Exploring Siebel, SQL, and Practical Tech Tips
Discover why using ActivateField is crucial in Siebel eScripting before executing queries. Learn how activating fields enhances performance, avoids errors, and simplifies your code. This guide also covers when it’s unnecessary to activate fields, ensuring your scripts run smoothly.
Easily discover inbound web services in the Siebel application using a powerful SQL query. This guide explains how to find essential details like associated workflows, business services, and integration objects, without needing to log into the Siebel UI. Streamline your search and modify the query to suit your requirements for better efficiency.
In Siebel Order Management, the “Track as Asset” flag in the Product Catalogue determines if a product becomes an asset post-order. If not set to “Y,” the product won’t be assetized. The SIS OM PMT Service with the Trim method checks this flag, allowing customization via KeepSpec expressions to control assetization based on business rules.
Siebel Workflow Policies automate business processes in Siebel CRM based on specific conditions. When a policy includes a Duration parameter, actions are triggered after a set time, enabling time-based processing. Key components involve tracking and processing through various Siebel tables. Proper design and monitoring ensure efficient handling of time-based actions and escalations.
A PL/SQL query can assist Siebel CRM developers and administrators in efficiently searching workflows for specific keywords across various components. This avoids manual repository browsing, speeding up workflow analysis, debugging, and optimization. The query scans workflow properties, steps, arguments, and conditions, improving efficiency and precision in repository searches.
Discover how to extract all recurring job templates in Siebel, complete with the job name, component, trigger expression, and associated workflow. This SQL query helps Siebel administrators get a clear overview of recurring processes in the system.
Learn how to retrieve positions and their respective divisions in Siebel, including how to identify a user’s primary position by providing their login ID as input. This SQL query makes it easy to map out a user’s role in your organization.
Understanding the parent-child relationship between order items in Siebel Order Management is crucial for anyone working with large, complex orders. This blog explores a useful SQL query that displays order items in a hierarchical structure, helping you visualize how products and services are organized in an order. Whether you’re troubleshooting, reporting, or building custom functionality, this guide will help you get to grips with the relational data structure that underpins Siebel Order Management.
Tired of spending too much time searching for keywords in Siebel scripts through Siebel Tools? This blog post introduces a faster and more efficient solution using a PL/SQL query. With this query, you can search across Business Component, Applet, Business Service, and Browser Scripts directly from your SQL environment, eliminating the need for Siebel Tools. Learn how to streamline your keyword search process and boost productivity in Siebel development.