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Search Specifications for a Matrix-Based Pricing Factor


Search specifications are entered in the Matrix SearchSpec field of the Pricing Factor form. They are logical conditions that use fields in the quote or order as variables. For any quote or order, only one row in the matrix-pricing table should satisfy the condition, and the price adjustment in this row is applied to the order.

NOTE:  If the search specification in this field can describe more than one record, then the search returns the first matching record that it finds, which may vary from one session to another. You should test search specifications to make sure that they cannot be satisfied by multiple records.

Search specifications use the standard Siebel query syntax and formatting rules, as follows:

For more information about the standard syntax used in search specifications and queries, see Siebel Tools Reference.

The following examples will give you a general idea of search specification formatting and syntax. These examples were created to function in a specific context, and they may not to work in your environment.


 Pricing Administration Guide 
 Published: 18 April 2003