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Oracle® Insurance Rules Palette Release 9.3.1.0 E21044_01

# ClientSearchScreen

## Description

This business rule allows a user-initiated Client search by any data column in AsClient. The search results are also configurable and will display in a table format.

ClientSearchScreen Element/Attribute Table
Element/Tag | Definition | Attribute | Element/Attribute Value and Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
<ClientSearchScreen> | The required opening and closing tags. |  |
<Client> | Required, Repeatable Element. Indicates the opening of the Client field descriptions and related values. Used to search for different types of clients specified in the TypeCode attribute. >In addition also allows for the ability to search external clients from within the Client Search screen and perform actions on that external client like any other client type. | TYPECODE | Required Attribute; Code: Code from AsCodeClientType.
<Search> | Required and Repeatable Element; Indicates and defines search criteria and the fields to be included as part of the Client Search screen activity. |  |
<Fields> |  |  |

## ClientSearchScreen Image

## Database Tables for ClientSearchScreen

Table Name | Description
AsClient | Holds people and corporations/companies that can fill various roles related to policies.
AsClientField | Stores field names and values related to clients.
AsClientGroupField | Stores the data that is populated from the defined group fields on the policy.

## XML Example

    <ClientSearchScreen>

    <Client TYPECODE="*">

    <Search>

    <Fields>

    <Field>

    <Name>FirstName</Name>

    <Display>First Name</Display>

    <DataType>Text</DataType>

    <Group>Client</Group>

    </Field>

    <Field>

    <Name>LastName</Name>

    <Display>Last Name</Display>

    <DataType>Text</DataType>

    <Group>Client</Group>

    </Field>

    <Field>

    <Name>CompanyName</Name>

    <Display>Company Name</Display>

    <DataType>Text</DataType>

    <Group>Client</Group>

    </Field>

    </Fields>

    </Search>

    </Client>

    </ClientSearchScreen>

## Schema Example

    <ClientSearchScreen>

    <Client TYPECODE="" TYPE="">

    <Fields>

    <Field>

    <Name></Name>

    <Display></Display>

    <Group></Group>

    <DataType></DataType>

    </Field>

    <Field>

    <Name></Name>

    <Display></Display>

    <DataType></DataType>

    <Group ROLECODE=""></Group>

    </Field>

    </Fields>

    </Search>

    </Client>

    </ClientSearchScreen>

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