Oracle International Corporation

Ritchard Shadian

Blake T Sullivan

Prashant Singh

Daniel M Schwartz

Teck Hua Lee

Brent-Kaan William White

Maria Elisabeth Kaval

Brendon Charles Glazer

Sherry Mead

Matthew Clifton Cooper

Sanjay Saxena

Kevin Chow

Nigel Smith

Gary Look

Jeffrey Stephenson

Scott Michael O'Bryan

Theresa Ann Hickman

Srinivas Indla

Gabrielle Crawford

Harry William Baggett, Iii

A system for providing user assistance receives a request for user assistance from a component on a user interface. The component includes a help identifier, and the request is generated by a type of user selection, such as the clicking of an icon. The system determines a level of user assistance based on the type of selection and retrieves user assistance content based on the help identifier and the determined level of user assistance. In one embodiment, the user interface includes three levels of user assistance.

Embedded user assistance for software applications

Embodiments of the invention provide systems and methods for filtering a complex dataset. More specifically, embodiments of the present invention provide for using a filter implemented as a single, re-usable component of a user interface to specify and perform filtering on a complex dataset. For example, embodiments described herein can provide a consistent user interface for navigating and filtering the complex dataset that includes tree management. Embodiments also provide a single, reusable, componentized widget for declaring filters against the complex dataset. Additionally, or alternatively, embodiments described herein allow filters to be shared across portions of the dataset, e.g., across ledgers, across the dataset, e.g., across charts of accounts, applications, e.g., different financial applications, across pillars, etc.

Highly portable and dynamic user interface component to specify and perform simple to complex filtering on data using natural language-like user interface

A graphical user interface for searching information related to business objects includes a search interface having one or more user input fields for receiving data from a user related to one or more attributes associated with business objects. The search interface presents the one or more user input fields in response to a user context. A first tab displays information related to a set of business objects in response to a search based on the data provided to the one or more user input fields. A second tab displays information related to a business object in the set of business objects.

Compact focused search interface

A system navigates among visual elements of a user interface. The system receives a keystroke indicating navigating from a current visual element in a first direction, determines a next visual element that is substantially near the current visual element and in the first direction, and navigates to the next visual element.

Keyboard navigation among visual elements in a user interface

A system receives a model for a database to be queried and determines a first component-type and a first data-type for a first search criterion based on the model. The system generates at least one search criterion component that corresponds to the first search criterion and renders a query component that comprises the search criterion component.

Model-driven database query

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Ritchard Shadian