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Binocular Search in Siebel (Using Find Object)

11 January 2010 7,114 views 16 Comments Bookmark and Share



What is Binocular Search? As soon as we login into the application, we can see a binocular symbol           siebel binocular search (indicating “Search”) as shown below.

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This Binocular Search is used for performing search using required Find Object based on various Fields. For Example:- Select the option from the Look In PickList where we want to perform the search. siebel binocular search2

As soon as the option from the Look In list is selected, the fields associated with that particular Find Object(option) gets displayed, based on which search can be performed. Now, we can enter the required value that needs to be searched in the specific field and press “Go” button. This will display all the related records available.

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Steps for configuring the Binocular Search are as follows -

1. Create a new find object as shown below (If “Find” object is not present in the object explorer then go to view -> Options -> Object Explorer -> Check Find -> Click “OK”)

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Give any Name, also define the Project, the Applet, the Display Name and the Drilldown View. In the example considered- Name= Swati Binocular Project= Order Entry Applet= Opportunity List Applet Display Name= Swati Binocular Drilldown View= Opportunity Detail Contact View

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2.  Specify the “Find Fields” Mention all the fields on which you want to search.

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In the example considered, we have applied search on three fields- Account, Key Contact Last Name, Name.

3.  Specify the “Find Views” Mention the views, to be taken into consideration, in “Find Views”. Also give the sequence number.

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4.  Now Go to the “Application Object” In the example considered the application is “Siebel Power Communications”. For this application, go to “Application Find” and add the “Find Object”. Here the Find Object is “Swati Binocular”.

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5. Compile all the objects created 6.  Result The Result of the configured Binocular Search Object will be as shown-

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16 Comments »

  • Allen Buist said:

    What a wonderful description Swati, I will glad to read more about siebel search also want to understand the diff between Find and Search.
    Thanks,
    Allen

    # 12 January 2010 at 4:15 am
  • Ashish Kr. Bameta
    Ashish Kumar said:

    Allen please read below for knowing difference between siebel search and find.

    1. Differences between Find and Search Operations
    2. Siebel Search

    Let us know if you have any query.

    # 12 January 2010 at 10:17 am
  • Swati Pawar
    Swati Pawar (author) said:

    Thanks Allen, I am new contributor to this amazing siebel blog. will share more in few days.
    Please follow article suggested by Ashish for your query.

    # 14 January 2010 at 5:42 pm
  • Ayush said:

    Hi,

    I have got a problem after configuring Find Object. When i Click on DropDown of Look In. I have 4 Contacts Options, 4 Accounts Options, etc. There is repeated Option for Each Object.

    Could You tell the reason and how can we restrict that

    Ayush

    # 4 February 2010 at 10:13 am
  • Swati Pawar
    Swati Pawar (author) said:

    Hi Ayush,
    The reason behind multiple display of find object names in Look In filed is because of configuring more than one find object having same display names such as Account, Contacts.

    Look In List shows the display names of the Find Objects created. You can check this by going to the Find Objects in Tools and Search for “Accounts” or “Contacts” or any other find object in “Display Name” column. You will find more than one find objects with the same display name.

    And in case of search mode all the available options are displayed in the list. You can See in the screenshot in article, In Look In List 2 Contacts options are displayed.

    That is the reason why u see more than one find object with same name. But when u’ll select all the options one by one, you will see the difference that all the objects are not similar.

    U can revert back in case there is some other doubt.

    # 4 February 2010 at 11:56 pm
  • guru said:

    Hi,

    How can we restrict look in values based on users or responsibilities?
    Please help me out in this.

    Thanks
    Guru

    # 13 March 2010 at 1:53 pm
  • Anupam said:

    I got this binacoular search explanation… can you tell me how it is different from the home search applet in every screen…Or both work on same mechanism…

    # 11 April 2010 at 12:22 pm
  • brahma said:

    wonderful description

    # 26 May 2010 at 8:22 pm
  • Vishnu Kaura said:

    Hi There,
    Is there any particular book in the Siebel bookshelf that can give me more information on configuring Find?

    Thanks,
    Vishnu

    # 11 November 2010 at 8:52 pm
  • Zela said:

    Has anyone here used or familiar with the new search feature Soundslike?
    Thanks in advance.

    # 12 January 2011 at 4:37 pm
  • Jaya said:

    @Vishnu Kaura Search.pdf in bookshelf for more info….
    @Ayush the Problem of getting Contact 4 times, i am also getting same problem but issue doesnt seems of configuration as explained.
    If anyone knows solution to this problem please explain..

    # 14 January 2011 at 1:30 am
  • Vijay Kiran said:

    The reason for the repetation is the presence of multiple repositories…I have faced the similar issue ..try to backup and remove the repositories

    # 13 April 2011 at 11:25 pm
  • parla3 said:

    Hi i have a trouble with "Find" :P .I create a find object, named SLA, then i attached this objefct  under the Application object 'Sibel Power Communication' and compile both the object. Now when i click on binocular button on client , it's appears an applet with the combo 'look in' that contains a list of entry of Find object, but the mine (SLA) is not there. Then if i click on one of these entry, it's change to detail applet, and in this applet shows the list correctly, the entry SLA is present. What's the problem? I have followed our guide but nothing works.Thank u and forgive me for bad english  

    # 28 June 2011 at 10:06 pm
  • Mayank Malviya said:

    Hello Vijay,
     
    To resolve multiple entries in the dropdown, please do the following:
    BC: Repository Application Find
    Change search spec to : [Repository Id] = RepositoryId()
    BR,
    Mayank

    # 12 July 2011 at 6:16 pm
  • Ajay said:

    Hi, Can anybody pls help me why my new "Find" object is not shown in "Look In" dropdown? I have added the Find object under the application and compiled. The views list under "Find" are taken from UI and the Applet is present in all those views that are added under "Find". Pls help. Thanks in advance.

    # 5 September 2011 at 8:36 pm
  • surya said:

    hi all
    How can we restrict look in values based on Position Or users or responsibilities?
    for
    some users i am unable to see contacts in lookin dropdown.
    thanks

    # 18 September 2011 at 10:07 am

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