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Application Guide for Oracle Self-Service E-Billing (Business Edition) > Using Hierarchies >
Searching a Hierarchy
A user can use this use case to find a particular group, account, service, and attribute for any node or leaf within a hierarchy. Table 74 lists and describes the use case functions.
Table 74. Searching a Hierarchy
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Name |
Searching a Hierarchy |
Users |
Business administrator user and manager user |
Trigger |
Search tab |
Report Content - Search Results Fields For Element Groups |
- Name (Display name of Group element type.)
- Position (The name of the hierarchy node one level above.)
- Display Name
- Description
- Attributes 1 through 5
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Report Content - Search Results Fields For Element Accounts |
The search results display the following fields for the element accounts:
- Account No. (Display name of the Accounts element type.)
- Position (The name of the hierarchy node one level above.)
- Account Name
- Attributes 1 through 5
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Report Content - Search Results Fields For Element Service Agreement |
The search results display the following fields for the element service agreement:
- Service Number (Display name of element type Services).
- Position (The name of the hierarchy node one level above.)
- Account Number
- Subscriber Name
- Attributes 1 through 5
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Report Content - Search Results Fields For Element Users |
The search results display the following fields for element users:
- Name (Display name of element type User)
- Position (The name of the hierarchy node one level above)
- Contact Number
- Email Address
- Attributes 1 through 5
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Business Rules |
- Checkbox selections persist when paging. Selections are aggregated across pages.
- If user selects the radio button for Entire Hierarchy, then the scope of the search is all the nodes in the hierarchy.
- If user selects the radio button for From Current Position, then the scope of the search is relative to and limited by the nodes below the current position.
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Main Path for Searching a Hierarchy
The following path describes the Searching a Hierarchy use case: 1 The user selects the Search tab.
- Oracle Self-Service E-Billing displays Hierarchy Search Criteria form with current context and defaults.
- The user changes the Element search criteria and clicks Submit.
- Oracle Self-Service E-Billing verifies that the required fields are specified as a search parameter.
- Oracle Self-Service E-Billing validation passes.
- Oracle Self-Service E-Billing displays a tabular search results report with the total count for the search result set and all attributes for the selected element type.
Alternate Paths for Searching a Hierarchy
Alternate paths can occur in this use case. When Search Results Display, the User Selects One or More Checkboxes and Selects Submit
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing returns the user to the Manage tab displaying:
- Top pane: Hierarchy context.
- Bottom Left Pane: Tree view of current hierarchy tree opened to current position context.
- Bottom Right Pane: Elements tab containing the display name and position of the selected elements only selected in the Search page.
The User Selects a Display Name Link of the Specified Element Type for the Search Criteria
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing returns the user to the Manage tab displaying:
- Top pane: Hierarchy context.
- Bottom Left Pane: Tree view of current hierarchy tree opened to where the element selected is located in the tree in the bottom left pane.
- Bottom Right Pane: Details tab containing the details for the selected element.
The User Selects the Sorting Action
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing invokes Sorting use case. The User Selects the Paging action
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing invokes Paging use case. Exceptions for Searching a Hierarchy
Exceptions can occur in this use case. The User Encounters a Validation Error
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing invokes the validation error message use case. The User Encounters a Server System Error
Oracle Self-Service E-Billing invokes the error message use case.
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