Parts Search

The Simple Parts Search is available from the Home Page Parts Search drop-down and on the Part Search Results page.

Create a Transaction from a Simple Parts Search

1. After performing a simple parts search, the Part Search Results are displayed.

2. Select the applicable parts, and then click Create Transaction.

   Each part will have a quantity of "1"

   To add a different quantity, users can modify the transaction or use Multiple Parts Buy.

   

The Advanced Parts Search is part of the Part Search Results page. Users can click on the "Parts Advanced Search" link on the Home Page Parts Search drop-down. If no results are returned, or multiple results are returned, the Advanced Parts Search will be displayed on the Part Search Results page.

With Advanced Parts Search, users can view their query and search results on the same page. Users can search by Part Number, Description, and all deployed custom parts fields.

Create a Transaction from an Advanced Parts Search

1. Select the applicable Attribute, Operator, and Attribute Value.

   • Users can select Part Number, Description, and all deployed custom parts fields.
   • If applicable click Add Row to specify additional search criteria.

2. Select AND All or OR All conditions.

3. Click Search.

4. Select the applicable parts.

5. Click Create Transaction.

   Each part will have a quantity of "1"

   To add a different quantity, users can modify the transaction or use Multiple Parts Buy.

   

The Multiple Parts Buy allows users to search parts (by Part Number) and specify a quantity for each part.

After specifying the desired Part Numbers and Quantity for each, users click Create Transaction.

1. Navigate to the Admin Home page.
2. Click Page Templates in the Style and Templates section.

3. Click the Templates for the Parts Results Search Panel link.

   The Available Templates for parts_search_panel_templates page opens.

4. Select the XSL Template for both Production and Test.

5. Click the parts_search_panel_xsl.jsp link.

   The Admin XSL Template: Parts Search Panel page opens.

6. Click Browse next to both Production XSL File and Internal Test XSL File.

   The Upload File dialog box appears.

7. Upload the file parts_search_panel.xsl to both Production XSL File and Internal Test XSL File. See attached file.

8. Click Update to save your changes and return to the previous page.

   If Templates for the Parts Results Search Panel doesn't exist in Page Templates, submit an SR on My Oracle Support.

   To make Advanced Part Search accessible, download the default Part Search XSL (i.e. parts_search_panel_default.xsl) from the Admin XSL Template: Parts Search Panel page. Then, use the same page to upload the file.

Here, you'll update the styling to match the Parts Search panel.

1. Navigate to the Admin Home page.
2. Click General Site Options in the General section.

3. Ensure that Sticky Buttons on Configuration Page and Parts Search Results Page is set to Yes.
   For more information, see the topic Managing General Options.

4. Navigate back to the Admin Home page.
5. Click Page Templates in the Style and Templates section.page.

6. Click the name Templates for the Parts Search Results Page.
   The Available Templates for parts_search_results_templates page opens.

7. Select the XSL Template for both Production and Test.

8. Click the link under XSL Template (parts_search_results_xsl.jsp).
   The Admin XSL Template: Parts Search Results page opens.

9. Click Browse next to both Production XSL File and Internal Test XSL File.
   The Upload File dialog box appears.

10. Upload the file parts_search_results.xsl to both Production and Internal XSL File. See attached file.
11. Click Update to save your changes and return to the previous page.