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To manage the overselling overbooking logic, tables are created to later be applied to flights.

System administrator should customize the tables at it's convenienceaccording the the  carrier´s intent.

The following entry displays the over sale overbooking logic:

KSMCL

Response:

      NLogic     Sub     
		1         6     
		2         4      
		3         3
		4         1
  		5         6
		6         5

The column  NLogic indiocates indicates the table number, the table Sub indicates the amount of sub-index or divisions each table has.

Re-display the table by entering: 

 KSMCL*

To display each item from the table entry is: 

Response:

KSMCL5
     NLogic:   5
 
             From    to  Formula   %
                0     7     5      Y
                8    15    12      Y
               16    31    15      Y
               32    90    25      Y
               91   200    50      Y
              201   330    80      Y
 

Description:

The From column From indicates indicates the first day assuming the start day starting with the departure of the flight departure time 

The column To iindicates how many days To column indicates the days left before flight departure.

The column Formula indicates column  indicates the overbooking percentage of oversale applied 

The column % indicates column indicates if  over sale will overbooking applies by percentage or by seats

if indicator is  Y applies applies over sale  When indicator Y is present  overbooking applies  by percentage. If When indicator is N applies over sale by amount of seats N is present overbooking by of seats amount apply. 

For instance, logic #5 says, from departure day until 7 days before flight departure a 5% of over sale will apply.

Then, since 8 days before departure, until 15  days before flight departure a 12 % off over sale will apply and so on.

Create a logic 

Use the following entry to create a new logic 

KSMCL7/N

Response

KSMCL7/N
     NLogic :   7
 
            Desde Hasta  Formula   %
         ...    0   330     0      Y ...NEW RECORD

By default table starts from 0 to 330 (330 is the maximum days ahead on the system), formula is 0 and % is 0. Consider this is a new item.

 Use the following entry to create the logic items 

KSMCL/0/1/0/Y

Slash is a separator between each indicator 

RespuestaResponse:

KSMCL/0/1/0/Y
     NLogic :   7
             Desde Hasta  Formula   %
         ...    0     1     0      Y ...NEW RECORD
         ...    2   330     0      Y ...NEW RECORD

Example 

KSMCL/2/7/10/N

Response:

KSMCL/2/7/10/N
     NLogic :   7
            Desde Hasta  Formula   %
         ...    0     1     0      Y ...NEW RECORD
         ...    2     7    10      N ...NEW RECORD
         ...    8   330     0      Y ...NEW RECORD

Así, sucesivamente, se van cargando todos los ítems que sean necesarios.

Thus, successively, continue to load all necessary items necessary, once process is  completed process to , save the new table by using the following entry:

KSMCL/S

Response:

OK. ALL DATA SAVE

Modify pre-existent logic

In order to modify a pre-existent table, first use the following entry to display the table:

KSMCL{Número de lógica}

Once displaydisplayed, apply changes by use the same entries as for create new logic.

Ejemplo:

KSMCL7
     NLogic :   7
            Desde Hasta  Formula   %
                0     1     0      Y
                2     7    10      N
                8   330     0      Y
 
KSMCL/8/21/10/Y
     NLogic :   7 
            Desde Hasta  Formula   %
                0     1     0      Y
                2     7    10      N
         ...    8    21    10      Y ...NEW RECORD
         ...   22   330     0      Y ...NEW RECORD

Una vez realizados todos los cambios necesarios se procede a guardar los datos con el mismo comando de grabación que en la creación:Once all changes are done save the transaction by using the following entry

KSMCL/S

Respuesta:

OK. ALL DATA SAVE

Una vez guardados los datos, automáticamente se actualizan todos los registros que han sido afectados al cambioOnce the data is saved, all the records that have been affected by the change are automatically updated.

Ignorar los cambios

Ignore changes

To ignore changes, or actions while creating a new item by: 

KSMCL/I

RespuestaResponse: 

ALL DATA IGNORED

 Historia de las lógicas

Logic History 

Display the history of all edits done to a logic using the following entry:

KSMCL7*H

También se puede recuperar una lógica estando ya recuperada con KSMCL7, se ejecuta el comando KSMCL*H similar al anterior pero sin aclarar el número de lógica dado que se encuentra ya desplegada

It is also possible to recover a logic that has already been displayed by entering KSMCL7,  then enter KSMCL*H without specifying an item number as it has already been displayed 

Example: 

KSMCL7*H
 -- HISTORY OF LOGIC #7 --
X 0/1/0/Y
A 0/1/5/Y
R BUE.BUEXX-MM 1544/23MAR04
X 0/1/5/Y
A 0/1/6/Y
R BUE.BUEXX-MM 1552/23MAR04

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