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Using My MATRIXX
You use My MATRIXX to validate and compile the pricing configuration file, compile pricing, and set up and manage user roles and domains; create and manage catalog items and catalogs, manage eligibility features and rules, and manage the Normalizers interface; create and manage balances, pricing, offers and bundles, general components, and application-related components; and policies for charging and rating. Use General Configuration to create components that support pricing items and charging functionality such as announcements pricing components, attribute definitions, denial codes, products, decision tables, Final Unit Indication (FUI) profiles and generators, general ledger transaction types, notification profiles, normalizer templates, and subscriber information query actions, profiles, and generators.
Searching for Objects in My MATRIXX
In My MATRIXX, you can use the search field or SQL LIKE queries to search for any object of a pricing plan that you have created for your MATRIXX implementation. You can also perform global searches to search for all the items that match a global search string.
Using SQL LIKE Queries
My MATRIXX uses the SQL LIKE operator to perform partial string matching.

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- About My MATRIXX Help
  My MATRIXX Help provides information about My MATRIXX, a web application that offers a central location for creating pricing plans and configuring MATRIXX charging and rating behaviors. My MATRIXX is intended for pricing administrators who are responsible for creating and maintaining pricing plans and for IT administrators or developers who configure the rating and charging behavior of the online charging system.
- Introducing My MATRIXX
  The following information describes the My MATRIXX interface.
- Using My MATRIXX
  You use My MATRIXX to validate and compile the pricing configuration file, compile pricing, and set up and manage user roles and domains; create and manage catalog items and catalogs, manage eligibility features and rules, and manage the Normalizers interface; create and manage balances, pricing, offers and bundles, general components, and application-related components; and policies for charging and rating. Use General Configuration to create components that support pricing items and charging functionality such as announcements pricing components, attribute definitions, denial codes, products, decision tables, Final Unit Indication (FUI) profiles and generators, general ledger transaction types, notification profiles, normalizer templates, and subscriber information query actions, profiles, and generators.
  - Log into My MATRIXX
    Log into My MATRIXX.
  - Searching for Objects in My MATRIXX
    In My MATRIXX, you can use the search field or SQL LIKE queries to search for any object of a pricing plan that you have created for your MATRIXX implementation. You can also perform global searches to search for all the items that match a global search string.
    - Using the My MATRIXX Search Field
      Use the My MATRIXX search field to search for any object of the price plan that you have created for your MATRIXX implementation. You can search for a specific object by name (myProduct) or by the object field values (myProduct with type=offer). The search field offers auto-completion to help search for MATRIXX object types by name (for example, BalanceClass), object type name, and one or more of its field values. The following examples illustrate the My MATRIXX search capabilities.
    - Using SQL LIKE Queries
      My MATRIXX uses the SQL LIKE operator to perform partial string matching.
    - Perform a Global Search
      You can perform global searches to search for all the items that match a global search string. The search results display all the items with matching indexed tags, such as items for which the ID, name, description, or external ID match the search string. For example, a search for the string 15 finds all the items that have 15 in the ID, Name, Description, or External ID fields. It also finds other items that have matching index tags, such as balances with a filter ID of 15 or that end 15 days after the purchase date.
  - Viewing Pricing Item Object Relationships
    You can view object relationships for any pricing item in My MATRIXX using the Reference Information Panel, which is accessed using a pull-out on the left of every Edit object page.
  - Viewing Recently Visited Pages
    Access the Recent list by clicking or hovering over Recent in the My MATRIXX toolbar. The Recent list displays the 20 most recently viewed pages. Clicking on a pricing item in the list opens the edit page of that pricing item. The Recent list is domain-specific.
  - Bookmarking Pages in My MATRIXX
    When navigating through My MATRIXX, you can bookmark pages to revisit previous tasks.
  - Managing Added Objects
    When selecting an object to be added to an existing object (for example, adding an announcement to an announcement profile), some edit pages allow you to add, delete, or edit the object being added.
  - Saving Objects in My MATRIXX
    When making changes in the edit UIs, My MATRIXX verifies that all your changes have been saved.
  - Change Your User Password
    If you know your current My MATRIXX account password, you can change it. If you do not know your My MATRIXX account password, a system administrator who has the Global role of User Administration must reset the password for you.
  - Metadata
    Metadata summarizes basic information about other data and makes working with specific data easier. Metadata provides information about pieces of information that have meaning in relation to another piece of information in My MATRIXX.
- Home Menu
  The following information describes the tasks that can be performed using the My MATRIXX Home menu.
- Catalog Configuration
  Catalog Configuration contains the Catalog Items interface that you use to create, change, or delete catalog items; the Eligibility interface to manage eligibility features and rules to determine whether a subscriber, group, or device is eligible for a catalog item; and the Normalizers interface you use to edit normalizers.
- Charging Configuration
  Charging Configuration has the interfaces you use to create and manage balance, pricing, product offer and bundle, general, and application-related components.
- Policy Configuration
  Policy configuration components are used by MATRIXX Charging Application and MATRIXX Policy Application for charging and rating.
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Using SQL LIKE Queries

My MATRIXX uses the SQL LIKE operator to perform partial string matching.

Given a sequence ABC, a SQL LIKE query matches any value that includes that sequence of characters anywhere within it. So it matches ABC rate plan, price ABC plan, and rate price ABC. My MATRIXX uses LIKE queries for many purposes, and they are all case-insensitive (upper vs lower case does not matter).

Except where otherwise noted, all My MATRIXX LIKE queries are SQL LIKE queries.

The following are search examples that build on the searches listed in the discussion about using the My MATRIXX search field.

Note: The AND operator takes precedence over the OR (OR or |) operator.

This search example finds all the Bundle or Offer objects changed since March 1, 2017 at 8:00 AM:

TS > "2017-03-01T08:00:00" AND Type = Bundle OR TS > "2017-03-01T08:00:00" AND Type = Offer

This search example finds all the Bundle, Offer, and CatalogItem objects with a tag Segment = Consumer. Because all template fields are indexed, any object with a Segment field that has a value of Consumer matches:

Type = Bundle AND Segment = Consumer OR Type = Offer AND Segment = Consumer \
  OR Type = CatalogItem AND Segment = Consumer

This search example finds all the Bundle, Offer, and CatalogItem objects with the string Consumer in the description:

Type = Bundle AND Desc ~ "[Consumer]" OR Type = Offer AND Desc ~ "[Consumer]" \
  OR Type = CatalogItem AND Desc ~ "[Consumer]"