My CTF will not export
If there is an error with the CTF look in the bottom left-hand side of the screen within the CTF window for a clue as to what the error is.
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Using the CTF Matching Screen
The CTF Matching routine enables you to define how a record in a CTF is imported into SIMS. It also enables you to select a record in the CTF that matches a record in your SIMS database then update the SIMS database with any missing details. The method used to match a record in the…
When creating the CTF for my Key Stage return, which boxes need to be ticked from the Data to be exported section?
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Remove all ticks except the ones in Student Addresses, Assessment…
What do I do with the CTF for a pupil that is going to an Independent school, overseas or to Scotland?
If the CTF is being sent to one of the above you will need to set up an alternative destination. Go to: Tools/Setups/CTF and click on the ‘Alternative Destinations’ hyperlink. Click ‘New’. Type…..
When sending a CTF the destination school is not always there for me to select from the drop down list.
If you are sending a CTF and the destination school is not there, please follow these instructions: Go to Tools/Other Schools and carry out a search on the school name. If the school is not there you will need to create a new record and fill in the required details. If the school is there…
Where do I send a CTF if I do not know where the pupil is going?
If you do not know the destination of a Leaver you will need to send the CTF to an alternative destination called unknown destination. This will appear within the destination school as the name “Unknown Destination”. If the unknown destination does not show then please follow these steps: – Go to: Tools/setups/CTF and click on the…
Can I delete old CTF Files?
When CTF files are exported, an XML export file is created and stored in the CTF Export Directory that was specified when you configured the CTF defaults (via Tools | Setups | CTF). Each XML file will have an individual file name when viewed through Windows® Explorer. The first seven digits of the file name…