To Date Qualifying SLN Period Data Definition 2008/2009

A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD

DATA DEFINITION

1. Aim to date qualifying SLN period.

PURPOSE

2. To identify aims that pass the qualifying period in any year to be eligible to generate SLN.

RELEVANT COLLECTIONS

  • ILR (LR)
  • ILR (ER)
  • ILR (UFI)
  • ILR (ESF SR)
  • ILR (ASL)

SOURCE DATA

3. The following variables are used as source data for the calculation of To Date Qualifying SLN Period.

Field NameLabelDataset
A_TODATE_QUALIFYING
_SLN_PERIOD
A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD Aim Passes the Qualifying Period in Any Year to be Eligible to Generate SLNAims DLF Standard File

DERIVED VARIABLES AND DATASETS

4. The definition produces the following derived variable(s)

Field NameLabelDataset
A_TODATE_QUALIFYING
_SLN_PERIOD
A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD Aim Passes the Qualifying Period in Any Year to be Eligible to Generate SLNAims Standard File

VALUES

5. The table below outlines the categories for A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD

ValueLabel
0No
1Yes

DETAILED DEFINITION

6. The aim level to date qualifying SLN period flag is matched in from the Demand Led Funding dataset, relevant to the collection. For further information please refer to documentation available on the Funding Policy page.


To Date Qualifying SLN Period Sample Code

1. The following SPSS code is provided to illustrate the To Date Qualifying SLN Period data definition.

A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD

2. The following table shows the steps required to derive A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD

StepConditionAction/Action if true
1AnySet A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD = 1 in Aims File
2If A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD in Aims DLF File=1Set A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD = 1 in Aims File

3. The following SPSS code illustrates how to derive A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD on to the Aims data set..

GET FILE = …………Aims Data set.

SORT CASES BY L01 L03 A15 A26 A05.
MATCH FILES
 /FILE = *
 /TABLE = …..Aims DLF data set
 /BY L01 L03 A15 A26 A05.

VALUE LABELS A_TODATE_QUALIFYING_SLN_PERIOD
 0 'No’
 1 'Yes’.


Date last modified: 12th January 2009