Helen Ogden

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Hi Ruth thanks for your reply. That's interesting to hear that you don't wait 42 days. We have always tried to abide by the 42 day rule to avoid non-starters becoming early withdrawals and ending up on our PDSAT reports. Technically we prefer to accurately record them as non starters in our system when we can.  In our system we have to QA verify before they go into the ILR so we tend to pick up non starters fairly quickly, although some do inevitably slip through. So their data is there but we don't do the final approval before 42 days to move them into the ILR xml file. If we were to submit and later remove them surely we'd get an FRM06 because they would disappear from the ILR? However, I've thought of a potential solution for us which would be that we do QA all learners who are due into the ILR as soon as the submissions window is open (e.g. for R04) and I do an early submission (as soon after R03 is closed as possible). That  means that the data will be available on the apps service and our administrator can them use the automated process. We then have about a 3 week window to check for any non-starters who I should be able to exclude from the ILR before R04 hard close. So those should in theory never go into the final ILR and the problem will be solved. I didn't think about the submission window being open for about 3 weeks when I posted yesterday. I was just thinking would it  mean our administrator had to QA a large batch of learners rather than doing what she does now which is cohort by cohort.  We will give it a go and see what happens as I like the idea in principle and it should have the benefit of eliminating DLocks which will definitely be a large time saving and mean that data is accurate on both systems. 

Hi Ruth thanks for your reply. That's interesting to hear that you don't wait 42 days. We have always tried to abide by the 42 day rule to avoid non-starters becoming early withdrawals and ending u...

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Helen Ogden commented,

It should appear in submissions history as shown below. Your R06 report might not be available yet. I tend to find it appears 2-3 days after submission. Hope this helps [image]

It should appear in submissions history as shown below. Your R06 report might not be available yet. I tend to find it appears 2-3 days after submission. Hope this helps

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Helen Ogden commented,

I reported this too and have had an email this morning from the ESFA helpdesk informing me that the technical issue is solved and that anyone affected by it needs to re-submit their ILR. 

I reported this too and have had an email this morning from the ESFA helpdesk informing me that the technical issue is solved and that anyone affected by it needs to re-submit their ILR.