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Navigating through a Find Window

When you navigate to a window which has a customized find window attached to it, you must respond to the find window before displaying the window you want to work with. You can either start a search, with manually entered or predefined criteria, or you can retrieve all available records by leaving all fields blank and choosing Find.

If you decide to narrow your search, you must enter a search string in the first row of fields in the find window. If you enter more search strings on subsequent lines, a data record must match both criteria to be retrieved. It will not be retrieved when it matches only one of the search strings. Multiple search strings assume the logical form (string1) AND (string2), where string1 and string2 are search strings entered on separate lines in a find window.

   To enter a search string




   Saving your search in a folder

You may wish use Oracle folder technology to save search strings for later use. This features is particularly useful when you have complex or frequently used strings, strings whose entry would be laborious or prone to error.

See: Querying Records in a Folder.

See Also

Items Find Window

Supply/Demand Find Window

Using Query Find

Using Query Operators

Customizing the Presentation of Data in a Folder


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