sieble培训资料4.ppt

August 1999 Module Name Course Title Module 3: Advanced Navigation Module Objectives After completing this module, you will be able to Describe what happens during navigation Track navigation history Use online help Describe differences of navigating in HTML thin client Why you need to know Navigation history tracking can save you time Online help can answer your questions What Happens During Navigation? Dynamically generated Select statements return data for the business entity you are navigating in When displaying a view for the first time, enough records will be returned to populate the first applet Example: If you have 10,000 accounts, your All Accounts view will retrieve only enough records to populate the first applet upon initial entry When scrolling, records are retrieved in increments If you scroll by record then you will see a record count in the Status Bar If you scroll to the end (by dragging the button to the bottom of the scroll bar) then only the last set of records is retrieved and no count appears What Happens During Navigation? Continued To summarize graphically Navigating Between Records There are several ways to navigate between records Navigating Between Fields There are a few ways to navigate between fields Navigating by Drilling Down Click on a hypertext link field in a list applet to navigate to a different application view Navigating by Drilling Down Continued Drilling down may also be activated by Tracking Navigation Threads As you drill down, the Thread Bar tracks your current path through the views Tracking Navigation History Like a Web browser, history tracks previous view and record navigation Help Menu Contents: Online Siebel documentation Using Help: Assistance on Help Technical Support: Support phone numbers System information About Record Who/when created/modified About SRF Version and compile information About View Configuration information About Siebel Version and agreement information Online Help Provides quick,