E1: 01: Why when Searching for Address Book Records Using the Alpha Name Field at the Top of the Address Book Master Form (P01012) Provides Different Results than Using the Application’s QBE (Query By Example) Line? (Doc ID 2853283.1)

Last updated on MARCH 03, 2022

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Address Book - Version XE and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

Why when searching for Address Book records using the Alpha Name field at the top of the Address Book Master form (P01012) provides different results than using the application’s QBE (Query By Example) line?

For example: Enter Denver C* in the Alpha Name field, no results are displayed. Enter the same search criteria in the Alpha Name field in the QBE line, the system retrieves: Denver County, Denver Club, Denver Complex, etc.

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E1: 01: Why when Searching for Address Book Records Using the Alpha Name Field at the Top of the Address Book Master Form (P01012) Provides Different Results than Using the Application’s QBE (Query By Example) Line? (Doc ID 2853283.1)

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