Finding Records Using a Multiple Field Search
You can find records of top-level objects and child objects using multiple search fields. For each record type, you can search using a different set of fields. If you specify values for multiple search fields within a record type, Oracle CRM On Demand Connected Mobile Sales conducts an AND search. For example, if the record type is Contact, and you specify a First name and Last Name, then Oracle CRM On Demand Connected Mobile Sales returns only records that match both the First Name AND Last Name. The following shows the search fields available for each record type.
Record Type | Search Fields | Sort Field | Sort Order |
---|---|---|---|
Account |
Account Name, Billing: Address 1, Billing: City, Billing: State/Province, Location, Primary Contact, Shipping: Address 1, Shipping: City, Shipping: State/Province |
Account Name |
Ascending |
Appointment (as a related item) |
Location, Subject |
Start Time |
Ascending |
Asset |
Product Name, Serial # |
Product Name |
Ascending |
Contact |
Last Name, First Name, Email |
Last Name |
Ascending |
Custom Object 1-15 |
Name, Quick Search 1, Quick Search 2 (see note below) |
Name |
Ascending |
Lead |
Last Name, First Name, Company |
Last Name |
Ascending |
Note |
Subject |
Modified Date |
Descending |
Opportunity |
Opportunity Name |
Opportunity Name |
Ascending |
Product |
Product Name, Product Category, Part Number, Status |
Product Name |
Ascending |
Product Category |
Category Name |
Category Name |
Ascending |
Service Request |
Service Number, Subject, First Name, Last Name |
Opened Time |
Descending |
Task |
Subject, Location |
Due Date |
Ascending |
User |
Last Name, First Name, Email |
Last Name |
Ascending |
If the Account object is a child of the Contact object, then the search fields are Account Name, Location, and Primary Contact. If the Account object is a child object of Custom Object 1, Custom Object 2, or Custom Object 3, then the search fields are Account Name and Location only. The search fields for the Account object and Custom Objects 04-15 are the same as the top-level Account object.
To use a multiple field search
While displaying a list, tap the Magnifying Glass icon (Android) or drag down on the list (iOS).
The multiple field Search page appears.
For each of the search fields displayed, you can tap the Search Operator (on the left side) and choose an operator for the search, such as Equals, Contains, or Starts With.
The list of search operators depends on the field’s data type. For example, a date field can use a Between operator so you can specify a date range to search within. A numeric field has equals, greater than, and less than operators.
For each of the search fields displayed, you can enter a value to search on.
If you leave a search field blank, then that field is not used when searching. For text fields, the same wildcard and case rules apply as described in Search Wildcards and Case-Insensitivity.
To start the search, tap Search at the top right of the page.