InputListOfValues behavoir when entered value returns multiple rows

Hi,
We're using ADF Faces & BC 11.1.1.2.0. Our app is being tested and our QA team has flagged the following behaviour as a bug:
Test:
Type the value 'S' into the list of values input box.
Expected behaviour:
System recognises entered value 'S' as matching row with primary key 'S'.
Actual behaviour:
LOV search box appears automatically, showing the values 'S' and 'SX'.
User is required to explicitly select row 'S'.The inputListOfValues is set to autosubmit, so it seems that as soon as the user enters a value that could be the prefix of a number of rows, the search box is shown (even if the value they've entered does actually have an exact match to one of the rows).
How can we stop this behaviour? Ideally, we don't ever want the search dialog to automatically popup (would rather have the LOV simply shown as in error if the user enters an invalid value).
Cheers!

I don't think creating our own popup is an option. As you know, the inputListOfValues popup offers a huge range of search features that our users are attached to.
If there's no easy way to disable this then we'll just have to argue that this is the expected behaviour. I agree with our QA guys though, if I enter a valid (and exact) key, why does the search box pop up? It makes data entry much slower than it should be.
Thanks for the info Frank.

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