMAUTD (_R__) Confidential Page 75 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report .

- AMIEBT -R--- AMRNTD (-R--) - AMRPRD (-RU-) - AMSURD (CR-D) - AM0095P00 (CRU-) - AM009601 (CRU-) - AM009701 (CR--) c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'YES' 'NO ' ~cess erarchical numeric ID: . 1.1.1.1.4 3ed name ne: AUT Send Transaction for Distributive Processing (AM100-AM101) nment: c~Definition: The automatic process of sending the transaction from the ntralized machine to the distibuted machine for processing, via ICF files.
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.4.1 3ed name: AM0100 .
ne: PGM Distribute Routed Transaction from Centralized Host System (AMO100) nment: C~Purpose: To send a received (inbound) or transferred ARMS transaction t from the centralized host platform to the distributed host platform.
COperational Method:
Execution is started with a single MACHINE ID (1 character) input rameter field value.
-. For program initialization:
- Retrieve the current platform's CURRENT SYSTEM (MACHINE) NAME by ecution of the Retrieve System Name (RTVSYS) program.
- Concatenate the Recieve Routed Ditributed Transaction on Distributed st System Program Name, 'AM0101', with the passed input MACHINE ID value for,, riving the specific Program Device Name.
- IF CURRENT SYSTEM NAME = 'DEV', change the ICF workstation device file 0KE program's library to 'ELARMS', ELSE, make the EVOKE program's library 'ELLIB' - Attempt to acquire this Program Device. Attempt 5 times before gnalling an error. Tntroduce a delay of one minute between each attempt.
- IF the Program Device is acquired successfully, Evoke the derived ARM
stribution Incoming Receive Program.
After program initialization has completed, for a repetitve cycle until utdown data queue entry is received, the following is performed:
Confidential Page 76 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - Receive t a next keye to queue entry from the specific keyed data :ue for the key equal to the passed input MACHINE ID parameter value.
Immediately >m the DQAMAPH data queue until empty, then infinitely wait for DQAMAP1 data queue :ries .
- Attempt to retrieve an associated record from the AMAPPS file using tr :a queue entry as the retrieval key value. .
.lowing r.
- IF at least one associated AMAPPS file record exists, then do the - - Send the key to the ARMS Distribution Incoming Receive program.
- - Read all ARMS Set file records with the ARMS Application Data Queue - - Send each data record to the ARMS Distribution Incoming Receive gram. When all records are read and sent, send a blank record.
nes .
(Files: (CRiTD) i - AMAPPS (-R--) c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'AM0101' is the evoked program's specified name.
'ELARMS2' and '*LIBL' for the evoked program's specified possible libra~
'DEV' to determine if being executed on the development (not production) °_tware environment platform.
'*DOWN' and 'SD' as the Profile ID and Group Type Code to indicate a dat sue entry of a shutdown request.
'DQAMAPH' and 'DQAMAP1' are the Hold Distribution Input and the ~nsactions to Distribe Input data queue names.
'DLYJOB DLY(60)' is the OS/400 command executed to cause 1 minute delay:
:ween the 5 Attach attempts.
QImprovement Opportunities:
Convert this OPM RPG program to ILE RPG program.
~-. Possibly change this communication method from ICF to CPI-C.
xess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.4.2 3ed name: AM0101 ne: PGM Receive Routed Distributed Transaction on Distributed Host System (AM0101' nment: C~Purpose: To receive routed transaction set from the centralized host *tform. .
c~Operational Method:
- Acquire the program device 'AM0101' - Receive routed transaction input from the centralized ARMS host platform.
- IF data was received - Write records to the distributed Application Transaction File (AMAPP) - Send data queue entry to Edit/Update/Distribute Transaction (DQAM61) ELSE
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- Sen data queue entry to E it Update Distribute Transaction (DQAM61) - Release Device.
ENDIF
Files: (CRUD) p,~ppp (C___) (Notes: The centralized ARMS host platform EVOKES the receive job on t1 stribuited rental system host platform using an ICF connection. Presently, the stributed rental system host platform, excludes BIRELAND, VGERMANY, and UK.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.4.6 3ed name: RTVSYS
ne: PGM Retrieve System Name (RTVSYS) nment: c~Purpose: To retrieve the system name to pass back to another calling gram.
c~Operational Method:
~racter).
Executed with the single output parameter, RETRIEVED SYSTEM NAME (8 Retrieve the current system s network attribute of system name.
IF the RETRIEVED SYSTEM NAME = ~DEV~, then execute the ISS DEV Machine elation (DEVMCHE) OPM CL program.
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5 3ed name:
ne: AUT Interface with Rental Systems (AT/CN/EX/CM) :nment:~-- c~Definition; The automatic process of dispatching a data queue entry fo appropriate program to update the Rental database be it either ECARS or CLAIMS
tsNECTION .
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.2.5.1 ded name:
me: AUT Interface with ECARS (AT/CN/EX/CM) ~ '.' mment: c~Definition: The automatic process by which the ECARS Rental database les are updated due to a request received from the Rental Management Trading rtner (AT, CN, EX, CM) .
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.1 ded name: ECOOATV1 me: PGM Interface EC with Rental Authorization (ECOOATV1) mment: Purpose: This is an ARMS-to-ECARS database update interface program at processes Rental Direct Billing Authorization 'ATE Functional Group Type for Confidential Page 78 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report s or C angel sent y ARMS insurance Customers or automatically generated horization changes. This program will also process previously authorized ervation Rental Location's Group-to-Group 'AT' transfers.
Operational Method:
This NEP receives the 'ATB' keyed input data queue entries from the inpu a queue (DQAM61V1) that program AM0061V1 generated as input to this program.
Once a shutdown data queue entry is received, then send this shutdown a queue entry to the DQANDST data queue and end this program.
For any non-shutdown data queue entry, read all of the associated ARMS
lication Interface Tnput Transaction file (AMAPP) records.
IF the flag for Centralized Adjuster Phone number is 'Y' then retrieve m CUSTMAST the office phone number from that file record based upon customer ber and use this phone number to populate SCARS data files, else the adjuster ne number supplied in the ADJDO1 format will be used. This flag is retrieved via ' call to AM2090V1.
IF any COMD01 or SURD01 record formats were found, execute the Update ctronic Messages program (ECMSGV1) with 3 input parameters, the APPDO1 record mat's Reservation ID (6 character), the data queue entry value (96 character), an CALLING PROGRAM ID (10 character) to write the electronic messages to SCARS
sage database.
IF while attempting to retrieve any existing records that are locked for ate, the transaction is deferred by sending the data queue entry to a secondary ut data queue (DQAM6BV1) to be reedited by the AM0061V1 program for later cessing and a deferral notice data queue entry is sent to the primary input data ue (DQAM61V1) to notify that program that a deferred transaction exists (both dat ue entries sent with key = 'DIS'). This will trigger the program AM0061V1 to rt the wait timer so that when the wait is elapsed it can receive from the ondary data queue.
IF an authorization transfer is received, then a new ARMS authorized nch reservation is crewed, along with any applicable instructions, callback and write~ ii~formation, such' as date of birth.
IF an authororization add is received that has an invalid or no open .tal contract/ticket or reservation identifier in it, then a new authorized rental ervation is created, along with any applicable instructions and prewrite ormation, such as date of birth.
IF an authorization add or change is received that has a valid open .tal contract (ticket) and a reservation identifier in it, then update both the sting unauthorized open rental ticket and its "linked" branch reservation with th horization information.
IF an authorization add is received that has a valid open rental tract (ticket) but no reservation identifier in it, then update the existing open ~tal ticket with the authorization information, a new authorized rental reservatic created, and this reservation is "linked" to the open contract. However, IF
the ;n rental contract was opened using another non-ARMS authorized branch reservation national reservation, then break the "link" of the previous open rental contract :ratifying information from the previous reservation. i~hen a NatRes link is broker.
record is created in the file, NRDBTRAN, to appropriately credit NatRes.
Confidential Page 79 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report In alb cases t t an existing ranc reservation is updated with an :horization for the first time or an authorized branch reservation is created, a CSC keyed data queue entry is sent to the DQAM60V1 data queue as input to the apatch Rental Systems Request (AM0060V1) program. This should cause an :horization confirmation (AC) group type transaction data sent to be dispatched fc aeration and sent.
In all cases that an existing open rental contract i.s updated with an :horization add or change, the associated adjuster callback da.rect billing :horization information is updated. For an authorization add only, the EXTENSION
CE is recomputed by adding this input transaction s data set s authorization detai JTD01) record format s AUTHORIZED DAYS to the open rental contract s START
CHARGE:
rE .
IF, however, the resulting EXTENSION DATE is a Saturday or Sunday, check Trading Partner Profile s WEEKEND SLIDE FLAG. ..IF the WEEKEND SLIDE METHOD
COI
"Y"es and the EXTENSION DATE is Saturday or Sunday, then "slide" (change) the PENSION DATE to the date for the following Monday.
..IF the WEEKEND SLIDE METHOD CODE is "M"odified and the EXTENSION DATE
Sunday, then "slide" the EXTENSION DATE to the date for the following Monday.
Likewise for an authorization add only, callback detail notes are aerated to indicate the recomputed EXTENSION with an "Authorized Until mm/dd/yy"
3 "By: AdjusterLastName*AdjusterSirstName*" formatted text where the "mm/dd/yy" i~
computed new extension date and the Adjuster s name is derived from the data waded in the Adjuster Detail (ADJD01) record format.
C~Notes This program is submitted for execution by the ARMS Startup Jobs progran ~L810) with no entry parameters.
This program was changed to not remove the *TX REMB miscellaneous rernment tax unconditionally on open contracts, but to instead check a flag in the !id Business Types that the special TEXAS GOVERNMENT SURCHARGE is applied to "
~GBCHBT) file (via logical access path RAGBBT, by Business Type, Group ID and inch ID) to see whether or not this tax should be charged.
C~Files: ' (CRUD) AMAPP (-R--) ARMS Application Interface Input Transaction !e RACPENDC (-R--) Open ECARS Rental Contracts/Tickets in progress of ing changed or closed control file RACBRNUM (CRU-) Branch Reservation ID Control File .._ RACBRMST (CRU-) Branch Reservation Master File RACBRWRT (CRU-) Branch Reservation Prewrite File RACINS (CRU-) Branch Reservation/Open Rent$1'~Contracts Insuranc Formation File RACBRIST (CRU-) Branch Reservation Special Instruction ECSURCHG (CR-D) ECARS Authorized for Rental Direct Billing Surcharge:
Le RACMAST (-RU-) Open Rental Contract/Ticket File RACSMAST (CRU-) ECARS Open Rental Contract/Ticket Supplemental formation File CB007P (CRU-) Rental Callback Control File, accessed by CCBCTL logical view, by Group/Branch ID and Document ID
RACCBDRT (CR--) Rental Callback Detail Notes File RACCCK (-RU-) Branch Reservation Credit Check File CUSTMAST (-R--) Customer Master File Confidential Page 80 of 246 8/ 11 /00 ARMS Process Report RACCBCOC -R-- Renta Conso i to Callback Control Fa.le RACCBK3 (CRUD) Rental Consolidated Callback Control File RACCBB3 (CR-D) Rental Callback Consolidation Skeleton File - Shop OFFDRB (-R--) Office Directories Internal Organization BrancY
ater File NR025P (-RU-) National Reservations Master File, accessed by )25L00 logical view, by National Reservation ID ~
NRDBTRAN (CRU-) National Reservations Database Transactions Update Fil (Embedded Data/Constants:
'Until' used to provide a preformatted Callback Detail Notes phrase.
'/' used to as a date separator for date output into a Callback Detail :es text .
'ARMS OUST-' used to provide a preformatted RACBRIST File Sequence 001 :ord's comment text.
Process/shutdown codes:
'AT' 'SD' Format IDs:
'APPD01' 'ADJDO1' 'ADJD02' 'AUTD01' 'COMDO1' 'INSD01' 'RNTD01' 'RNTD02' 'RPRDO1' 'SURD01' 'RATDOI' Comments VEHICLE NEEDED ININlEDIATELY ' 'UNIT NEEDED AT OTHER#' 'UNIT NEEDED AT HOME#' 'UNIT NEEDED AT OFFICE#' 'INS CO WILL PAY
'/DY' used as a Branch Reservation Rate Quoted Comment for the quoted i,Iy rental rate.
'Non numeric data received in Transmission/Group Control ID' .
'LECOOATV1' is used as the JOB NAME. ._ 'ECOOATV1' used as the CALLING PROGRAM ID.
'ATB' as the input key used for receiving keyed data, queue entries.
Constants for formatting numeric fields to text:
'/DAY' '/MAX' '0123456789' all valid numeric characters to use for validation of al meric character data element fields.
'RATE + TAX' -' + TAX' 'RATE +SCHG' ' +SCHG' Confidential Page 81 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -The fo lowing OS 400 Overri a Printer i a commands are executed througt scution of the 'QCMDEXC' program to change the output queue names by insertion of Group/Branch ID (4 character) in the output queue name to cause the printing of open~rental contract/ticket or the executed Print a Branch Reservation to print associated rental location's office plain paper printer:
OVRPRTF.FILE(QPRINTP ) OUTQ(P P) FORMTYPE(PLAINPAPER) DLTOVR FILE(QPRINTP) The following OS/400 database file override commands are executed throu<
acution of the 'QCMDEXC' program to decrease the locked record/object wait times r update files from the object default of 1 minute to 5 seconds:
OVRDBF FILE(RACBRNUM) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACBRMST) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACBRWRT) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACINS) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACBRIST) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(ECSURCHG) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACMAST) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACCBCTL) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACCBDET) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACSMAST) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACCCK) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACCBK3) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(RACCBB3) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(NR025L00) WAITRCD(5) OVRDBF FILE(NRDBTRAN) WAITRCD(5) C~Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Convert this OPM RPG program to an ILE RPG program.
2.) Delete the 'ECOOATV1' program name and 'LECOOATV1' job name constan d specify/use the Program Status Data Structure's PROGRAM ID and JOB NAME data ements for these purposes.
3.) Move the "Authorized Until mm/dd/yy" and "By:
justerLastName*AdjusterF'irstName*" formatted text comment templates into an ternal ARMS Table File that contains the preformatted callback detail note tomated comments.
4.) Add a new executable program to check for an associated existing cord in the file RACPENDC (CRU-) "Open ECARS Rental Contracts/Tickets in progress being changed or closed control file" for checking if OK to process and if.
so, tput a record until the operation is complete, then delete the RACPENDC record th s written to clear way for other transactions. , ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.2 ~ded name: ECOOEXV1 .me: PGM Interface EC with Rental Extension/Termination of Authorization (ECOOEXV9 ~mment: c~Purpose:
To update the rental database with the authorized extension days or :rmination date received from the trading partner.
Operational Method:
Confidential Page 82 of 246 8/1 I/00 ARMS Process Report This program endlessly receives the 'EXB' keyed input data queue entrie om the input data queue (DQAM61V1) that program AM0061V1 generated as input to th ogram.
Once a shutdown data queue entry is received, then send this shutdown to queue entry to the DQANDST data queue and end this program.
For any non-shutdown data queue entry, read all of the associated ARMS
plication Interface Input Transaction file (AMAPP) records.
IF the any COMDO1 or SURD01 record formats were found, execute the Upda ectronic Messages program (ECMSGV1) with 3 input parameters, the APPD01 record rmat's Reservation ID (6 character), the data queue entry value (96 character), as a CALLING PROGRAM ID (10 character) to write the electronic messages to ECARS
ssage database.
IF while attempting to retrieve any existing records that are locked fo;
date, the transaction is deferred by sending the data queue entry to a secondary put data queue (DQAM6BV1) to be reedited by the AM0061V1 program for later ocessing and a deferral notice data queue entry is sent to the primary input data eue (DQAM61V1) to notify that program that a deferred transaction exists (both da eue entries sent with key = 'DIS').
IF the received transaction set's STATUS CODE is not "E"xtend nor "erminate, then reject the transaction set back to the trading partner's adjuster a "data domain error".
In all cases that an existing open rental contract is updated with an thorization extension or termination, the associated open contract file record's d its adjuster callback file record's direct billing authorization information is dated if the adjuster information is changed.
IF this transaction is an authorization termination (CREDO1:CRESTS='T') en update the callback's current EXTENSION DATE is replaced with this input '' ansaction's data set's customer request for extension detail (CREDO1) record rmat's non-zero TERMINATION DATE, regardless if the new value of the EXTENSION
DA' a Saturday or Sunday date. Likewise, a callback detail note record is generated indicate the replaced EXTENSION DATE with an " Rental Terminated On: mm/dd/yy"
a y: AdjusterLastName*AdjusterFirstName*" formatted text where the "mm/dd/yy" is th placed EXTENSION DATE and the Adjuster's name is derived from the data provided 3:
a Adjuster Detail (ADJDO1) record format. Update the number of authorized days in a Reservation record.
IF this is an.authorization extension (CRED01:CRESTS='T'), with DAYS TO
TEND is zero, then the current EXTENSION DATE remains. This will allow ARMS
ceding Partner Insurance. Company to send a termination request., (The second phase 11 allow ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company to receive "R~"'and send "EX"
ansactions.) Likewise, a callback detail note record is generated to indicate th me value EXTENSION DATE with an " Rental Terminated On: mm/dd/yy" and "By:
.justerLastName*AdjusterFirstName*" formatted text where the "mm/dd/yy" is the .rrent value of the callback's EXTENSION DATE and the Adjuster's name is derived om the data provided in the Adjuster Detail (ADJDO1) record format. Update the tuber of authorized days in the Reservation record.
IF this is an authorization non-zero extension, then the non-zero :TENSION DATE is recomputed by adding this input transaction's data set's customer quest for extension detail (CRED01) record format's DAYS TO EXTEND to the open :ntal contract's current EXTENSION DATE.
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ply, a callback detail note record is generated to indicate the recomputed EXTENST~
th an "Rental Extended Until: mm/dd/yy" and "By:
LjusterLastName*AdjusterFirstName*" formatted text where the "mm/dd/yy" is the imputed new extension date and the Adjuster's name is derived from the data provid . the Adjuster Detail (ADJD01) record format.
Update the number of authorized days in the Reservation record.
(Notes:
This program is submitted for execution by the ARMS Startup Jobs progra 'LL810) with no entry parameters.
(Files : ((,RUD) ~P (-R--) ARMS Application Interface Input Transaction 1e ECEXTCTL (CRU-) ECARS pending Extension Request Control File RACMAST (-RU-) Open Rental Contract/Ticket File RACCBDET (C---) Rental Callback Detail Notes File RACCBCOC (-R--) Rental Consolidated Callback Control File RACCBK3 (CRU-? Rental Consolidated Callback Control File CB007P00 (-RU-) Open Rental Contracts Callbacks Control File CB032P00 (-RU-) RMS Callback Contracts by Group/Branch/Ticket RACBRMST (-RU-) ECR Branch Reservations Master File c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'Rental Extended Until:' used to provide a preformatted Callback tail Notes phrase. , 'Rental Terminated On:' used to provide a preformatted Callback tail Notes phrase.
'Rental Extended 0 days' used to provide a preformatted Callback tail Notes phrase.
'DQAM61V1 'ECOOEXV1 'OVRDBF CB007P00 WAITRCD(*IMMED)' 'OVRDBF RACMAST WAITRCD(*IMMED)' ~O~BF RACMAST WAITRCD(*IMMED)' '/' used to as a date separator for date output into a Callback Detail tes text.
Logicals:
'N' '0' ,1, , .'.
Process/shutdown codes:
'EX' 'SD' Format IDs:
COmmentB
'APPD01' 'ADJDOl' 'CREDO1' 'COMDO1' Confidential Page 84 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 'LECOOEXV1' is used as the JOB NAME.
'ECOOEXV1' used as the CALLING PROGRAM ID.
'EXB' as the input key used for receiving keyed data queue entries.
'0123456789' as all valid numeric characters to use for validation of al ~eric character data element fields.
The following OS/400 Override Printer file commands are executed through :cution of the 'QCMDEXC' program to change the output queue names by insertion of Group/Branch ID (4 character) in the output queue name to cause the printing of open rental contract/ticket or the executed Print a Branch Reservation to print a associated rental location's office plain paper printer:
OVRPRTF FILE(QPRINTP ) OUTQ(P P) FORMTYPE(PLAINPAPER) DLTOVR FILE(QPRINTP) Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Delete the 'ECOOEXV1' program name and 'LECOOEXV1' job name constant t specify/use the Program Status Data Structure's PROGRAM ID and JOB NAME data :ments for these purposes.
2.) Change the program's use of the database files used for update -poses before opened for update via the following OS/400 database file override ~mands are executed through execution of the 'QCMDEXC' program. This would be to :rease the locked record/object wait times for update files from the object defaul 1 minute to 5 seconds.
3.) Add a new executable program to check for an associated existing :ord in the file RACPENDC (CRU-) "Open SCARS Rental Contracts/Tickets ix~
progres being changed or closed control file" for checking if OK to process and if so, :put a record until the operation is complete, then delete the RACPENDC record the > written to clear way for other transactions.
4.) Move the "Rental Extended Until:", "Rental Terminated On:",""Rental ~ended~0 days" and "By: AdjusterLastName*AdjusterFirstName*" formatted text commei nplates into an external ARMS Table File that contains the preformatted callback ;ail note automated comments.
5.) Prior to opening the user-controlled open files that are used to RED
CHAIN for UPDATE, execute an "Override Data Base File" command to change the cord-lock wait times from the default 60 seconds to 5 seconds as was done in the )OATV1 and ECOOCNV1 programs.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.3 ~ ' ' 3ed name: ECOOCNV1 ne: PGM Interface EC with Rental Cancellation / Denial of Authorization (ECOOCNV1 mnent : C~Purpose To update the rental database with the cancellation information receive.
om the trading partner to either cancel a previously ARMS-authorized open contrac 3/or open branch reservation, or, to deny billing responsibility in response to a quest for authorization on'a branch reservation or an open rental contract icket).
Operational Method:
Confidential Page 85 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report T s program en ess y receives the 'GNB' eye input ata queue entree om the input data queue (DQAM61V1) that program AM0061V1 generated as input to th ogram.
. Once a shutdown data queue entry is received, then send this shutdown to queue entry to the DQANDST data queue and end this program.
For any non-shutdown data queue entry, read all of the associated ARMS
plication Interface Input Transaction file (AMAPP) records.
IF there are no deferred transactions while processing, then execute th date Electronic Messages program (ECMSGV1) with 3 input parameters, the APPD01 cord format's Reservation ID (6 character), the data queue entry value (96 aracter), and the current CALLING PROGRAM ID (10 character) to write the electron stomer messages to SCARS message database.
IF while attempting to retrieve for update any existing file records th a locked for update, then the transaction is deferred by sending the data queue try with key = 'DIS' to a secondary input data queue (DQAM6BV1) and a deferral tice data queue entry with key = 'DIS' to a primary input data queue (DQAM61V1) t reedited by the AM0061V1 program for later processing.
IF the received transaction set's reservation is not found, the servation is closed, or closed ticket that had been opened using the ARMS-thorized reservation, then error the transaction and page ARMS On-call.
IF the received transaction set's reservation is closed, then execute t ternal/External Error Handling Program (AM0098) to Reject the transaction.
IF the received transaction set s retrieved unauthorized reservation ha en voided, discontinue any further processing of this transaction.
IF the received transaction set's retrieved rental contract has been ided, then the transaction is deferred by sending the data queue entry with key =
IS' to a secondary input data queue (DQAM6BV1) and a deferral notice data queue try with key = 'DIS' to a primary data queue (DQAM61V1) to be reedited by the 0061V1 program for later processing. AM0061V1 will then handle the Ticket record t being found appropriately. .
IF the received transactions set's retrieved reservation is authorized, en do the following:
..IF the received transaction set's reservation is found, is ARMS
thorized, and, a ticket is currently being opened using the reservation (BRTKT
=
9999), then defer this transaction as stated previously. ~ .._ ..IF the received transaction set's open ticket and/or reservation is und, is/are ARMS authorized, and available, then reset its direct billing .dication (leave the Bill-To ID and related information), load the RATE QUOTED
~MMENT with "ARMS Direct Bill Canceled By AdjusterLastName,AdjusterFirstName, and ear the ARMS authorization information from Branch Reservation File (RACBRMST) ar nom Ticket Master Files (RACMAST & RACSMAST) file records and its associated .llback Control and update. Create a Callback Control fox the Reservation if it ~es not exist. Generate a Callback Detail Note file record with the comment "ARM
rect Bill Canceled By AdjusterLastName,AdjusterFirstName" in NOTE #1, along with ~e associated adjuster's claim center internal CUSTOMER NAME from the Customer .ster File (CL1STMAST) as "At customername" in NOTE #2. Update or create the ~nsolidated callback control files. Callbacks for a reservation attached to an complete Ticket will be created or updated using the Reservation number.
Confidential Page 86 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ..IF t a receive transaction set's reservation is oun , is NOT ARMS
thorized, and is available for update (regardless if linked to open contract/tick~
not), then reset its (and its associated open rental contract/ticket) direct lling indication (leave the Bill-To ID and related information), load the servation's RATE QUOTED COMMENT with "ARMS Direct Bill Denied By justerLastName,AdjusterFirstName", in the Branch Reservation File (RACBRMST) and a Ticket Master File (RACMAST) file records and its associated open rental ntract/ticket file and update. Update the callback and the consolidated callback ntrol files, using the open rental contract/ticket identifier if it is completely en (has a non-zero CONTRACT DATE), else use the reservation's identifier.
Create llback Control for the Reservation if it does not exist. Generate a Callback tail Note file record with the comment "ARMS Direct Bill Denied By justerLastName,AdjusterFirstName" in NOTE #1, along with the associated adjuster':
aim center internal CUSTOMER NAME from the Customer Master File (CUSTMAST) as "At stomername" in NOTE #2.
C~Notes This program is submitted for execution by the ARMS Startup Jobs program GL810) with no entry parameters.
Files: (CRUD) AMAPP (_R__) RACBRMST (-RU-) CB007P00 (CRU-) RACCBDET (C---) RACMAST (-RU-) RACCBCOC (-R--) RACCBCTK (C-U-) ECR Callback Consolidation Skeleton File, by Group ID, Branch ID, Rental Contract/Document ID via the RACCB1 gical access path.
RACCBCBS (C-U-) ECR Callback Consolidation Skeleton File - Shop, by Group ID, Branch ID, Rental Contract/Document ID via the RACCB1 ~ical access path. . ..
CUSTMAST (-R--) RACSMAST (-RU-) EMSG (C---) c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'ARMS' 'ARMS Direct Bill Denied By' 'ARMS Direct Bill Canceled By' (Improvement Opportunities:
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.4 ded name: ECOOCMV1 me: PGM Interface EC with Customer Message (ECOOCMVi) mment: Purpose:
To update the rental database with any text messages received from the ading partner in the functional group type 'CM'.
Operational Method:
Confidential ' Page 87 of246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report .
This program endlessly receives t a 'CMB' keyed input data queue entree;
om the input data queue (DQAM61V1) that program AM0061V1 generated as input to th:
ogram.
Once a shutdown data queue entry is received, then send this shutdown to queue entry to the DQANDST data queue and end this program.
For any non-shutdown data queue entry, read all of the associated ARMS
plication Interface Input Transaction file (AMAPP) records.
IF any COMDOI~or SURDO1 record formats were found, execute the Update ectronic Messages program (ECMSGV1) with 3 input parameters the APPD01 record rmat's Reservation ID (6 character), the data queue entry value (96 character), a a CALLING PROGRAM ID (10 character) to write the electronic messages to ECARS
ssage database.
C~Notes This program is submitted for execution by the ARMS Startup Jobs program LL810) with no entry parameters.
Files: (CRUD) AMAPP (-R__) RACBRMST (-R--) RACMAST ~ (_R__) (Embedded Data/Constants:
'ECOOCMV1' used as the CALLING PROGRAM ID.
'CMB' as the input key used for receiving keyed data queue entries.
C~Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Convert this OPM RPG program to an ILE RPG program.
2.) Delete the 'ECOOCMV1' program constant and specify/use the Program atus Data Structure's PROGRAM ID data element for this purpose.
. H ) ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.6 ded name: AM2090V1 me: PGM Retrieve ARMS Data (AM2090V1) mment : C~Purpose : . .._ To retrieve specified information from the ARMS.database.
c~Operational Method:
This program is executed using a single 256-byte data structure paramet r both input and output (see Notes for a detailed description).
- Determine which type of information is being requested using the pass put parameter identification code.
-- Passed input parameter's data element for Data Structure ID Code.
ecifies the associated information retrieval processing description:
Confidential Page 88 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report .
'B1' - Retrieves AMXBCO ile recor tra ng partner's branch c aims fice ,(BCO) information by the passed ENTERPRISE CUSTOMER ID
'B2' - Retrieves AMCLSTBL file ARMS Vehicle Class Description and Rate de Table information by the passed ECARS VEHICLE CLASS CODE
'B3' - Retrieves AMXREF Rental Transaction Cross-Reference,~AMXBCOL1 arch Claims Office*, and ARMSPR1 Trading Partner attributes information by the ssed ENTERPRISE CUSTOMER ID, RENTAL LOCATION ID and RESERVATION//TICKET ID
'B4' - Retrieves AMXREF, AMXBCOL1*, ARMSPR1, along with the Rental Syst plication Specific** (ARMSPR5 or ARMSPR6) information by the passed RENTAL
LOCATI
and RESERVATION//TICKET ID
'B5' - Retrieves AMXREF, ARMSPR1, along with the Rental System plication Specific** (ARMSPR5 or ARMSPR6) information by the passed RENTAL
LOCATI
and RESERVATION//TICKET ID
'B6' - Retrieves AMXREF, ARMSPR1 information by the passed RENTAL
CATION ID and RESERVATION//TICKET ID
'B7' - Retrieves AMXBCOL1, ARMSPR1 file information by the passed TERPRISE CUSTOMER ID
'B8' - Retrieves ARMSPR1 file record information by the passed ENTERPRI
STOMER ID
'B9' - Retrieves AMXREF file record information by the passed RENTAL
CATION ID and RESERVATION//TICKET ID
(*Note: Branch Claims Office information is retrieved only when the trieved Rental Transaction Cross-Reference indicates that it is not currently thorized or the Identificaiton Code is 'B4'. This condition was needed since ading Partner Profile ID was stored in two places. Undesirable results occurred for to this condition.) (**Note: Rental Application System Profiles consists of two files: One r ECARS used by ERAC branches for the rental administration of their group's hicles; and one for Claims Connection used by the National Reservations Call Cent aff for-~the administration of third-party non-ERAC vehicle rentals. The Source f the Rental Transaction Cross-Reference ('B' = Branch ECARS; 'C' = Claims nnection) determines which file the information is retrieved.
- IF the passed Identification Code does not match those accepted by th ogram, generate a program exception error and return an unsuccessful Completion atus Code ('D') to the calling program. ___ - IF the requested information records) are successfully retrieved, turn the values from those files) records) along with a~suc~essful Completion atus Code ('A') to the calling program.
IF any record was not found, return blank values) from the specific 1e record along with a successful Completion Status Code ('A') to the calling ogram.
- IF a database error occurred, then generate a program exception error d return an unsuccessful Completion Status Code ('D') to the calling program.
- When the passed Identification Code is 'B4', determine if the trading rtner's branch claims office is currently active for electronic billing.
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C~Notes This program is currently executed with a single 256 character string ~ut/output parameter that is further redefined using the empty ANDSB#V1 file as ai vernal data structure. The external definition contains two important input aids. The first is the Data Structure Tdentification Code, which is always a two aition alpha field in the first two positions of the data structure. ~ The second nediately follows the first and is a one position Program Return Code. A value of ' returned in this position to the calling program indicates the processing requef a completed successfully. The total maximum length is 256 positions, and the unus<
ice has been defined as a "filler" (future expansion) field.
The data structure data elements descriptions are:
Input 2 character ~ ARMS Identification Code Output 1 character Program Return Code Input 7 character Enterprise Customer ID

Input 10 character Rental Location ID

Tnput 6 character Reservation ID

Input 6 character Ticket ID

Input 2 character SCARS Vehicle Class Code Input 8,0 numeric Transaction Date (in CCYYMMDD

rmat ) Input 10 character Calling Program ID

Output 20 character Vendor Transaction ID

Output 20 character Customer Transaction ID

Output 5 character ARMS Profile ID

Output 1 character ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Eerence File rd StatusCode Reco Output 1 character Machine ID

Output 1 character Source ID - Branch Reservations /

aims Connection Output 10 character Branch Claims Office - AMXBCO
Output 14 character Enterprise Car Class Code Output 20 character ARMS Car Class Description w w Output 10 character ~ Billing Program Output 1 character Generate Extensions from Rental -... Output 1 character Generate Batch Extensions from ntal - P1FG11 quest - P1YN22 YNBL
No Slide - P1 Output 1 character Electronic Bill(Y/N)- P1YN12 Output 1 character Generate Policy Max Note P1YN17 Output 1 character View Ticket/Reservation 1 Day Ear Output 1 character Only Days Needed For New Cal.J~back Output 1 character Electronic Messaging - P1FG24 Output 1 character Allow Cust Tran'Id on Fax Documen Output 1 character Allow Underaged Driver - P1YN26 Output 1 character Send ELCD01 Format on RA - P1YN27 Output 1 character Generate Electronic & Paper Bills Output 1 character Insurance Pays Underage Surcharge Output 1 character Weekend Slide Y=Sat/Sun M=Sun Onl Output 1 character R=RA I=IN B=Both N=No Output 1 character How to Populate RATD01?
Output 1 character ARMS Special Condition Output 1 character Send Adjuster Name on RA Y/N
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Output 1 c racter Centralized A duster Phone Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character Expansion Flag Field Output 1 character RC Cancel Assignment Surchage ndling Output 73 character Filler (Future Expansion) NOTE: New functions desired by this program have to be closely ~rdinated with the rental company application (SCARS or Claims Connection) questing the new function desired in this program. All objects involved with the ~a function must be moved into production at the same time.
IF this program is executing on a development platform, terminate the gram when returning to the calling program for deallocation of resources among ny testers within an ARMS testing environment.
The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices, payments and m:i.ttances (processed here) to be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management ading Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as nnessee Valley Authority (an Enterprise Fleet Services customer). Therefore, ARM;
11 receive a data queue entry to generate an electronic invoice (and create an sociated ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Reference (AMXREF) file record) when the ading partner never sent to ERAC (via ARMS) any initial rental authorization.
C~Files: (CRUD) AMXBCO (-R--) ARMS Branch Claims Office Cross-reference File, ing access path AMXBCOL1 by Enterprise Customer ID.
AMXREF (-R--) ARMS Cross-reference File, accessed by Vendor ansaction ID
cessed:.by Rental Location ID, Ticket ID
cessed by Rental Location ID, Reservation ID
ARMSPR1 (-R--) ARMS Profile File - Application Specific Flags ARMSPR5 (-R--) ARMS Profile File - SCARS Application Specific to ags ARMSPR6 (-R--) ARMS Profile File - CLAIMS Application Specific AMCLSTBL (-R--) ARMS Vehicle Class/Rate code file c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'AM2090V1' as the PROGRAM ID
'B1' through 'B9' are the ARMS Identification Code for the type of formation retrieval requested.
Improvement Opportunities 1.) Convert from OPM RPG program to ILE RPG service program.
2.) Delete the 'AM2090V1' constant and use the Program Status Data ructure's left-adjusted PROGRAM ID value for the same purposes.
Confidential Page 91 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 3.) Replace the execution of the current ARMS Handle Internal Error 'AM0097V1') program with the execution of the newer ARMS Handle Internal/External ~ror ('AM0098') program.
..~ocess Lerarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.8 ~ded name: MILMATH
une: PGM Manipulate Ambiguous Dates (MILMATH) ~mment : C~Purpose To compare, add or subtract any passed input dates parameter field dues. This program handles everything that the 'CCDATE' program does, with new :andards, plus a module/program to handle addition/subtraction and comparison of nbigous dates in different formats.
c~l0perational Method:
This program accomplishes the same. thing as any of the RPG operation >des it replaces (ADD, SUBTRACT, etc., see FUNCTIONS) except that it makes century art of the equation. Basically, any dates calculated through MILMATH are expanded ~ include Century first and the fields in the program remain unchanged.
Century i tiermined for all Standard Dates by comparing the year portion to 40. Century is tiermined for all Date Of Birth Dates by assuming no Birth dates can be in the iture and no one is older than 100.
FUNCTIONS:
ADDITION: Of numbers representing dates to numbers representing dates id of numbers to numbers representing dates.
SUBTRACTION: Same as Addition only MILMATH also will handle ibtracting a number representing Date Of Birth from a number representing a stands ate.
COMPARISON: .Between numbers representing dates. Using COMP opcode.
EXPANSION: Of numbers representing dates with YY~to YYYY.
Is currently executed with the following parameters:
Action: Input 1 Character - flag fox the type of operation that :LMATH is to perform. (see FUNCTIONS.) (YY is YYMM or YYMMDD
:pending on Length 2,4 or 6.) . . .
(A) = YY + # of Years (B) = YY + YY
(C) = YY COMPARE to YY
(I) = YY Expand to YYYY
(S) = YY SUBTRACT # of Years (T) = YY SUBTRACT YY
(U) = YY SUBTRACT Date Of Birth Length: Input 2,0 Numeric - This parameter describes the lenc data being sent in DATE1 and DATE2 scribed below.
(2) = YY format- 2 digits.
~~d~l~~ Page 92 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report 4 = YYrM~i ormat- 4 Bits.
(6) = YYMMDD format- 6 digits.
Datel: I/O 8,0 Numeric - This parm receives factor 1 of a lculation to be done and sends it back with ntury added.
Sent: Returned:
YY CCYY
YYMM CCYYMM
YYMNmD CCYYMMDD
Date2: I/O 8,0 Numeric - This parm receives factor 2 of a lculation to be done and sends it back with ntury added.
Sent: Returned:
YY CCYY
YYMM CCYYMM
YYMMDD CCYYMMDD
Result: Output 8,0 Numeric - parm returnstheresult of This th lculation if applicable.

HI Indic: Output 1 Character - parm returnstheHI indicator This sult of all applicable calculations.

LO Indic: Output 1 Character - parm retuxnstheLO indicator This sult of all applicable calculations.

EQ Indic: Output 1 Character - parznreturnstheEQ indicator This sult of all applicable calculations.

C~Embedded Data/Constants:
Ir Possible valid ACTION CODE values:
'A' = Add Number of Years 'B' = Add Years ,", 'C' = Compare Years 'I' = IF Compared Years 'S' = Subtract Number of Years 'T' - Subtract Year from Year 'U' = Subract Date Of Birth Year from Current Year to compute age C~Improvement Opportunities:
Convert the programs that execute this program to ILE RPG and do all da nipulation by converting the values to the same format Date data types and rforming like data type operations on the dates.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1,1.1.1.5.1.9 ded name: CCRAXZ
me: PGM Retrieve GPBR Tax Detail / Cvt Sys Time to Br Time (CCRAXZ) mment: Purpose:
To retrieve a rental branch tax accounting information and convert the stem time and date (currently United States Central Time Zone for all computer Confidential Page 93 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report atforms to t a rents branches oca time an to by using t a TIME ZONE
JUSTMENT field value (that is +n or -n hours from the Central Time Zone time).
Operational Method:
This program is only executed when called by another program using two rameter fields: Group/Branch Tax Data for 215 characters, and Time Zone Conversi to for 41 characters.
The Time Zone Conversion Data 41 characters are further redefined as:
1 alpha Input Action Code (possible values: A B
G R T) 4 alpha Input Group/Branch ID

6 alpha Input Time (hhmmss - where "ss" is optional) 8 alpha Input Date (mmddccyy) 1 alpha Input Time Format Flag (possible values:
M -litary/23-hour or S -Standard/12-hour with AM/PM) 6 alpha Branch Military Time (hhmmss) 6 alpha Branch Standard Time (hhmmP.M) 6 alpha Branch Modified Date (mmddyy) 2 alpha Century (cc) 1 alpha Program Return/Error Code (possible values:
B G

blank) Input Action Code dictates what this program is to return to the callin ogram. The codes are listed as follows:

A = Sent Group ID and Branch ID. Retrieve associated Group/Branch Ta 1e information and convert/adjust passed time/date according to time flag.

B = Sent Group ID and Branch ID. Only check if that Group/Branch ID

lue exists in Group/Branch Tax file. If not, load ~B~ to the PROGRAM RETURN/ERRO

DE parameter subfield.

G = Sent Group ID only. Check if that Group ID value exists in .,~

oup/Branch Tax file. load ~G~ to the PROGRAM RETURN/ERROR CODE
If not, parameter bfield.

R = Sent Gro~zp/Branch ID. Retrieve associated Group/Branch Tax file cord s information. Do not convert/adjust time/date. If nc~t, load ~R~ to the OGRAM RETURN/ERROR CODE parameter subfield.
T = Time conversion only. (Not used by any program currently calling RAXZ.) Based on the outcome of the input codes and the data provided to the ogram, one of the following return codes will be generated:
(blank) = No error B = Group/Branch ID record not found in the ECARS Group/Branci~
x File.
G = Group ID not found.
R = Group/Branch ID record not found for Group/Branch Tax file .cord information retrieval request. T = Standard Input time invali cannot be interpreted because none of the characters "AaPp" (for AM/PM or am/pm) 'e in the passed TIME field s position 5. Impossible since this program does not .it for time errors. It assumes time sent for conversion is correct.
Confidential Page 94 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Retrieves the assoca.ate GPBRTZ Group Branch Time Zone A ~ustment file :ord that indicates the time zone difference (in hours and fractions of hours) frc Lted States Central time.
Program CCRAXZ will expect the following implied questions from the lling programs:
"What is the branch time/date equivalent to the system time/date?"
"What are the individual government charge computation requirements this branch?"
No editing occurs in this program - otherwise calling program is 3ponsible for validity of input data.
A record for the branch code must exist in the BC026P file. The value c a time zone adjustment field TZADJ must be -5 to less than 19.
C~Files: (CRDD) (---- signifies the file usage is only as an external ~a structure. ) - BC026P00 (-R--) - GPBRTZ (-R--) - DTPARM (-___) Constant / Embedded Data:
AaPp - CHK array to check for a valid AM(am)/PM(pm) indication, value.
Improvement Opportunity: If the internal data structures were defined :ernally, then any changes to the structure would be prone to less errors and onl;
recompile of all programs that utilized them would need to be performed to clement the change. (NOTE: The data structure to copy into each program is in ~IB/QDOCSRC/CCRAXZ. However, some comments are out of date because they are no tiger valid. This includes the specifications in the ARMS NEPs that check if the )GRAM RETDRN/ERROR CODE = "A", but no code in the CCRAXZ program will load this Lue to that parameter subfield.) There are several problems with the "time zone adjustment" field,., ..
)26P:TZADJ. While these pose no problem under the current range of time zones rered by existing branches, there are basic conceptual errors which show up when data is applied on a global basis. The first problem is the existing range, -1;
+12, specified for the field. This is a set of 25 values to be applied to 24 tir ies; taking St Louis/Central time adjustment as 0, the -12 arid +12 values overlap the (global) 18th zone. Because the above set of values does not take into count the International Date Line, its use returns date errors. For systems whicl s Central Standard (global time zone 6) as the system time, the correct value is offset from St Louis time; -5 to less than 19. However, the UK machine uses ~enwich as its system time (global time zone 12). In this case values from -_12 t<
ss than +12 are correct: The meaning of the field and its values needs to be givea single definition. This has been accommodated by the two fields in the newer 3RTZ file. . .
GPBRTZ File Description: This file holds the time zone information for ~h Enterprise Rental group/branch. Time Zone information includes:
a.) Time zone offset from the International Date Line (was Greenwich Me.
ne - GMT or iJTC - Universal Coordinated Time) used to determine in which time zom branch exists. (e. g., Eastern, Central, Hawaii).
b.j Time zone adjustment with respect to the Central Time used by the T
lock programs and to print time on the tickets.
c.) Day Light Savings Observe indicator to indicate if branch observes ylight Savings time period (from first Sunday in April through last Sunday in tober.) Confidential Page 95 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report , C~Notes Programs ECOOATVl, ECOOCNVl, ECOOEXVi, ECMSGVl, AM2051V1 and module Z004A use this program to adjust the St. Louis (System) time value to the local oup/branch's time for the transaction data set being processed. ECOOATV1 also usE
is program during a different execution to retrieve the Sales Tax/Surcharge Accow value to use for the decision of which formatted text should be used. in the Bran servation file record's MAXIMUM AMOUNT text field.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.10 ded name: ECMSGV1 me: PGM Update Electronic Message (ECMSGV1) mment: (Purpose:
To update ECARS Electronic Message database files With the received ssages from the trading partner.
c~Operational Method:
This program is called from ECARS NEP's that run in the ARMS system that ocess COMDO1 or CBI~01 formats. It uses the transaction's passed key value ceived from the DQAM61VI input data queue to access AMAPP file data and load the PD01, ADJD01, COMD01, CBI~01 and SURD01 proprietary EDI record formats' data into a appropriate external data structures used within this program. This information then used to update an existing or write a new ECARS Message Control File (RACMS~
cord and write corresponding new Message Detail (RACMSD) file records. No data i;
turned to the calling program.
C~Notes This program is executed with the following 3 input parameters:
6 character Reservation ID
96 character AMAPP Application interface Input Transaction File key character Calling Program ID
This program does not Set On *INLR so that it can be reexecuted without performing the program retrieval, memory loading/addressing and program itialization.
C~Files: (CRUD) AMAPP ~ (-R--) Distributed APPLICATION INTERFACE input ansactions file RACBRMST (-R--) Branch Reservations Master.File ' RACMAST (-R--) ECARS Open Rental Contracts/Tickets Master File RACCBCOC (-R--) ECARS Rental Callbacks Consolidation Control File RACMSC (CRU-) Electronic Message Control File RACMSD (C---) Electronic Message Detail File Embedded Data/Constants:
Actual Constants:
' - Sent by' 'Sent by' 'Surcharge Authorized: ' '/Day Confidential Page 96 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report , ' Rental ' ' Percent ' Embedded Data:
'ECOOCMV1' 'ECOOATVl' 'AT' (Authorization Maintenance proprietary EDI transaction group type 3e) 'T' (Authorization Transfer proprietary EDI tranaction set type code;
'APPD01' (Internal ARMS routing header proprietary EDI record format) 'ADJD01' (Adjuster Detail proprietary EDI record format) 'CBKD01' (Callback Detail proprietary EDI record format) 'COMD01' (Comment proprietary EDI record format) 'SURD01' (Surcharge Approved for Direct Billing proprietary EDI record rmat) 'R' (Rental Document ID Reservation Type Prefix) 'D' (Rental Document ID Rental Contract/Ticket Type Prefix) '*' (LastName*FirstName* delimiter) 'ARMS' (Record Created By Employee) 'D' (Per Rental-Daily Amount Surcharge) 'L' (Per Rental-Lump Amount Surcharge) 'P' (Per Rental-Percentage Surcharge) '+' (Surcharge Amount Positive Sign) '-' (Surcharge Amount Negative Sign) '05' (Government Surcharge Type Code) 'I' 'E' 'Y' (Yes) 'N' (No) 'T' 'A' 'M' ('CCRAXZ' program execution input parameter for Action Code) c~Improvement Opportunities:
Convert this OPM RPG program to an ILE RPG service program comprised of E RPG modules.
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.1.11 3ed name: CCRS10 ne: PGM Print Reservation Detail (CCRS10) nment: (Purpose: ' To notify and alert the rental branch that a rental~authorization has en received from the rental management trading partner. Furthermore, display ecific information about the reservation: Renter's name; address; phone number;
surance replacement information and any special requests(Vechile-Van, requires ckup date/time).
C~Operational Method - Retrieve branch reservation detail record - IF reservation was created thru ARMS
Print fields and headings. Calculate renter pay percent - Convert flag fields to constants(pickup status, loss type) - Build sucrcharge print lines Confidential Page 97 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - Retrieve last 10 messages ONLY
- Override the printer file to the Group/Branch output queue. Change :mtype to PLAINPAPER
(Files: (CRUD) ~cess RACBRMST (-R--) RACPAYOP (-R--) LIFEM#1 (-R--) ECSURCHG (-R--) RACMSG1 ' (-R--) ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.2 ied name ne: AUT Interface with Claims Connection (AT/CN/EX) mnent: Definition: The automatic process by which the Claims Connection ' .abase files are updated as a result of a request sent by the Rental Management ding Partner (AT, CN, EX,). . .
xess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.2.1 ied name: CCOOATV1 ne: PGM Interface CC with Rental Authorization (CCOOATV1) nment: QPurpose:
To update the claims connection database with any authorization Formation received from the trading partner.
eOperational Method:
rc'.
- Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM61V1 data queue entry with a key o:
", - IF the recei!cre data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that xuest to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send program a.t has ended.
cket, - IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Open programs files, if not previouly opened.
- Read the transaction data set records from AMAPP and and populate the associcated record format. _ - IF authorization is a change request and there's no ticket updat the reservation.
- IF authorization is a change request and.there~is a ticket, upda the ticket. Communicate this change to~ARMS by forwarding a data queue entry to DQAM60V1.
- IF authorization is an add or transfer request and there's no ticket, create the reservation. Communicate this change to ARMS by forwarding a data queue entry to DQAM60V1.
- IF authorization is an add or transfer request and there is a create the ticket. ***Can't happen.
ENDIF
~Impovement Opportunity:
Confidential Page 98 of 246 8/1 I/00 ARMS Process Report - Use program status data structure to retrieve program name.
Files (CRUD) ZLIFM#1 (-R--) CCEMP (-R--) CUSTMAST (-R--) DROFLF1 (-R--) CCEXTCTL (C---) CCEXTDTL (C---) AMAFP (C__-) CCINST (C---) CCSURDTL (CR-D) CCRES (CRU-) CCNUM (-RU-) CCMASTER (CRU-) GNotes:
- This programs only runs on the Central machine.
- The requests) sent by the Rental Management Trading Partner can eit ~e an authorization adds(AT-Add) or authorization changes (AT-Chg). There are thz :ypes of authorization adds: 1) An unsolicited authorization. 2) Authorization ~ prior vendor authorization request. 3) Authorization for an open ticket (Vendor >ver-ride) - Presently there is a business limitation where you can not authorize :xisting open ticket.
?rocess iierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.2.2 :oded name: CCOOEXV1 Tame: PGM Interface CC with Rental Extension/Termination of Authorization (CCOOEX' :omment: C~Purpose:
To update the claims connection database with any rental extension Lnformation received from the trading partner in the function group type 'EX'.
c~Operational Method - Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM61V1 data queue entry with a key 'EXC'.
- Open programs files, if not previouly opened.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that request~to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send program it has ended.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Read the transaction data set records from AMAPP and and populate the associcated record format.
- Retrieve ARMS trading partner profile information through the use of ARMS data retrieval program(AM2090V1) - IF extension is an extension request THEN
- Calculate new extension date.
- Generate associated text message for the history file.
- Re-calculate bill-to and bill-from dates.
ENDIF
- IF extension is a termination request THEN
Confidential Page 99 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report - Va ic~ate termi.nat on to receive - Generate associated text message for the history file ENDIF
ENDIF
C~Files CCEXTCTL (CRU-) CCEXTDTL (C---) CCMASTER (-RU-) AMAPP (_R_-) REQSTCTL (CRU-) C~Improvement Opportunity - Use program status data structure to retrieve program name.
C~Constants CONST('Rental Extended Until:') CONST('Rental Terminated On:') CONST('OVRDBF FILE(CCMASTER) WAITRCD(*IMMED)') CONST('DLTOVR FILE(CCMASTER)') CONST('OVRDBF FILE(CCEXTCTL) WAITRCD(*IMMED)') CONST('DLTOVR FILE(CCEXTCTL)') CONST('OVRDBF FTLE(CCEXTDTL) WAITRCD(*IMMED)') CONST('DLTOVR FILE(CCEXTDTL)') C~Notes - This program only runs on the centralized finicial system(Central).
- The requests) sent by the Rental Management Trading Partner can either be an extension or termination.
process tierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.2.3 '.oded name: CCOOCNV1 ' fame: PGM Interface CC with Rental Cancellation of Authorization (CCOOCNV1) ',omment: (Purpose:
To process cancelation requests received from the trading partner in t :unctional group type 'CN'.
Operational Method - Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM61V1 data queue~'entry with a key CNC'.
- Open programs files, if not previouly opened.
IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, close progran :files and send that request to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send >rogram it has ended.
-.IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Read the transaction data set records from AMAPP and and populate the associcated record format.
- IF record not available THEN
Confidential Page 100 of 246 8h 1/00 ARMS Process Report - send transaction request ac to DQAM61V1.
ELSE
- Delete reservation record from file(CCRES).
- Generate associated text message for the history file.
ENDIF
ENDIF
C~Improvement Opportunity:
- Use program status data structure to retrieve program name ~Constants/Embedded Data FILE( ) WAITRCD(*IMMED) C~Files AMAPP (-R-_) CCINST (CR--) CCRES (-R-D) CCDIRBIL (-R-D) ~cess =rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.5.2.43 ied name: VFYOBJ
ne: PGM Verify Objects Existence (VFYOBJ) nment: QPurpose:
To determine if the specified object exists on the host platform.
QOperational Method:
- Check for the objects existence, return a code of ~1~ when object not xnd . . .
@Notes:
.- - This program'is used by programs written in languages other than the i take advantage of the CHKOBJ CL command.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6 _._ 3ed name ne: AUT Generate Vendor Authorization Maintenance Request (AC/~tA/RC/RE/RN/TR/VM) iunent: Definition: The automatic process of dispatching d~.ta queue entries fo propriate programs to generate the required record formats(data set) to be sent t.
ttental Management Trading Partner in response to an action by the Rental System o response to some communication received from the Rental Management Trading rtner. (This includes ECARS and Claims Connection) ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1 ded name:
me: AI1T Generate Claims Connection Authorization Maintenance Request C/RA/RC/RE/RN/TR) Confidential Page 101 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report mment: ~De moon: T a automatic process o ispatc mg ata queue entries fo propriate programs to generate the required record formats(data set) to be sent t Rental Management Trading Partner in response to an action by the Rental System o response to some communication received from the Rental Management Trading rtner.
j ~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1.1 ded name: CCOOTRV1 me: PGM Generate CC Transfer Request (CCOOTRV1) mment: C~Purpose:
To generate authorized reservation transfer (functional group type AT-ansfer) group type transaction data sets for sending to another Rental applicatio:
stem in response to a Claims Connection Rental System user requesting a transfer authorized reservation to an Enterprise Rent-A-Car rental group's rental nctional site/branch.
(Operational Method:
- Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of 'TRC
or Claims Connection) in infinite wait mode.
- If the received data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that dat eue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program that this egram's shutdown has been completed and end the program.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request, then from a data queue entry's Rental Location's Group ID and the Reservation ID passed, trieve record from the CORES rental reservation file.
- Populate the associated record formats' fields as follows:
- Load the retrieved reservation's Transferred To Location Group/Brand to the COMD01 Comment Format's Comment Text with the COMTX data structure eformatted comment text immediately after the word "to". .
- Populate the.ADJD01 data structure with the reservation's Bill-To tention~Name, Phone and Extension, the Bill-To Street Address, City, State and stal Code.
- If adjustor name or phone/extension fields of the ADJD01 record forma a blank or zeroes, then retrieve the reservation's associated instructions file cords for sequence 001 and extract and load this adjustor information from that struction text Line.
- Load every..non-blank reservation's associated CCINST Instruction fil cord's Instruction text field value to a COMDO1 comment record format's comment eld.
- Load the RNTD01 Renter Detail and AUTD01 Authorization Detail record rmats' fields with the associated fields' values of the retrieved CORES file cord.
- If the retrieved CORES file record's Repair Shop Name is not blank, en load that field value and its associated contact name and telephone number to a RPRD01 Repair Detail record format.
- Load the retrieved CORES file record's Renter's Car (Vehicle being placed) Year (of Manufacture) and associated Make/Model and Date of Loss field lues to their associated fields in the RNTD02 Renter Detail #2 record format.
- Load the retrieved CORES file record's Work Phone, Home Phone and cial Security Number field values to their associated fields in the RNTD02 Renter tail #2 record format's fields.
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- I t s trans er is NOT going to C aims Connection, transfer each sociated electronic message detail file records field value to their associated KDO1 record format's fields.
- If attempt to retrieve the associated CCEXTCTL Callback Control file cord is successful and its record type is "R" (Reservation), transfer each of its llback Type Codes and their associated Status Code field values to their associate KC01 Callback Control record format's fields. Likewise, if such a callback contrc rmat was loaded, then for every associated CCEXTDTL Callback Detail file record trieved, transfer its Note #1 and Note #2 field values, along with the note's type iginal creation date, time, Employee ID and Program ID, to their associated CBKDi llback Detail record format's fields.
- Delete all associated CCSURDTL Surcharge Detail file records.
- Delete all associated CCEXTDTL Callback Detail file records.
- Delete the associated CCEXTCTL Callback Control file record.
- Write all of the non-blank record formats of the authorized reservatic ansfer (AT-Transfer) group type transaction data set to ANDIST transaction data sc tput file for sending from the distributed rental application system host platfon the ARMS centralized host computer system platform.
- Sends the written authorized reservation transfer (AT-Transfer) group pe transaction data set record formats' key value to the ANDIST output file's sociated DQANDST data queue.
- Sends the received input data queue entry back to the DQAM60V1 Dispatc to queue with the key value of 'DIS' as a feedback method to the AM0060V1 dispatcl gram to indicate that the dispatch task has been completed.
CFiles: (CRUD) [ThThen is shown as (----), this is used as externally-defined data structure.]
- ARMSDATA (----) - ARMSKEY (____) - DQAM60V1 (----) - APPD01V1 (----) - ADJDO1V1 (----) - AUTDO1V1 (----) - COMDO1V1 ' (----) - INSD01V1 (----) - RNTDO1V1 (----) - RNTD02V1 (----) - RPRD01V1 (----) - cBxcolvl (----) - CBKD01V1 (----) - $#EMACH ~ (____) ._ - CCINST (-R--) - CORES (_R__) , . .

- CCSURDTL (-R-D) - CCEXTCTL (-R-D) - CCEXTDTL (-R-D) - ANDIST (C___) Embedded Constant:
COMTX 'ARMS reservation transferred from Claims Connection to Notes:
c:ontidentiai Page 103 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - T s program does not use t a INSD01 format, but the ECOOTRVI program es.
- This program is only executed as an ARMS never-ending batch program i!
a ARMS subsystem only on the distributed host computer system platform where Clam nnection Rental System application database resides. This program is currently bmitted by the ARMS Start-Up Job (CLL810) when executed on the system known as ENTRAL" host computer system platform. This never-ending batch program ends rurally when a shutdown data queue entry is received as input.
~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1.2 3ed name: CCOORNV1 ne: PGM Generate CC Rental Notification (CCOORNV1) ~unent: Purpose: To generate an opening or closing rental notification, nctional group type 'RN' transaction data~sets for sending to the Trading Partner st application system in response to a renter starting or ending the rental ntract with a third-party rental vendor other than Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
c~Operational Method:
- Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of 'RNC
infinite wait mode.
- If the received data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that date aue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program that this gram's shutdown has been completed and end the program.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an Lion code of '3', then retrieve the record from the CCMASTER open rental ztract/ticket file and populate the associated record formats' fields, leaving the i Date and End Time fields initialized to zeroes.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an Lion code of '4', then retrieve the record from the CCCLSC closed rental ztract/ticket file and populate the associated record formats' fields, leaving thi ~.rt Date and Start Time fields initialized to zeroes.
- Load the OFFDO1V1 format with the passed data queue entry's ztract/ticket ID and its location, along with the retrieved shipping name, street 3ress; city, state, postal code and toll-free telephone number for the Claims anection office.
- Write Rental Notification (RN) group type transacta.on data set record;
transaction data set output file for sending from the distributed rental ~lication system host platform to the ARMS centralized host computer system ~tform.
- Sends the written Rental Notification group type transaction set reco:
rmats' key value to the ANDIST output file's associated DQANDST data queue.
- Sends the received input data queue entry back to the DQAM60V1 Dispat~
~a queue with the key value of 'DIS' as a feedback method to the AM0060V1 dispatcl gram to indicate that the dispatch task has been completed.
Files:
Page 104 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - OFFDRB -R--- CCMASTER (-R--) - CCCLSC (-R--) - ANDIST (CRU-) t~Embedded Constant:
~7680~ is the sole Group/Branch ID key value used to access its -eet/city/state address from the Branch Office Directory file (OFFDRB) at the dinning of the program.
8002277800 as the overridding telephone number loaded into all ~01:ELCPHN fields.
~cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1.3 ied name: CCOORCV1 ne: PGM Generate CC Request for Authorization Cancellation (CCOORCV1) nment: Purpose:
To generate a requests for authorization cancellation, functional group oe ~RC~, transaction data sets for sending to the Trading Partner host application item.
C~Operational Method:
- Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of ~RCC
infinite wait mode.
- If the received data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that dat<
sue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program'that this ~gram~s shutdown has been completed and end the program.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an :ion code of ~6~, then load the APPDO1V1 record format s Add/Change/Transfer Code :h "P", else load it with a blank. (Unsure this is currently needed since AM0046~
,s not reference any actions base on APPCDE with a "P" or blank value.) - Write request for authorization cancellation (RC)~ group type ~nsaction data set records to transaction data set output file for sending from tl atributed rental application system host platform to the ARMS centralized host muter system platform.
- Sends the written request for authorization cancellation (RC) group ~e transaction set record formats key value to the ANDIST output file s associate ~NDST data queue. , - Sends the received input data queue entry back to.the DQAM60V1 Dispat ~a queue with the key value of ~DIS~ as a feedback method to the AM0060V1 dispatc:
gram to indicate that the dispatched task has been completed.
Notes: This program is only executed as an ARMS never-ending batch gram in the ARMS subsystem only on the host computer system platform where Clan :~nection Rental System application database resides. Tha.s program is submitted b ARMS Start-Up Job (CLL810) when executed on the "CENTRAL" host computer platfor is never-ending batch program ends normally when a shutdown data queue entry is ~eived as input.
Files:
Confidential Page 105 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - ANDIST (C---) Improvement Opportunity:
There is no real difference in this program and the CCOORCV1 program.
th a minor change in the retrieved data queue entry key value's third°position (":
"C") and the loading of the APPSRC field with that same value, there is no fferences between these programs.
ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1.4 ded name: CCOOREV1 me: PGM Generate CC Request for Authorization Extension (CCOOREV1) mment : C~Purpose To generate rental extension request, functional group type, 'RE' ansaction data set for sending to the Trading Partner.
COperational Method - Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with a key o EC'.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, close program les and send that request to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send ogram it has ended.
IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Retrieve the necessary data base records - IF extenstion request criteria met THEN
- Build the record formats, write the record to the distribution transactiori file (ANDIST).
- Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to .Centralized data queue (DQANDST).
ENDIF
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue (DQAM60V1) with a key of 'DIS' to finish the request.
ENDIF
C~Files CCEXTCTL (-R--) CCEXTDTL (-R--) CCMASTER (-R--) REQSTCTL (CRU-) ANDIST (C---) C~Notes - This program only runs on the centralized finicial system(Central).
- Application Data Set Formats - APPD01 - Enterprise internal format -VEDD01 - Vendor Extension format - COMDO1 - Comment detail format - RPRD01 - Repair detail format ~~d~n~ Page 106 of 246 - 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report cess rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1.5 .ed name: CCOORAV1 ~e: PGM Generate CC Request for Authorization Maintenance (CCOORAV1) anent: Purpose:
To generate an Authorization Request, functional group type, ~RA~
nsaction set for sending to the Trading Partner.
~l0perational Method - Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with a key of ,C ~ .
- TF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, close program es and send that request to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send .gram it has ended.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Using the action code set the routing for the transaction - IF request is on a ticket THEN
- IF ticket is ~open~ then - Retrieve the open ticket data base records (CCMASTER) - Retrieve the Rental Management Trading Partner profile specifics - Build the applicable record format(s), writing the records to the distribution transaction e(ANDIST).
'tner (Only build RATD01 record format if trading profile indicates it).
ELSE
- Retrieve the closed ticket data base records (CCCLSC) - Retrieve the Rental Management Trading Partner _ profile specifics ~y ' - Build the applicable record format(s), writing the records to the distribution~transaction .e (ANDIST) .
~tner ELSE
ENDIF
(Only build RATD01 record format if trading profile indicates it).
- Retrieve the reservation data base records (CORES) - Retrieve the Rental Management Trading Partner profile specifics - Build the applicable record format(s), writing the records to the distribution transaction file(ANDIST).
ENDIF
- Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to Centralized data queue (DQANDST).
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue (DQAM60V1) with a key of ~DIS~ to finish the request.
ENDIF
Files:
Confidential Page 107 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report CCMASTER -R--CCCLSC (-R--) CCRES (-R--) CCINST (-R--) OFFDRB (-R--) ANDIST (C---) Notes:
- This program only runs on the centralized finicial system(Central).
- Application Data Set Formats - APPD01 - Enterprise internal format - AUTD01 - Authorization detail format - COMD01 - Comment detail format - RATD01 - Rate detail format - RNTDO1 - Renter detail 1 format - RNTD02 - Renter detail 2 format - RPRD01 - Repair detail format - INSD01 - Insured detail format - ELCD01 - Arms vendor location ~cess ~rarchical~numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.1.11 ied riame: CCOOACV1 ne: PGM Generate CC Authorization Confirmation (CCOOACVl) nment: CPurpose:
To generate an Authorization Confirmation, functional group type (AC), ~nsaction set that informs the Trading Partner of the authorization confirmation nber and the Enterprise location that is handling the insurance replacement.
@Operational Method:
- Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with a key of :C' .
.. - IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, close program Les and send that request to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send gram it has ended.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Construct the necessary record format, write the record to the distribution transaction file(ANDIST) _,_ - Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to Centralized data queue(DQANDST).
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue(DQAM60V1) with a key of 'DIS' to finish the request.
c~Improvement Opportunity:
- Use program status data structure to retrieve program name Embedded Constant:
'7680' - default location '8002277800' - default location phone#
'CCOOACV1' - Program name Confidential Page 108 of 246 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report ~Fa. es OFFDRB (-R--) ANDIST (CRU-) Notes:
- This program only runs on the CENTRAL machine.
- Application Data Set Formats - APPD01 - Enterprise internal format - ELCD01 - Arms vendor location ~cess ararchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2 3ed name ne: AUT Generate ECARS Authorization Maintenance Request (AC/RA/RC/RE/RN/TR/VM) nment: (Definition: The automatic process of dispatching data queue entries fo:
propriate programs to generate the required record formats(data set) to be sent t.
Etental Management Trading Partner in response to an action by the Rental.
System o:
response to some communication received from the Rental Management Trading rtner .
~cess ararchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.3 3ed name: ECOOVMV1 ne: PGM Generate EC Vendor Message (ECOOVMVI) nment: Purpose:
To generate a vendor message functional group type, 'VM', transaction to sets for sending an electronic message from the rental agent to the trading rtner . . .
Operational Method:
~~ - Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of 'VMB
infinite wait mode. ' - If the received data queue entry i.s a shutdown request, send that dat;
sue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program that this gram's shutdown has been completed and end the program.
.,.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request, then load APPD01V1 record format and for every RACMSD record read by the passed ~up/Branch ID and the non-blank Ticket ID prefixed with a~~D"',(or if ticket is ink the passed Reservation ID prefixed with a "R"), load a CONm01V1 record format 3 update the RACMSD file record's MESSAGE STATUS field with the value 'O' (Output - Write vendor message (VM) group type transaction data set records to DIST transaction data set output file for sending from the distributed rental plication system host platform to the ARMS centralized host computer system ~tform.
- Send the written vendor message (VM) group type transaction set recor rmats' key value to the ANDIST output file's associated DQANDST data queue.
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- Sen the receive input to queue entry ac to t a DQAM60VI Dispatcx :a queue with the key value of ~DIS~ as a feedback method to the AM0060V1 dispatc>~
>gram to indicate that the dispatched task has been completed.
-ucture ) Files: (CRUD) (---- signifies usage as an external data - RACMSDl (-RU-) - ANDIST (C---) - APPDO1V1 (----) - COMDO1V1 (----) - DQAM60V1 (----) (Embedded Constant: Program name ~ECOOVMV1~. (Could be replaced by use the program status data structure s subfield for program.) ~cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.4 ied name: ECOORCVl ne: PGM Generate EC Request for Authorization Cancellation (ECOORCV1) nment : c~Purpose To generate a request for authorization cancellation functional group >e, ~RC~, transaction data sets for sending to the trading partner.
c~Operational Method:
- Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of ~RCB~
infinite wait mode.
- If the received data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that date :ue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program that this ~gram~s shutdown has been completed and end the program. ' --- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an :ion code of ~6~, then load the APPD01V1 record format s Add/Change/Transfer'Code :h "P"; else load it with a blank. (Unsure this is currently needed since AM0046~
~s not reference any actions base on APPCDE with a "P" or blank value.) - Write request for authorization cancellation (RC) group type ~nsaction data set records to transaction data set output file for sending from t1 atributed rental application system host platform to the ARMS centralized host nputer system platform. ,. .._ - Send the written request for authorization cancellation (RC) group tyl nnsaction set record formats key value to the ANDIST output file s associated ~NDST data queue.
- Send the received input data queue entry back to the DQAM60V1 Dispatcl ,a queue with the key value of ~DIS~ as a feedback method to the AM0060V1 dispatcl gram to indicate that the dispatched task has been completed.
Files: (CRUD) - ANDIST (C---) Confidential Page 110 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -~Improvement Opportunity: T ere a.s no rea i ference between this gram and the program, CCOORCV1. With a minor change in the retrieved data queue :ry key value's third position ("B" vs. "C") and the loading of the APPSRC
field :h that same value, there is no differences between these programs.
~cess ~rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.5 ied name: ECOOACV1 ne: PGM Generate EC Authorization Confirmation (ECOOACV1) nment : C~Purpose To generate an Authorization Confirmation, functional group type, 'AC', ~nsaction data set that informs the Rental Management Trading Partner of the :horization confirmation number and the Enterprise location that is handling the 3urance replacement.
Operational Method - Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with a key of ,'B' .
IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdov~m request, close program Les and send that request to data queue DQANDST to inform the"distributed send gram it has ended.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Construct the necessary record format, write the record to the distribution transaction file(ANDIST) - Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to Centralized data queue(DQANDST).
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue(DQAM60V1) with a key of 'DIS' to finish the request.
.., ~:.,r:
QFiles (CRUD) OFFDRB (-R--) ANDIST (C---) QNotes - Application Data Set Formats - APPD01 - Enterprise internal format - ELCD01 - Arms vendor location C~Improvement Opportunity .._ - Use program status data structure to retrieve program name C~Constant/Embedded Data ~ ' ' 'ECOOACV1' - Program name ~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.6 3ed name: ECOOREV1 ne: PGM Generate EC Authorization Extension Request (ECOOREV1) nment: c~Purpose:
To generate an Extension Request, functional group type 'RE', transacti~
to set for sending to the Rental Management Trading Partner in response to the Confidential Page 111 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report .
ital System spe ing with the bo ys op an c gang t a contract's estimated ~letion date.
~l0perational Method - Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with a key o:
3B'.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, close program Les and send that request to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send gram it has ended.
- IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request THEN
- Retrieve the necessary data base records - IF extenstion request criteria met THEN
- Build the~record formats, update the database records, write the record to the distribution transaction file (ANDIST).
- Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to Centralized data queue (DQANDST).
ENDIF
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue (DQAM60V1) with a key of 'DIS' to finish the request.
ENDIF
QNotes - Application Data Set Formats - APPD01 - Enterprise internal format - VEDD01 - Vendor Extension format - COMD01 - Comment detail format - RPRD01 - Repair detail format CFiles (CRUD) CB007P00 (-R--) CB012P01 (-RU-) RACMSG2 (-RU-) RACMAST (-R--) RACSMAST (-R--) ECEXTCTL ' (CRU-) ANDIST (C---) c~Improvement Opportunity - Use program status data structure to obtain the program name.
C~Constants/Embedded Data ...
- 'ECOOREV1' - pgm name ocess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1:1.6.2.7 ded name: ECOORAV1 me: PGM Generate EC Authorization Maintenance Request (ECOORAV1) mment : t~Purpose To generate an Authorization Request functional group type, 'RA' ansaction data set for sending to the Rental Management Trading Partner in respor.
the Rental System creating/changing a rental contract.
Confidential Page 112 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ~l0perationa Met od Wait indefinitely for the next DQAM60v1 data queue entry with a key of ~RAB~.
IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request, close program files and see at request to data queue DQANDST to inform the distributed send program it has ded.
IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request - Attempt to retrieve the reservation data base records (RACBRMST) - IF request is on a ticket THEN
- Retrieve the open and closed ticket database records (RACMAST, RACSMAST, RACCLSC, RACSCLC) - Using the action code set the routing for the transaction Retrieve the Rental Management Trading Partner profile specifics - Build the applicable record formats) from the database files, writes the cords to the distribution transaction file. (Only build RATD01 record format if filed. ) - Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to . Centralized data queue (DQANDST).
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue (DQAM60v1) with key of ~DIS~ to finish the request.-ENDIF
- IF request is on a reservation THEN
- Using the action code set the routing for the ansaction - Retrieve the Rental Management Trading Partner profile specifics - Build the applicable record format(s), writing the records to the distribution transaction file.
(Only build RATD01 record format if profiled) Send a data queue entry on to the Distributed Send to Centralized data queue (DQANDST).
- Send a data queue entry to Dispatch Data Queue (DQAM60v1) with a key of ~DIS~ to finish the request.
ENDIF - -.
ENDIF
C~Files (CRUD) . .. RACMAST' ( -R-- ) RACSMAST (-R--j RACBRMST (-R--) RACBRIST (-R--) RACINS (-R--) RACBRWRT (-R--) OFFDRB ( -R-- ) -,_ RACCLSC (-R--) RACSCLC (-R--) ANDIST (C___) xess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.8 ded name: RTVEMCHA
me: PGM Retrieve Machine Attributes (RTVEMCHA) mment: Purpose:
To retrieve the machine attributes for the machine that this program is nning on.
Confidential Page 113 of 246 ' 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report ~Operationa Method:
- Retreive the current system name (factor in emulation).
- Retreive attributes associated to host platform.
- Return data elements to calling program.
Notes:
- $#EMCAH is an external data structure used as a template for the data passed to and from.
C~Files (CRUD) MACHID#1 (-R--) GACTL (-R--) ~cess :rarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.17 ied name: AM1070V1 ne: PGM Retrieve ARMS Vehicle Class and Rate Designation (AM1070V1) nment: Purpose:
To retrieve the associate rental rate amount for a given vehicle class ie, OR, to retrieve an associated vehicle class code for a specified rental rate punt .
~l0perational Method:
The input parameters are: Group ID, Branch ID, Vehicle Class Code >tional), Daily Rental Rate Amount (Optional), Effective Date (Optional - Else :rent system date will be used), and Control Mode (~T~ = for rental contract ~ket; ~R~ = for rental Reservation).
- IF an Effective Date value is not received, then retrieve and use item date for Effective Date.
- IF request is on a rental contract/ticket (Control Mode = ~T~), a val:
iicle Class Code will be returned for the effective date sent. (Daily Rental.Rate urged Amount will always~have a value when sent since it is an open or closed ital contract.) -- Validate the rate received by comparing effective date to the .e date ranges. Then retrieve the associated vehicle class code for that rate i~
National Reservations Standard Rates (NRXRAT1) file, for "I" Insurance type atomers only by Group/Branch IDs, Daily Rental Rate Amount and Effective Start ~e, comparing the Effective Date to being on or within the rental rate amour~t~s Eective Start and Stop Date ranges.
-- IF all of the records are read within a Group/Branch ID and no !id records are found, then retrieve a vehicle class code~by reading backwards rough NRXRAT1 until a valid record is found.
--- IF no valid record is found, then return blanks in the Vehicle ass Code.
--- IF a valid record is found, then verify its vehicle class cod.
valid by retrieving an associated record in National Reservations Car Type (NRCT' !e. --- A valid record in the NRCTY file is a record where the Effective to is within the Effective Start and Stop dates, inclusive.
--- IF rate and vehicle class do not match, then retreive the cla r the previous rate with a valid effective date.
- ENDIF
- IF request is on a reservation (Control Mode = ~R') Confidential Page 114 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -- en Vehic a Class Co a an Dai y Rents Rate Amount ~oted/Authorized) has been received --- Only validate that the Daily Rental Rate Amount (Quoted) :eived is compatible with the Vehicle Class Code by retrieving the daily rental :e amounts associated vehicle class code for that gate in the National nervations Standard Rates (NRXRAT1) file, for "I" Insurance type customers only bx ~up/Branch IDs, Daily Rental Rate Amount and Effective Start Date, comparing the :ective Date to being on or within the rental rate amount s Effective Start and ~p Date ranges. Then find the associated vehicle class code for that daily rents :e amount.
--- IF the Daily Rental Rate Amount s Vehicle Class Code and tr ;sed Vehicle Class Code do not match, then do not return either the rate nor iicle class code, replace them with blanks.
- When Vehicle Class Code received, the associated Rate Amount wil returned if a valid record is found within the effective date.
- validate the Vehicle Class Code received, then find the ~ociated vehicle daily rental rate for that class.
IF rate and vehicle class do.not match, then do not retux :her rate or class.
** This option is not return values when found. Issue will written and submitted.
- Ti~hen Rental Rate Amount received, an attempt will be made to fix valid vehicle class.
- Validate the rate received by comparing effective date to.
rate date ranges. Then find the associated vehicle class code for that rate.
IF rate and vehicle class do not match, then do not retux :her rate or class.
ENDIF
(Notes:
4rhen indicating that Vehicle Class Code and Rental Rate Amount not :urned, it means that these fields will be cleared to their lowest possible value.
inks and zeroes respectively.
Sometimes there are multiple vehicle types for any given Group ID, ~Branc and Vehicle Class Code'. However, this program has been changed to allow a rate be returned correctly when this situation occurs.
Files : ( CRiJD ) NRXRATES (-R--) by both logical access paths: NRXRATl and NRXRAT2.
NRCTXP (-R--) by both logical access paths: NRCTY and NRCTL2..
~cess . . ' ' srarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.20 ied name: ECCBBSM
ne: PGM Maintain Consolidated Body shop. Callbacks Control File for ARMS
(ECCBBSM) nment: Purpose: To maintain the consolidated body shop callback information.
~l0perational Method:
- This program accepts a parameter list that contains specific data rments as it relates to the callback (group, branch, ticket #, type, status, ~letion date, shop info, etc.) and updates the rental system (ECARS) data base 1e.
Confidential Page 115 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - Determine tasks to be performed based on the control field value seed:
- 'X' = Exit program - 'C' = Retrieve callback information from database and return to Lling program - 'D' = Delete callback .
- 'K' = Check if callback exists - 'L' = Lock callback from other users - 'U' = Update callback with the passed information C~Files RACCBBS (CRUD) ~cess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.22 3ed name: UTS001A
ne: PGM Generate Century for DOB ~UTSOO1A) nment: c~Purpose: To convert a six character date of birth to an eight charact~
to with the correct century. ' Operational Method:
- this program accepts a parameter list from which a date is received a.
!~ll~iD and converted to CCYYMMDD.
- Set base line date (current date minus 1) - Load current date century into output date of birth century.
- IF the passed date of birth with the concatenated century is greater ~n the base line date, subtract 1 from the date of birth century.
- Return converted (CCYYMMDD) date of birth.
xess erarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.24 ied name: ECOOTRV1 r ne: PGM Generate EC Transfer Request (ECOOTRV1) nment: C~Purpose:
To generate authorized reservation transfer (AT-Transfer) functional pup type transaction data sets for sending to another Rental application system i:
sponse to a rental user transferring an authorized reservation to a differezit ntal functional site (group).
c~Operational Method: . .
- Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of 'TRB
ransfers from Enterprise Branch Rental System) in infinite wait mode.
- If the received data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that dat eue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program that this Dgram's shutdown has been completed and end the program.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request, then from a data queue entry's Rental Location's Group TD and the Reservation ID passed, trieve record from the RACBRMST rental reservation file.
Confidential Page 116 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - Populate the associate recor formats' ie-1 s as o bows:
- IF the retrieved reservations closing Group/Branch ID is '7680' (Claims Connection), then load the COMD01 Comment Format's Comment Text with the COM002 data structure preformatted comment text and insert the reservation's Pickup Group/Branch immediately after the word "from", else load the COM003 data structure preformatted comment text with the inserted reservation's Pickup Group/Branch ID
immediately after the word "from" and insert the reservation's closing Group/Branch ID after the word "to".
- Populate the AD,TDO1 data structure with the reservation's Bill-To Attention Name, Phone and Extension, the Bill-To Street Address, City, State and Postal Code.
- IF adjustor name or phone/extension fields of the ADJD01 record format are blank or zeroes, then retrieve the reservation's associated instructions file records for sequence 001 and extract and load this adjustor information from that instruction text line.
- Load every non-blank reservation's associated instruction file record that has a sequence number 002 through 096 as a COMDO1 comment record format.
- Load the associated RACINS Renter Insurance Coverage file record's Policy ID and Policy Expiration date to the INSD01 Insured record format.
- Load the retrieved RACBRIST file's 996 = 998 record's Insured name, address to the INSDO1 record format fields.
- IF the INSD01 record format's Policy ID and its expiration date is blank/z~ro, then load them from the RACBRIST file records' Policy ID and Expiration Date.
- Load the RNTDO1 Renter Detail and ADTDO1 Authorization Detail record formats' fields with the associated fields' values of the retrieved RACBRMST
file record.
- If the retrieved RACBRMST file record's Repair Shop Name is not blank, then load that field value and its associated contact name and telephone number to the RPRDO1 Repair Detail record format.
- Attempt to retrieve the associated RACBRWRT Reservation Pre-Write file record and load its Date of Birth field value to the same field in the AUTDO1 record format's same field.
- If the retrieved RACBRMST file record's Renter's Car (Vehicle being replaced) Year (of Manufacture) is non-blank, then load that field value and~.
its associated Ma.ke/Model and Date of Loss field values to their associated fields in the RNTD02 Renter Detail #2 record format.
- If the retrieved RACBRMST file record's Work Phone, Home Phone or Social Security Number field values are not zeros or blanks, then also load those values to their associated fields in the RNTD02 Renter Detail #2 record format.
- For every associated RACCBDET Callback Detail file record retrieved, transfer its Note #1 and Note #2 field values, along with the note's type original creation date, time, Employee ID and Program ID, to their associated CBI~01 Callback Detail record format's fields.
- If this transfer is NOT going to Claims Connection, transfer each associated electronic message detail file records field value to their associated CBKD01 record format's fields.
- If attempt to retrieve the associated CB007P00 Callback Control file record is successful, transfer each of its Callback Type Codes and~their associated Status Code field values to their associated CBKC01 Callback Control record format's fields .
- Write all of the non-blank record formats of the authorized reservation transfer (AT-Transfer) group type transaction data set to ANDIST transaction data set output file for sending from the distributed rental application system host platform to the ARMS centralized host computer system platform.
- Sends the written authorized reservation transfer (AT-Transfer) group type transaction data set record formats' key value to the ANDIST output file's associated DQANDST data queue.
Confidential Page 117 of 246 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report - Delete all associated ECSURCHG Surcharge Detail file records.
- Delete all associated RACMSC Electronic Message Control file records.
- Delete the associated CB012P Electronic Message Detail file record_ - Delete the associated RACCBK3 Callback Consolidation Skeleton file record.
- Delete all associated RACCBDET Callback Detail file records.
- Delete all associated RACPAYOP Open Payments file records.
- Sends the received input data queue entry back to the DQAM60V1 Dispatch data queue with the key value of ~DIS~ as a feedback method to the AM0060V1 dispatch program to indicate that the dispatch task has been completed.
C~Notes Do not write INSD01 format for a transfer of an authorized reservation for a claimant, since the AT-Add had updated the claimant s insurance information to create a RACINS (ECR Renter s Insurance Detail) record without loading the INSURED
NAME and CITY/ST/ZIP. However, when the branch reservation is transferred, this program loaded the INSD01 record format With this insured information from RACINS but the INSURED NAME, CITY/ST/ZIP and RECORD FORMAT ID were not loaded since they are blanks. This is because that information is not available at the time of the transfer. This is to prevent the AT-Transfer from being rejected in AM0025V1.
c~Files: (CRUD) [When is shown as (----), this is used as an externally-defined data structure.]
- ARMSDATA (----) - ARMSKEY (____) - DQAM60V1 (----) - APPD01V1 (----) - ADJD01V1 (----) - AUTDOlVl (----) - COMD01V1 (----) - INSDOlVI (----) - RNTDO1V1 (----) - RNTD02V1 (----) - RPRDO1V1 (----) - CBKCOlVl ~ (----) - CBKDO1V1 (----) - $#SMACH (----) - RACBRMST (-R--) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACBRIST (-R--) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACINS (-R--) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACBRWRT (-R--) Opened with the OVRDBF _,_ - RACCBR3 (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACCBCOC (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACPAYOP (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF .

- ECSURCHG (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- CB007P00 (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACCBDET (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACMSC (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- CB012P00 (-R-D) Opened with the OVRDBF

- RACPAYCL (C---) Opened with the OVRDBF

- ANDIST (C---) Opened with the OVRDBF

Constants as Compile-Time Data:
OVRDBF FILE( ) WAITRCD(*IMMED) Confidential Page I 18 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report NO C CONST('N') OFF C CONST('0') ON C CONST (' 1' ) Process/shutdown codes TR C CONST('TR') SD C CONST (' SD' ) .

TSTDWN C CONST('*DOWN ') Format Names APPDF1 C CONST('APPDO1'}

ADJDF1 C CONST('ADJD01') ADTDF1 C CONST('AUTDO1') INSDFl C CONST('INSD01') RNTDFl C CONST('RNTD01') RNTDF2 C CONST('RNTD02') RPRDF1 C CONST('RPRD01') COMDFl C CONST('COMDO1') Pre-formattedcomment text:

COM002 'ARMS reservation transferred from to Claims ' COM003 'ARMS reservation transferred from to ' Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.6.2.25 Coded name: ECOORNV1 Name: PGM Generate EC Rental Notification (ECOORNV1) Comment: (Purpose:
To generate an opening or a closing rental notification functional group type, 'RN', transaction data sets for sending to a Rental Management Trading Partner host application system.
C~Operational Method: .. ..
- Receive the next DQAM60V1 data queue entry with the key value of 'RCB' in infinite wait mode.
- If the received data queue entry is a shutdown request, send that data queue entry to the DQANDST data queue to inform the AM0106 program that this program's shutdown has been completed and end the program.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an action code of '3', then attempt to retrieve the record from the RACMAST
open"rental contract/ticket file first. If not found attempt to retrieve from QRACCLSQ.
Populate the associated record formats' fields including loading,the Contract Date to Start Date field and Time Out of Rental Segment #1 to the Start~Time field, leaving the End Date and End Time fields initialized to zeroes to signify this is an opening rental notification.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an action code of '4', then retrieve the record from the QRACCLSQ closed rental contract/ticket file and populate the associated record formats' fields including the End Date and End Time fields, leaving the Start Date and Start Time fields initialized to zeroes to signify this is a closing rental notification.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an action code of '5', then attempt to retrieve the record from the RACMAST open rental contract/ticket file first. If not found attempt to retrieve from QRACCLSQ.
Confidential Page 119 of246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Popu ate t a associated recor ormats' fie s inc uding the End Date and 8n Time fields, leaving the Start Date and Start Time fields initialized to zeroes to signify this is a closing rental notification.
- If the received data queue entry is a non-shutdown request with an action code of other than the previously specified values or there was no successful database retrieval, then generate a formatted program dump;'call/execute program to notify the ARMS On-Call of this failure and reject the transaction for further processing.
- Load the OFFDO1V1 format with the passed data queue entry's contract/ticket ID and its location, along with the retrieved shipping name, street address, city, state, postal code and the telephone number for that Enterprise Rent-A-Car rental office.
- Write Rental Notification (RN) group type transaction data set records to transaction data set output file for sending from the distributed rental application system host platform to the ARMS centralized host computer system platform.
- Send the written Rental Notification group type transaction set record formats' key value to the ANDIST output file's associated DQANDST data queue.
- Sends the received input data queue entry back to the DQAM60VI Dispatch data queue with the key value of 'DIS' as a feedback method to the AM006oV1 dispatch program to indicate that the dispatch task has been completed.
Files: (CRUD) - OFFDRB (-R--) - RACMAST (-R--) - QRACCLSQ (-R--) - ANDIST (C---) C~Constants : ~. . .
'7680' is the sole Group/Branch ID key value used to access its street/city/state address from the Branch Office Directory file (OFFDRB) at the beginning of the program.
.., 8002277800 as the overridding telephone number loaded into all ELCD01:ELCPHN fields.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.7 __ Coded name:
Name: AUT Send Transaction for Centralized Processing (AM106 - AM105) Comment: C~Definition: The automatic process of sending the.transaetion data set from the distibuted machine to the centralized machine for processing, via ICF
files.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.7.1 Coded name: AM0106 Name: PGM Send Transaction for Centralized Processing (AM0106) Comment: Purpose:
To send transaction data sets from the Distributed machine to the Centralized machine for processing.
Confidential Page 120 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report Operational Method:
- Acquire the program device 'AM0106' - Wait indefinitely for the next DQANDST data queue entry - IF the receive data queue entry is a shutdown request - Increment counter. When the count equals the number of ARMS never ending transaction programs running on that host platform close program files and send that request to ICF device AM0106 to inform the centralized receive program that AM0106 has ended.
- Submit job for error report and history file update(CLL797).
ENDIF
- IF the receive data queue entry is a non-shutdown request - Retreive the application transaction data set records - Write the data set to ICF device AM0106 to send transaction data set to the centralized ARMS host platform ENDIF.
C~Notes: This program is currently evoked from the executing Receive Transaction from Distributed Host System (AM0105) program on the centralized ARMS
host platform to be the source of the sender linked ICF communication session.
Presently, the distributed rental system host platform are all systems excluding BIRELArrD, vGERMANY, ana vx.
CFiles: (CRUD) Process - ANDIST (-R--) - AMVRGTST (-R--) Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.7.2 Coded name: AM0105 Name: PGMHReceive Transaction from Distributed Host System (AM0105) Comment: C~Purpose: ' To receive transacation data sets from the distributed rental system host platform on the ARMS centralized host platform.
C~lOperational Method: _,_ - When starting the program, attempt to acquire the device up to 5 times With a one minute delay between each try before signalling an error.
- Receive input transaction from the distributed rental system host platform - IF data was received --- IF transaction data set is equal to Vendor Error(ER) or Vendor Office Information(OF) - write records to pre-package file(AMPACK) - Send data queue entry to pre-package (DQAMPKG) ELSE
- Write records to Edit Transaction file(AMSET) - Send data queue entry to Transaction Editor (DQAM25) ENDIF
Confidential Page 121 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report ELSE
- IF shutdown request receive - Send data queue entry to Transaction Editor(DQAM25) ENDIF
- Release Device ENDIF
(Files: (CRUD) - AMPACK (C---) - AMSET (C---) Notes: It is currently submitted by the Start-Up ARMS Jobs (CLL810) program on the centralized ARMS host platform to be executed with a single 1-character input parameter of the distributed System (Machine) ID to start linked ICF
communication session. Presently, the distributed rental system host platform are all systems excluding BIRELAND, VGERMANY, and UK.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.7.3 ' Coded name:
Name: DTQ Input to AM106 (DQANDST) Comment: ~Definiti.on: DQ~.NDST is a data queue used to provide input to PGM

which sends transactions from the distributed machine to the cetralized processing .
machine.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.7.7 Coded name: CLL797 Name: PGM Completed Errors Report (CLL797) Comment: (Purpose: This program is one of the programs along with AM0797-and AM0099 that were intended to implement Tom Stratton~s error handler system for error capture and response.
(Operational Method:
- Read files ANDQER and AMERDT to gather the details for any error that was marked as, completed in AM0099.
C~Notes: These programs are not used at this time even though they are on production systems. Essentially this was an implementation failure due to complexity and user friendliness issues.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.8 Coded name:
Name: AUT Package Transaction into Transmission (AM120) Comment: c~Definition: The automatic process of preparing a transaction for transmission by putting it in a transmission envelope.
Process ', Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.8.1 Confidential Page 122 of 246 8/11100 ARMS Process Report C a name: AM0120 Name: PGM Package Transaction (AM0120) Comment: Purpose: To add control start and end record formats to the transaction data sets to create an enveloped transmission. These control formats are used to route the transmission and indicate the type of transaction set being sent.
c~Operational Method: .
- Receive the next communication acknowledgement, authorization maintenance request, rental maintenance recognition or authorization maintenance error from data queue DQAMPKG until a shutdown request is received.
- Upon receipt of shutdown requests, pass request to time line DQAM70V1.
- For each transaction data set --- Build the control start record formats(Transmission, Group &
Set) and write record formats to send file(AMSEND) --- For each transaction data set record format ----- Transalate the location(ADTD01/ELCD01/IEBH01) ----- Write record format to send file(AMSEND) --- Build the control end record formats(Set, Group, &
Transmission) and write record formats to send file(AMSEND) --- Send a data queue to the connect-specific communications sender C~Files: (CRUD) - AMPACK (-R--) - ARMSPR3 (-R--) - AMXBCO (_R__) - AMSEND (C__-) Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.8.6 Coded name: DQAMPKG
Name: DTQ Input for Program AM0120 (DQAMPKG) Comment: (Definition: DQAMPKG is a data queue used to provide input to PGM

which packages a trasactiori in preparation to sending it out to an EDI
Trading Partner.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9 ,._ Coded name:
Name: ADT Dispatch Vendor Authorization Maintenance Request , Comment: c~Definition: The automatic process of updating the ARMS database on the distributed machine and dispatching the data queue entry for the appropriate format generator program in response to some action by the Rental System.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9.1 Coded name: AM0060V1 Name: PGM Dispatch Rental Systems Request (AM0060V1) Comment : Purpose Confidential Page 123 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Reference and dispatch transaction set generation requests_ Operational Method:
- Override the printer file outq to ARMSDUMP so that the dump can be retained for as long as needed. The default outq ERRDUMPS is cleared daily.
- Receive authorization management or rental notification requests (AC, IN, RA, RC, RE, Opening RN, Closing RN, TR and VM) from the RENTAL SYSTEMS.
All requests or notifications as output from the rental systems with a key of ~DIS' will be read from the input data queue (DQ~M60V1) by this program.
- Based on externally described rules (AMPGMTBL, AMPGMRUL and AMPGMCTL), dispatch the request to the appropriate request handler process (format generator program e.g., ECOORAV1) dispatching an output data queue entry that has been modified from the input data queue entry to the correct rental system transaction set generator never-ending program/job, based on the key information found in the AMTRNCTL file (ACB, ACC, RAB, RAC, RCB, RCC, REB, REC, RNB, RNC).
- A transaction set generation request may lead to another request.
After each request is sent out, a feedback entry to this program informs that the dispatched request has been completed.
- Edit to check for valid Program ID, Rule ID and dispatch execution condition. Generate an error message for an invalid dispatch execution condition. No page is generated for invalid dispatch execution condition. However, for invalid Program ID or Rule ID, ARMS On-Call pager will be sent an informational message. In all cases, transaction request is rejected.
- Receive and process environment change requests which allow the program to dynamically adapt for load balancing during heavy transmission load (Group Type =
'WT') or to shutdown the format generators and itself.
- Log the received data queue entry for audit and problem resolution.
- Retrieve the information required to process the request via appropriate retrieval module (EC2090V1 for ECARS and CC2090V1 for Claims Connection requests). If the retrieval program detects a lock on the ticket, defer processing the request. , - A request may need to be processed in more than one pass through the program. The current step being processed is logged externally (in AMTRNCTL).
All requests related to this transaction id are deferred while a step for the transaction id is in progress. When the logged request has been completely processed, the log for that transaction is removed so that the deferred requests can now be processed.
BFiles:

ARMSPR1 (-R--) AMPGMTBL(_R_-) AMPGMRUL(_R__) AMPGMCTL(-R--) AMTRNCTL(CR-D) AMXBCO (-R--) AMVRGTST(-R--) AMVRGTL2 AMQiTETBL(-R--) AMSTSX (-R--) AM0060LG(C---) Confidential Page 124 of 246 8!11/00 ARMS Process Report ARMSKRY -R--ANDSG1V1(-R--) $#EMACH (-R--) AMPGMCTL(-R--) DQAM60V1(-R--) DQAM60V1(-R--) Notes:
- AC (Authorization Confirmation) - IN (Invoice) - RA Add (Request to Authorize a reservation or an open ticket) - RA Change (Request to Change an Authorization for a reservation or an open ticket) - RC (Request to Cancel an authorization) - RE (Request to Extend a rental) - Opening RN (Rental Notification of an OPEN ticked) - Closing RN (Rental Notification of a CLOSED ticket) - TR (Request to Transfer Authorization from one location to another) Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9.10 Coded name: DQAM6AV1 Name: DTQ Secondary Input to AM0060 (DQAM6AV1) Comment: C~Definition: DQAM6AV1 is a data queue used as a backup queue for PGM
AM0060V1 when it receives a request that can not be processed due to work in process as represented by a record in file AMTRNCTL. This secondary queue is periodically checked when there has been a set period of inactivity in the primary data queue for PGM AM0060V1.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9.12 Coded name: DQAM60V1 Name: DTQ Primary Input for AM0060 (DQAM60V1) Comment:°°' C~Definition: DQAM60V1 is a data queue used to provide the primary source of input to PGM AM0060V1 which handles processing needed as a result of requests and or actions taken by the Rental System (ECARS) and routes requests for formats to be generated to the correct format generator programs.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9.13 Coded name: EC2090V1 -Name: PGM Retrieve ECARS Data (EC2090V1) Comment: C~Purpose:
To retrieve specified information from the ECARS rental database.
mOperational Method:
- If the passed ARMS DS Identification code is ~G1~, attempt to retrieve the data otherwise if the code is ~GO~, return to calling program.
- If the reservation number is passed, get the reservation data.
Confidential Page 125 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report - If the tic et n er is passed, get t a ticxec aata.
c~Files - RACBRMAST (-R__) - NR025L01 (-R--) - RACMAST (_R__) - RACSMAST (_R-_) - QRACCLSQ (-R--) - RACSCLD (_R__) - RACPENDC (-R--) - ANDSG1V1 (-R--) EDS

- DTPARM (-R--) EDS

C~Notes:
A reservation created by National Reservations has the routed Machine ID
as the first character of the RESERVATION ID.
This program is called by a variety of non-SCARS programs. Each program calling this program may have.a different parameter list associated with the program call. Each different parameter list, defines a different type of function required by this progam.
Functions desired for this program must be closely coordinated with any NON-SCARS rental application development staff. All objects involved with any desired function must be moved into production at the same time.
This program has been designed and written to be as modular as possible.
All logic for each type of transaction is contained in a single subroutine.
The required files are opened at the beginning of each subroutine, the other files are not opened.
c~Improvement Opportunities:
1.) Replace the execution of the ARMS Handle Internal Error ('AM0097V1') program with the execution of the newer ARMS Handle Internal/External Error ('AM0098') program.
2.) Delete the constant 'EC2090V1' and replace its.usage with the Program Status Data Structure data element for PROGRAM ID.
3.) Convert program from OPM RPG to ILE RPG.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9.14 ' ' ' Coded name: CC2090V1 Name: PGM Retrieve Claims Connection Data (CC2090V1) Comment: C~Purpose:
To retrieve specified rental information from the Claims Connection database.
Operational Method:
- Retrieve the Claims Connection reservation or ticket data from the CC
database and return the information using pre-defined external data structure.
Confidential Page 126 of 246 8111/00 ARMS Process Report (~FWes:
CCMASTER (-R--) CCCLSC (-R--) CORES (-R--) ANDSG1V1 (-R--) EDS
Note: When a ticket is opened, the reservation is deleted from the reservation master file.
QImprovement Opportunities:
1.) Replace the execution of the ARMS Handle Internal Error (~AM0097V1~) program with the execution of the newer ARMS Handle Internal/External Error (~AM0098~) program.
2.) Delete the constant ~CC2090V1~ and replace its usage with the Program Status Data Structure data element for PROGRAM TD.
3.) Convert program from OPM RPG to ILE RPG.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.9.15 Coded name: CLDQINFO
Name: PGM Retrieve Data Queue Information (CLDQINFO) Comment: C~Purpose:
This program receives a parameter and using the Application Program interface(API) QMHQRDQ, retrieves a data queue description.
QOperational Method:
- Prepare the parameters used by the API then call the API
- Parse each attribute retrieved:
- Length (binary) - Key length (binary) w ' - Sequence type (FIFO, LIFO, KEYED) - Sender ID (Y or N) - Force Indicators (Y or N) - Description - Number of messages on the queue (binary) - Max. number of message on queue (binary - not used) - Convert binary values to decimal ._ - Return to values to calling program.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.18 Coded name:
Name: AUT Dispatch Customer Authorization Maintenance Request Comment: C~Definition: The automatic process of updating the ARMS database on the distributed machine and dispatching the data queue entry for the appropriate program to then update the Rental database.
Process Confidential - Page 127 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Coded name: AM0061V1 Name: PGM Edit and Dispatch Customer Request (AM0061V1) Comment: c~Purpose:
To perform the distributed Edits and Dispatch a Customer Request transaction to the appropriate Rental System never-ending program/job or Financial System Interface daily batch transaction files.
~Operational Method:
- Execute as a never ending program on the distributed host machine.
- Receive the next data queue entry with a key value of ~DIS~ from data queue DQAM61V1 or DQAM6BV1.
- If a ~WT~ (Wait Time) group type is received, change the amount of time the primary data queue must elaspe before switching to the secondary data queue to the value in group type. However if the value = 99999, set the wait time to -1, infinite.
- If a ~DF~ (Deferred) group type is received, execute the program ~to return the number of entries in secondary data queue.
- IF a ~SD~ (Shutdown Request) group type is received, 1 pass is made through the secondary data queue. Any entry not processed will remain deferred.
After passing through the secondary data queue, generate shutdown request for the necessary rental interface program(s).
- If an ~RM~ (Remittance Advice) group type is received at the distributed host machine that is not the financial systems host, only update the cross-reference status.
-If a daily rental transaction (excluding RM) is received at the distributed host machine that is the financial systems host, the program dumps and .
invokes error logging process, AMD098.
- If the authorizing customer is different from the original customer on an old style vendor override, generate a request for cancellation for the original customer who received the original request for authorization.
- After business rules have been validated, the request is either.. _._ rejected back to the trading partner, passed on the appropriate interface request handler process, and in certain cases the request is deferred. (A key comprised of the transmission group type and business type is created when passing the request to the interface program) - Log the rejection of a request for authorization for an open ticket (in file AMSTSX).
- If the ticket referenced in the vendor override request is not found, generate standardized comment stating that the vendor override failed (data area AMATTCDA, format COMD01 in file AMAPP).
Files:
AMAPP (CRU-) AMVRGTLl (-R--) AMQUETBL (_R__) AMSTSX (CR--) Confidential Page 128 of246 8111/00 ARMS Process Report C~Notes - AT (Authorization Add/Change/Transfer) - CC (Customer Confirmation) - CN (Customer Cancellation Request) - CM (Customer Message) - EX (Rental Extension) - PM (Customer Payment Advice) - RM (Customer Remittance Advice) The printer file for error DUMPS QPPGMDMP is overridden in this program to go to outq ARSMDUMP instead of the Enterprise default of ERRDUMPS because the outq Ei~RDUMPS is cleared on a daily basis and sometimes the ARMS on call staff can not get around to fix the problem under consideration for more than a day. This way the dump is retained until explicitly deleted.
************ External Data Structures ****************

ARMSKEY

AMATTCDA (-R--) Data Area $#EMACH
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.18.4 Coded name:
Name: DTQ Secondary (Deferred) Input to AM0061 (DQAM6BV1) Comment: C~Definition: DQAM6BV1 is a data queue that is used as a source of deferred input to PGM AM0061V1 which routes Trading Partner transactions to the' .
correct Rental System interface program. This data queue is input to by ECOOATV1 and AM0061V1.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.18.5 Coded name: DQ~.1M61V1 Name: DTQ Primary Input to AM0061 and Rental System Interfaces (DQAM61V1) Comment: (Definition: DQAM61V1 is a data queue used to provide input to PGM-AM0061V1 and Rental System Interface programs which process inbound transaction requests from the EDI Trading Partner.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.18.8 Coded name: AM0049V1 Name: PGM Update Financial Services Files with Remittance Detail (AM0049V1) Comment: (Purpose:
To write or update records to batch transaction header and detail holding files that are used to update the FINANCIAL SXSTEMS~ Cash Receipts application database files with the detailed information of EFT remittance advice detail transaction data sets that were sent and processed through the ARMS system.
This Confidential Page 129 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report -information m a use y Financial Systems to process Electronic Funds Trans er and to distribute and apply the incoming funds. There will be one header record for each EFT batch received.
C~Operational Method:
Using the passed input parameter field values for COMPANY PROFILE ID for Ins. ID, EFT IDENTIFICATION, and a SEQUENCE NBR. starting at 1 through 9 as a key, attempt to access for update an existing associated Cash Receipts EFT
Remittance Advice Header File (CREFTH) record.
IF no record is found, write a new record, using this key value. Load the passed input parameter PAYMENT AMOUNT field value to the output BATCH
TOTAL field and load GROUP ID with "76" and BRANCH ID with "99" and load the RECORD ADDED
audit fields appropriately.
IF a record is found, check its STATUS, being one of the following values:
blank - Unprocessed I - In use by another user P - Pending S - Submitted to batch O - Processed or Posted D - Deleted IF this batch record s STATUS is submitted ("S"), posted ("O"), or, deleted ("D"), then the record is unavailable to ARMS interface. Increment the key s SEQUENCE NBR. by 1 and reattempt update access, However, IF there were 9 records found that all were unavailable, then DUMP and notify ARMS On-Call of the exception error by calling ~AMPSSR~ with the passed input parameter field being a concatenation of the passed input parameter fields values to this program.
ELSE, update this record s accumulated BATCH TOTAL with the passed input parameter field, PAYMENT AMOUNT.
IF no exception error has occurred, then attempt to access for update an existing associated Cash Receipts EFT Remittance Advice Detail File (CREFTD) record, using the same key values last used for the Header File.
IF no record is found, write a new record, using this key value and a LINE NBR value of 1. Load the passed input parameter field, PAYMENT AMOUNT
value to the output PAYMENT TOTAL field and load the passed GROUP ID, BRANCH ID and TICKET ID
prefixed with "D" and load the RECORD ADDED audit fields appropriately.
IF a record is retrieved, compare the retrieved record s GROUP ID, BRANCH
ID, and TICKET ID to the passed GROUP ID, BRANCH ID and TICKET ID prefixed wit-h "D".
IF they match, then add the passed input parameter PAYMENT AMOUNT field value to the current PAYMENT AMOUNT field and update the RECORD, CHANGED audit fields appropriately.
IF no records are found whose GROUP ID, BRANCH ID and TICKET ID match, then write a record to this file using the same key fields values and set the LINE
NBR. to 1 or 1 more than was last retrieved. Load the passed passed GROUP ID, BRANCH ID and TICKET ID prefixed with "D", ENTERPRISE INTERNAL CUSTOMER ID, PAYMENT
AMOUNT to their associated fields and load the RECORD ADDED audit fields appropriately.
Files: (CRUD) Confidential Page 130 of 246 x/11/00 ARMS Process Report -CREFTH CRU- Cash Receipts EFT Payment Remittance Advice Header File, by , by Ins. ID, EFT ID#, and Sequence Nbr.
CREFTD (CRU-) Cash Receipts EFT Payment Remittance Advice Detail File, by Ins. ID, EFT ID#, Sequence Nbr., and Line Number. ' (~NOtes This program is called by the ARMS Distributed Edits and Dispatch (AM0061V1) program with the following input parameter fields:
Alphameric Company Profile ID
20 Alphameric EFT Identification 2 Alphameric Group ID
2 Alphamerie Branch ID
6 Alphameric Rental Contract/TICKET ID
7 Alphameric Enterprise Internal Customer ID
15/5 Numeric Payment Amount For any program exception error, the *PSSR - ERROR HANDLING SUBROUTINE
will be executed that will output a spooled RPG formatted DDMP and CALL
'AMPSSR' with the passed input parameter field being a concatenation of the passed input parameter fields' values to this program to notify the ARMS On-Call staff.
The ARMS system will now enable electronic invoices, payments and remittances (processed here) to;be sent/received for non-ARMS Rental Management Trading Partners that are Direct Billing/Remittance Trading Partners, such as Tennessee Valley Authority (an Enterprise Fleet Services customer). Therefore, ARMS
will receive a data queue entry to generate an electronic invoice (and create an associated ARMS Rental Transaction Cross-Reference (AMXREF) file record) when the trading partner never sent to ERAC (via ARMS) any initial rental authorization.
c~Embedded Data/Constants:
'AM0049V1' is used as a literal constant to pass as an input parameter .
field value to the calls of 'AMPSSR' program and the output of the PROGRAM ID
audit field in the CREFTD and CREFTH files' records.
'7699' (Host) is always used to load the GROUP and BRANCH ID fields of the Cash~R~ceipts EFT Payment Remittance Advice Header File (Improvement Opportunities:
Replace the literal constant 'AM0049V1' with the Program Status Data Structure's data element for PROGRAM ID in the RECORD ADDED and RECORD CHANGED
audit fields . ..-Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.19 Coded name:
Name: AUT Send Transmission to Trading Partner Company Comment: Definition: The automatic process of translating '(if necessary) and sending a transmission to the Trading Partner through one of several EDI
mediums.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.19.2 Coded name: EDZSCWA
Confidential Page 131 of 246 8/11/00 Name: PGM cnecx for W
Comment : Purpose ARMS Process Report To check for Outbound wrapped EDI transactions for Any EDI integration software sender processing. These transactions have been wrapped by program EDLSIMA
in collaboration with program AMZSIMA.
C~Operational Method:
This program receives a data queue entry keyed by the trading partner communications port id and if it is not a shutdown entry, it will read the Any EDI
integration software Connection Log file to determine if there are any outbound wrapped messages ready to be sent for this trading partner.
Based on the above information the return parameters are set.
c~Files EXLLCPP (in library EXTSYSF) (-R--) Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.19.7 Coded name: AMSCPIC
Name: PGM Send Proprietary Transmission to an ARMS-connected VAN (AMSCPIC) Comment : Purpose To request a program start communication conversation from an ARMS
trading partner, then continuously sends proprietrary EDI data set transmissions to the trading partner. These transmissions are triggered by the receipt of their key value via an input data queue entry until a data queue entxy of *DOWN is received from the input data queue.
(Operational Method:
For any error exception condition that occurs (including CPI-C errors), output a'~spooled RPG formatted dump and CALL 'AMPSSR to notify,ARMS On-Call staff of the condition and end the program.
At program startup: _ __.
- Derive ARMS to an ARMS-connected VAN Transmissions to be sent input data queue name by concatenating 'DQ' with input parameter COMPANY PROFILE ID
value (example 'DQVN101'). _ ~ .._ - Call QCMDEXC to execute the ADDLIBLE QSYS2 command to access the OS/400 System CPI-C objects.
After startup has completed, repetitively perform the following steps:
- Receive the next data queue entry from the derived input data queue into the ARMSI~Y external data structure, waiting infinitely for an entry.
- IF after any of the subsequent program executions, the returned PROGRAM
RETURN CODE is not equal to 0 (zero), then execute the program exception error routine.
- Initialize a CPI-C communication conversation by executing 'CMINIT' program with the following parameters:
Confidential Page 132 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report Character (Input) CONVERSATION SYMBOLIC DESTINATION ID
(CSI), loaded with the input parameter COMPANY PROFILE ID.
9/0 Binary (Output) PROGRAM RETURN CODE
- Allocate a CPI-C communication conversation by executing "CMALLC' program with the following parameters:
8 Character (Input) CONVERSATION ID
9/0 Binary (Output) PROGRAM RETURN CODE
- Set a CPI-C communication session/conversation send type by executing 'CMSST' program with the following parameters:
8 Character (Input) CONVERSATION ID
9/0 Binary (Input) CONVERSATION SEND SET TYPE, loaded with the value 1.
9/0 Binary (Output) PROGRAM RETURN CODE
- IF the received data queue entry's COMPANY ID = HOE-DOWN or the GROUP
TYPE CODE = LSD', or the CUSTOMER TRANSACTION ID = '*STOPS, then execute the following two programs, then end this program.
- - The first is to set the CPI-C Deal Type by executing 'CMSDT' program with the following parameters:
8 Character (Input) CONVERSATION ID
9/0 Binary (Input) CONVERSATION DEAL SET TYPE, loaded with the value 1.
9/0 Binary (Output) PROGRAM RETURN CODE
- - The second is to DeAllocate a CPI-C communication conversation by executing 'CMDEAL~ program with the following parameters:
8 Character (Input) CONVERSATION ID
9/0 Binary (Output) PROGRAM RETURN CODE
f.
- IF a non-shutdown data queue entry is received, then use its value to repetitively read each corresponding record in the ARMS Transmissions to be Sent (AMSEND) file. Load each retrieved record's ARMS format to a temporary DATA TO
BE
SENT array'of 128 charactef elements and 68 elements, increment the RECORD
COUNTER by 1 and the SENT DATA LENGTH by 128.
- - IF the RECORD COUNTER is greater than 69 (68 x 128 = 8704 characters, full communication buffer), or at least 1 record was read from the ARMS
Transmissions to be Sent (AMSEND) file, then execute the 'CMSEND' program with the following parameters : ...
8 Character (Input) CONVERSATION ID
8704 Character (Input) DATA TO BE SENT ARRAY , 9/0 Binary (Input) SENT DATA LENGTH (loaded with the current increments of 128 bytes per record).
9/0 Binary (Output) REQUESTOR ID, loaded with 0 (zero).
9/0 Binary (Output) PROGRAM RETURN CODE
- - Read from the loaded DATA TO BE SENT ARRAY, starting at the first element for every element loaded, write a record to the ARMS Transmissions Sent (AMSNDLOG) file and then send a data queue entry for these written records to the ARMS Time Line Input Data Queue (DQAM70V1).
- - Reset the SENT DATA LENGTH and the RECORD COUNTER to 0 (zero) and clear the DATA TO BE SENT ARRAY.
Confidential Page 133 of 246 8/11/00 Embedded Data/Constants:
'ADDLIBLE LIB(QSYS2)' for use in the execution of the program QCMDEXC to execute this command so that the IBM System Library for CPI-C programs' objects would be available for use.

ARMS Process Report AMSEND (_R__) AMSNDLOG (~__-) '*LIBL' used as the input parameter for the LIBRARY NAME for the execution of the Receive Data Queue and Send Data Queue programs.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.19.8 Coded name: EDMSLUA
Name: PGM Send X12 Transmission (EDMSLUA) Comment : Purpose :
To send any wrapped EDI X12 transactions that are ready to be sent.
Operational Method:
- This program runs in an infinite loop from the time it is submitted until a shutdown flag is returned by the called program EDZSCWA. The program is submitted by the ETD: EC/EDI: ARMS Trading Partner Insurance Company Comm./Mapping Submitter (AM***COMP) program to run in the ARMS subsystem on the centralized ARMS-host computer platform and is passed the following input parameters:
'***01' Character COMPANY PROFILE ID with transactions to be sent (such as Character NETWORK ID, as defined in Any EDI integration software, for this ARMS Company Profile ID to be used for this network communication session.-(such as 'ProfileName') 6 Character PORT ID, as defined in any EDI integration software, to be used for this network cpmmunication session (such as '3C' ) .
'" 10 Character ~ SCRIPT ID, as defined in any EDI integration software, as the communication script to be used for this company in the ARMS connected network.
(such as 'xxxxxS') 1 Character VERSION FLAG, Either '0' = Test or '1' = Production.
- Repetitively execute the ARMS ANY EDI INTEGRATTON SOFTWARE Generic Send Transaction Notify Program (EDZSCWA) with the following parameters, until the*DOWN
FLAG indicates a shutdown has been received:
5 Character (input) passed input parameter, COMPANY PROFILE ID with transactions to be sent (such as 'x3sxxx') 6 Character (input) passed input parameter, PORT ID, as defined in any FsDI integration software, to be used for this network communication session.(such as '***O1') 1 Character (output) *DOWN FLAG shutdown data queue entry received.
(Values are 'Y' = Yes or 'N' = No) ' 1 Character (output) TRANSACTIONS PROCESSED TO BE SENT FLAG, (Either 'Y' = Yes or 'N' = No) 1 Character (input) passed input parameter, VERSION FLAG (Either '0' = Test or '1' = Production) Confidential Page 134 of 246 8/11/00 ARMS Process Report ~.a. v.aac ic~.umacu liVU'l0Ht.11V1Va7 t'iCVI=L'baL'L -i-v n~ ~r~lr.L r-1.W;
18 YeS, tnen send transactions to trading partner based on Company ID, Network, Port, and Communication s Script by execution of the any EDI integration software's command for API: Send connections ready to send - batch.
- Upon return of control from EDZSCWA, if the shutdown flag has been set, end the program.
- IF there is an error is due to communications error line ARMS-CONNECTED
VALUE-ADDED NETWORK - (UEX0567), or, IF there is an error is due to communication's failure, (UEX0573), IF there is an error is due to no connections ready to send which match the selection parameters, (UEX0517), or, IF there is an error while processing a connection, (UEX0519), or, IF there is any other error escape message, then execute the error routine.
The error routine consists of: Output a spooled CL program dump; Notify ETD and ARMS On-Call personnel, end the program.
~PTotes Program EDZSCWA waits on the data queue that indicates the presence of wrapped transactions and returns the indicator for the presence of these transactions to this program.
Process Hierarchical numeric ID: 1.1.1.1.19.12 Coded name: EDLSIMA
Name: PGM Map Proprietary to X12 Transmission (EDLSIMA) Comment : c~Purpose:
To drive the translation of the ARMS proprietary transaction set into the ANSI X12 EDI transmission set.
~Operational Method:
IF translation errors are encountered or any unspecified escape error messages are generated, Dump the CL program, Call both the ETD PSSR and the ARMS PSSR
programs, passing the current job s JOBNAME, ~EDLSIMA1', and a single blank character to notify ETD and ARMS On-Call staff. Then End the program.
Retrieve the EC/EDI Send Mapper Debug Flag 1 character data area to check the DEBUG FLAG value.
IF the passed input parameter field VERSION is rT',':then perform overrides to the "test" interface files for 272 set to the ELEDITST E~s EDI
Test Data Library for the following 272 transaction set files and their associated test interface save files: S272DTL1, S272DTP1, S272HDR1, S272ER1, S272K21, S272NAM1, and S272PER1. Additionally for the following 824 transaction set files: S824HDR1, S824ER1, 58240TI1, S824N1, S824NTE1, S824ME1, and S824PER1. Also, IF not on the "DEV" (development) platform, then override the following DDM (distributed data management) remote file on the "DEV" platform in the ELEDITST EDI Test Data Library for the ARMS Cross-Reference File (DAMXREFL1) and the ARMS Authorization Detail File (DAMAUTD).
Allocate the following output sender segment detail interface work files for exclusive use:
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What is claimed is:
1. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to one of a plurality of providers of said rental vehicle services, at least one of said rental vehicle service providers offering a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby for any one of said plurality of said rental vehicle service providers.
2. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 1 wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization, said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said Internet web site from any location offering Internet web access, and wherein said at least one of said rental vehicle service providers further comprising a second business organization, said second business organization having the computer system and rental vehicle software program resident therein, and wherein said second business organization includes a plurality of geographically diverse rental vehicle locations.
3. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 2 wherein said rental vehicle software program is configured to permit a rental vehicle reservation to be initiated remote from said authorized purchaser and communicated to said authorized purchaser for authorization.
4. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 2 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation through said Internet web site.
5. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 4 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation including extending a time period for which said reservation authorizes use of a rental vehicle.
6. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 4 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchaser to generate reports relating to rental vehicle reservation activity conducted through said software program.
7. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 6 wherein said software program further comprises a data base, said data base storing rental vehicle reservation activity for access by said authorized purchasers.
8. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 7 wherein said software program is configured to automatically communicate billing information to said authorized purchaser.
for further processing.
9. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 8 wherein said software program is configured to communicate messages between said authorized purchaser and any others having access to said software program.
10. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 9 wherein said software program is configured for allowing access through its Internet web site to a plurality of service providers, and for limiting the functionality available to said plurality of service providers.
11. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 10 wherein said plurality of service providers include vehicle repair facilities.
12. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 1 further comprising a second computer system, said second computer system having a second computer software program resident thereon, said second computer software program being configured to process rental vehicle transactions at a plurality of geographically diverse branch facilities each of which has a plurality of vehicles for rental, said second computer system being linked to said first computer system.
13. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 12 wherein each of said first and second computer systems comprises a network having a main frame computer, said main frame computers being linked to each other, and wherein said second computer system further comprises a WAN.
14. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 13 wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization, said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said Internet web site from any location offering Internet web access, and further comprising a second business organization, said second business organization having the second computer system resident therein, and wherein said second business organization includes the plurality of geographically diverse rental vehicle locations.
15. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 14 wherein said first software program is configured to permit a rental vehicle reservation to be initiated remote from said authorized purchaser and communicated to said authorized purchaser for authorization.
16. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 15 wherein said first software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation through said Internet web site.
17. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 16 wherein said first software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation including extending a time period for which said reservation authorizes use of a rental vehicle.
18. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 16 wherein said first software program is configured to permit said authorized purchaser to generate reports relating to rental vehicle reservation activity conducted through said first software program.
19. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 18 wherein said first software program further comprises a data base, said data base storing rental vehicle reservation activity for access by said authorized purchasers.
20. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 19 wherein said first software program is configured to automatically communicate billing information to said authorized purchaser for further processing.
21. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 20 wherein said first software program is configured to communicate messages between said authorized purchaser and any others having access to said software program.
22. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 21 wherein said first software program is configured for allowing access through its Internet web site to a plurality of service providers, and for limiting the functionality available to said plurality of service providers.
23. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 22, wherein said plurality of service providers include vehicle repair facilities.
24. An automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having a graphical user interface (GUI) through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to any one of a plurality of vehicle rental service providers including one having a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby.
25. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 24 wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization, said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said rental vehicle software program from any location offering access to said computer system, and further comprising a second business organization, said second business organization having the computer system and rental vehicle software program resident therein, and wherein said second business organization includes a plurality of geographically diverse rental vehicle locations.
26. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 25 further comprising a second computer system resident in said second business organization, said second computer system having a second computer software program resident thereon, said second computer software program being configured to process rental vehicle transactions at the plurality of geographically diverse branch facilities each of which has a plurality of vehicles for rental, said second computer system being linked to said first computer system.
27. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 26 wherein each of said first and second computer systems comprises a network having a main frame computer, said main frame computers being linked to each other, and wherein said second computer system further comprises a WAN.
28. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 27 wherein said rental vehicle software program is configured to permit a rental vehicle reservation to be initiated remote from said authorized purchaser and communicated to said authorized purchaser for authorization.
29. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 28 wherein said first software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation through said Internet web site.
30. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 29 wherein said first software program is configured to permit said authorized purchaser to generate reports relating to rental vehicle reservation activity conducted through said first software program.
31. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 30 wherein said first software program is configured to automatically communicate billing information to said authorized purchaser for further processing.
32. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 31 wherein said first software program is configured to communicate messages between said authorized purchaser and any others having access to said software program.
33. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 32 wherein said first software program is configured for allowing access thereto to a plurality of service providers, and for limiting the functionality available to said plurality of service providers.
34. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 33 wherein said plurality of service providers include vehicle repair facilities.
35. A computer software program to provide an Internet site access by a multi-level business organization to a plurality of service providers including one such service provider having an integrated business, said access being sufficient for placing and monitoring orders for delivery of services by said integrated business, said integrated business including a computer system having a business software program configured to automatically accept reservations for, and provide administrative control and accounting for, services offered and physically available at a plurality of geographically diverse locations.
36. The computer program of claim 35 wherein said Internet site software program is configured to provide said access to said business software program for a range of functional interactions therewith.
37. The computer program of claim 36 wherein said Internet site computer software program is configured to provide access to an authorized purchaser of a plurality of said service providers' services, said authorized purchaser comprising a multi-level business organization requiring interaction at a plurality of levels of said business software program.
38. The computer program of claim 37 wherein said at least one service provider having an integrated business is itself a multi-level business organization, said business software program providing communication of business information needed to effectively execute reservations placed for delivery of its services, and wherein said Internet site software program is configured to provide interaction between different levels of both of said business organizations.
39. The computer program of claim 38 wherein said Internet site software program is further configured to provide controlled access to said business software program by third party service providers.
40. The computer program of claim 38 wherein said Internet site software is resident on a first computer system and said business software program is resident on a second computer system, and wherein each of said first and second computer systems comprises a network having a main frame computer, said main frame computers being linked to each other, and wherein said second computer system further comprises a WAN.
41. A method for providing an Internet site through which an authorized purchaser comprising a multi-level business organization of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program and make reservations for any one of a plurality of rental vehicle service providers, at least one of said providers being an integrated business organization with a functional integrated computer system providing access to a plurality of diverse geographic locations at which vehicles for rental are kept, said method comprising the steps of:
providing an Internet site computer system having a software program configured to create Internet access thereto;
and establishing a link between said purchaser's computer system and at least one of said providers computer system;
said Internet site software program being further configured to facilitate functional interaction between the software program resident on said rental vehicle provider's business computer system and an authorized purchaser logged onto said Internet site software program.
42. The method of claim 41 wherein said provider's computer system further comprises a main frame computer, and wherein the step of establishing a link includes the step of establishing a link between said authorized purchaser's computer and said main frame computer.
43. A method for providing a GUI interface through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services comprising a multi-level business organization may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a rental vehicle provider's business computer system to thereby conduct rental vehicle business with a plurality of providers including conducting vehicle rental business on at least one of said provider's business computer system, said method comprising the steps of:

providing a computer system having a software program configured to create a GUI interface; and establishing a link between said two computer systems;
said GUI interface software program being further configured to communicate with a plurality of providers including facilitating functional interaction between the software program resident on said at least one rental vehicle provider's business computer system and an authorized purchaser logged onto said GUI interface software program.
44. The method of claim 43 wherein each of said computer systems further comprises a main frame computer, and wherein the step of establishing a link includes the step of establishing a link between said two main frame computers.
45. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a plurality of rental vehicle providers including at least one provider having a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to a centralized destination, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby virtually without human intervention.
46. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 45 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to generate a report comprised of that users work load sorted by completion date.
47. A rental vehicle transaction system, said system comprising an Internet site through a computer, said computer being networked with a plurality of vehicle rental providers, at least one of said providers having an integrated computer system connected thereto, and said computer being configured to allow users to place reservations for rental vehicle services with any one of said providers.
48. The transaction system of claim 47 wherein said Internet site computer is further configured to allow data requirements for said reservation to be customized.
49. The transaction system of claim 47 wherein said Internet site is networked through the Internet with said other providers.
50. The transaction system of claim 49 wherein said Internet site is configured to allow customization of menus presented to said users.
51. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to one of a plurality of providers of said rental vehicle services, a plurality of said rental vehicle service providers each offering a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle software program having access to a data base, said data base including at least data corresponding to characteristics of presently available vehicles for rental situated at least at one of said specific geographic locations, said data base being accessible to said authorized purchaser and from which said purchaser may choose a vehicle for rent, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby for any one of said plurality of said rental vehicle service providers.
52. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 51 wherein said software program is configured to automatically update said data base as reservations are processed in order to maintain said data base for use by subsequent authorized purchasers.
53. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 52 wherein said computer system comprises a computer network.
54. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 53 wherein said computer network comprises a first computer for hosting said web site, a second computer for hosting said rental vehicle software program for controlling and processing said authorized reservations, and at least one third computer configured for fulfilling said authorized reservations.
55. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 54 wherein each of said rental vehicle service providers has its own third computer configured for fulfilling said authorized reservations.
56. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 55 wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization, said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said Internet web site from any location offering Internet web access, and wherein each of said plurality of rental vehicle service providers comprises a separate business organization, said separate business organizations each providing their own plurality of geographically diverse rental vehicle locations.
57. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 56 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation including extending a time period for which said reservation authorizes use of a rental vehicle.
58. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 57 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchaser to generate reports relating to rental activity conducted through said software program.
59. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to one of a plurality of providers of said rental vehicle services, a plurality of said rental vehicle service providers each offering a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle software program having access to a data base, said data base including at least data corresponding to characteristics of presently available vehicles for rental situated at each of said specific geographic locations, said data base being accessible to said authorized purchaser and from which said purchaser may choose a vehicle for rent, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction, and said rental vehicle software program being configured to process said authorized reservation for any one of said plurality of said rental vehicle service providers.
60. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 59 wherein said software program is configured to automatically update said data base as reservations are processed in order to maintain said data base for use by subsequent authorized purchasers.
61. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 60 wherein said computer system comprises a computer network.
62. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 61 wherein said computer network comprises a first computer for hosting said web site, a second computer for hosting said rental vehicle software program for controlling and processing said authorized reservations, and at least one third computer for fulfilling said authorized reservations.
63. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 62 wherein each of said rental vehicle service providers has its own third computer configured for fulfilling said authorized reservations.
64. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 63 wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization, said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said Internet web site from any location offering Internet web access, and wherein each of said plurality of rental vehicle service providers comprises a separate business organization, said separate business organizations each providing their own plurality of geographically diverse rental vehicle locations.
65. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 64 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation including extending a time period for which said reservation authorizes use of a rental vehicle.
66. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 65 wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchaser to generate reports relating to rental activity conducted through said software program.
67. A method for providing an Internet site through which an authorized purchaser, said authorized purchaser comprising a multi-level business organization, of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program and make reservations for any one of a plurality of rental vehicle service providers, each of said providers being an integrated business organization with a functional integrated computer system providing access to a plurality of diverse geographic locations at which vehicles for rental are kept, said method comprising the steps of:
providing an Internet site computer system having a software program configured to create Internet access thereto;
and establishing a link between said purchaser's computer system and each of said providers' computer systems; said Internet site software program being further configured to facilitate functional interaction between the software program resident on said rental vehicle providers' business computer systems and an authorized purchaser logged onto said Internet site software program; and maintaining a data base of reservation activity handled by said Internet site.
68. The method of claim 67 further comprising the step of providing a communication capability over said link to allow for communication between said authorized purchaser and said providers.
69. The method of claim 68 further comprising the step of permitting access to said reservation data base by said authorized purchaser for generating reports therefrom.
70. The method of claim 69 further comprising the step of allowing for limiting the functionality of certain authorized purchasers in using the software program.
71. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to one of a plurality of providers of said rental vehicle services, at least one of said rental vehicle service providers offering a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby for any one of said plurality of said rental vehicle service providers, wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation through said Internet web site, wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization, said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said Internet web site from any location offering Internet web access, and wherein said at least one of said rental vehicle service providers further comprises a second business organization, said second business organization having the computer system and rental vehicle software program resident therein, and wherein said second business organization includes a plurality of geographically diverse rental vehicle locations.
72. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 71 wherein said software program is configured to permit multiple parties to modify said rental vehicle reservation, and wherein said software program is further configured to restrict actions which each of said multiple parties can effect to thereby control the extent to which said vehicle reservation.
may be modified by each of said multiple parties.
73. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 72 wherein said multiple parties are each insurance adjusters and said software program is restricted through an entry instruction generated by said insurance company.
74. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 72 wherein said multiple parties include at least one agent who is not a member of the same organization employing at least one other of said multiple parties.
75. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 71 wherein said software program is configured to provide a synching function so that another computer may be selectively connected thereto and, under operator command, a data base in said other computer containing reservation data may be uploaded to a data base in said software program containing a master data base of reservation data, said computer system comparing the data from said two data bases and choosing to store data from each according to a synch protocol at least partially specified by the user.
76. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 75 wherein said other computer is a mobile computer, and said selective connection is provided over an Internet connection.
77. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 71 wherein said software program is configured to permit the entry of user satisfaction data and transmit said user satisfaction data to an authority for response thereto.
78. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 71 wherein said software program is configured to provide a menu of action items for selective entry and processing by a user thereof, and further comprising a command through which a user may execute a plurality of entered action items all together without further operator action.
79. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 71 wherein said software program has access to a data base in which data corresponding to an inventory of vehicles are kept, and wherein said software program is configured to permit a user to access said data base to thereby view replacement vehicles available for transfer to a customer.
80. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 79 wherein said software program is configured to permit searching of said data base from parameters entered by said user.
81. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 80 wherein said parameters include at least vehicle valuation.
82. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 81.
wherein said software program is configured to accept authorization for said transfer by an insurance company.
83. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation, to one of a plurality of providers of said rental vehicle services, at least one of said rental vehicle service providers offering a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby for any one of said plurality of said rental vehicle service providers, and wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation including extending a time period for which said reservation authorizes use of a rental vehicle.
84. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 83 wherein said software program is configured to permit multiple parties to modify said rental vehicle reservation, and wherein said software program is further configured to restrict actions which each of said multiple parties can effect to thereby control the extent to which said vehicle reservation may be modified by each of said multiple parties.
85. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 84 wherein said multiple parties are each insurance adjusters and said software program is restricted through an entry instruction generated by said insurance company.
86. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 84 wherein said multiple parties include at least one agent who is not a member of the same organization employing at least one other of said multiple parties.
87. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 83 wherein said software program is configured to provide a synching function so that another computer may be selectively connected thereto and, under operator command, a data base in said other computer containing reservation data may be uploaded to a data base in said software program containing a master data base of reservation data, said computer system comparing the data from said two data bases and choosing to store data from each according to a synch protocol at least partially specified by the user.
88. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 87 wherein said other computer is a mobile computer, and said selective connection is provided over an Internet connection.
89. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 83 wherein said software program is configured to permit the entry of user satisfaction data and transmit said user satisfaction data to an authority for response thereto.
90. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 83 wherein said software program is configured to provide a menu of action items for selective entry and processing by a user thereof, and further comprising a command through which a user may execute a plurality of entered action items all together without further operator action.
91. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 83 wherein said software program has access to a data base in which data corresponding to an inventory of vehicles are kept, and wherein said software program is configured to permit a user to access said data base to thereby view replacement vehicles available for transfer to a customer.
92. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 91 wherein said software program is configured to permit searching of said data base from parameters entered by said user.
93. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 92 wherein said parameters include at least vehicle valuation.
94. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 93 wherein said software program is configured to accept authorization for said transfer by an insurance company.
95. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 71 wherein said rental vehicle software program is configured to communicate over the Internet through a stateless connection.
96. The rental vehicle transaction system of claim 83 wherein said rental vehicle software program is configured to communicate over the Internet through a stateless connection.
97. An Internet enabled automatic rental vehicle transaction system, said system having an Internet web site through which an authorized purchaser of rental vehicle services may access a rental vehicle software program resident on a computer system, said rental vehicle software program being configured to automatically respond to a series of commands from said authorized purchaser and communicate a rental vehicle reservation to at least one provider of said, rental vehicle services, said at least one rental vehicle service providers offering a plurality of specific geographically remote rental vehicle locations at which vehicles for rent are situated, said rental vehicle reservation having sufficient information for authorizing, processing and billing said rental vehicle transaction so that a rental vehicle transaction may be automatically processed thereby for said at least one of said rental vehicle service provider, wherein said software program is configured to permit said authorized purchasers to modify said rental vehicle reservation through said Internet web site, wherein said authorized purchaser comprises a business organization,.
said business organization having a plurality of authorized purchasers, said plurality of authorized purchasers being enabled to access said Internet web site from any location offering Internet web access, and wherein said at least one rental vehicle service provider further comprises a second business organization, said second business organization having the computer system and rental vehicle software program resident therein, and wherein said rental vehicle software program is configured to communicate over the Internet through a stateless connection.
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