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Configuring the Multi-Value Group Applet

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This applet is the dialog box that appears when the user clicks the ellipsis button in the originating applet. It lists the multi-value group business component records that are detail records in the master-detail relationship with the current originating business component record. It also provides the means to add and delete detail records. The multi-value group applet contains list column object definitions that present the data from corresponding fields in the multi-value group business component.

The multi-value-group applet has the following important properties:

• Business Component. Identifies the multi-value group business component.
• Class. Enter a value of CSSFrameList in this property. This setting indicates that this is a standard list applet.
• Type. Enter a value of MVG in this property. This setting indicates that this is a multi-value group applet. This configures the behavior of the dialog box and button controls.
• Title. Identifies the multi-value group applet to appear in the title bar.

The List Column object definitions in the multi-value group applet have the following important property:

• Field. Identifies the field in the multi-value group business component from which the list column displays data.

If users will perform queries on fields mapped to MultiValue Groups, do the following.

Determine the query destination field (the multi-value link field being used for the query)—the field that is mapped to a database column.

In Siebel Tools, remove the check mark from the Use Default Sensitivity property for that destination field.

NOTE:  For fields of type DTYPE_ID the follow rules hold true:
Queries are case-sensitive if Use DefaultSensitivity is TRUE and the .cfg file CaseInsensitive setting is FALSE.
Queries are case-insensitive if Use Default Sensitivity is TRUE and the .cfg file CaseInsensitive setting is TRUE.

Siebel data types are discussed in more detail in Object Types Reference.

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