Searching Packages in autoVHC Request

In the below example, the user has searched for the package code 040KU08NL. This has been searched through the DMS Search modal, where the user can input either a package code, package number or description. As the user can only search for one of these at any given time, the other nodes would remain blank.

There are 3 examples of this request. The first method allows the user to search for the package via a package code. In this example, the package code is 040KU08NL.

<SearchPackage xmlns="http://autovhc.co.uk/">
	<Request>
		<Locale>en-GB</Locale>
		<LocationCode>01</LocationCode>
		<JobCardNumber>2148110740</JobCardNumber>
		<PackageCode>040KU08NL</PackageCode>
		<PackageDescription />
		<PackageNumber />
		<CustomerID>60256</CustomerID>
		<ParametersCollection>
			<Parameters>
				<DMSParameter>
					<Name>USERNAME</Name>
					<Value />
				</DMSParameter>
				<DMSParameter>
					<Name>PASSWORD</Name>
					<Value />
				</DMSParameter>
			</Parameters>
		</ParametersCollection>
		<WildCardSearch>false</WildCardSearch>
	</Request>
</SearchPackage>

This example shows a user searching for a package number instead of a package code. The number being searched here is 14210, and as this is the active search term, the code and description both stay blank.

<SearchPackage xmlns="http://autovhc.co.uk/">
	<Request>
		<Locale>en-GB</Locale>
		<LocationCode>01</LocationCode>
		<JobCardNumber>2148110740</JobCardNumber>
		<PackageCode />
		<PackageNumber>14210</PackageNumber>
		<PackageDescription />
		<CustomerID>60256</CustomerID>
		<ParametersCollection>
			<Parameters>
				<DMSParameter>
					<Name>USERNAME</Name>
					<Value />
				</DMSParameter>
				<DMSParameter>
					<Name>PASSWORD</Name>
					<Value />
				</DMSParameter>
			</Parameters>
		</ParametersCollection>
		<WildCardSearch>false</WildCardSearch>
	</Request>
</SearchPackage>

The third way of searching for a package is by using a description. In this example, the user has searched for Clutch. As the Wildcard Search node is set to true in this example, this will search for any package that contains the word Clutch. The wildcards are shown by the use of ‘%’ either side of the word clutch.

<SearchPackage xmlns="http://autovhc.co.uk/">
	<Request>
		<Locale>en-GB</Locale>
		<LocationCode>01</LocationCode>
		<JobCardNumber>2148110740</JobCardNumber>
		<PackageCode />
		<PackageNumber />
		<PackageDescription>%Clutch%</PackageDescription>
		<CustomerID>60256</CustomerID>
		<ParametersCollection>
			<Parameters>
				<DMSParameter>
					<Name>USERNAME</Name>
					<Value />
				</DMSParameter>
				<DMSParameter>
					<Name>PASSWORD</Name>
					<Value />
				</DMSParameter>
			</Parameters>
		</ParametersCollection>
		<WildCardSearch>true</WildCardSearch>
	</Request>
</SearchPackage>