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Full Story »SortSpec + Expressions = Performance Issue
This post is about another performance issue I worked upon recently. A particular transaction (button click) was taking around 15-20 seconds to complete and I was asked to see if there is any scope of improvement and try to gain at least 5 seconds from it. As I had mentioned when it comes to performance [...]
Scripting VS Workflows
Before I start with the post I want to say. I know Scripting is not good for upgrades, performance and I try to avoid it as much as I can. But a recent requirement that I worked upon has got me thinking and I don’t seem to have an answer. The Requirement: Create a button [...]
Siebel Deployment -Release management.
Today Ram Mohan reader of Siebel Unleashed is sharing with us an article describing basics activities performed for Siebel Deployment during a release. A good articles for Siebel newbie’s especially who have just started as Siebel Administrator. Please do provide your feedback. Introduction Siebel Deployment or Releases are done to prorogate the developed changes from [...]
Extracting and SFTP Siebel attachment
Recently I worked on a simple yet different type of integration. The requirement statement of integration was pretty simple. Requirement: When a Service Request is closed then attachments of that SR should be extracted and sent to a different application though SFTP. The interesting part in this requirement was SFTP part as I had never done that [...]
Is scripting evil?
The term Scripting has always had a negative vibe around it in Siebel. It is avoided like plague and advised to be only used as last resort. Yet there has not a single project I seen in my 5 years of experience in Siebel that doesn’t use scripting. I am not an advocate of scripting. [...]
Calculated field and Picklist
Today Pankaj Juneja a reader of unleashed is sharing a case study where a Picklist on a calculated field helped him solve a problem. Many of us know that a calculated field can be made editable by putting a pick list and a pick map to it. I always use to think that what’s the [...]
Query and QueryBiDirectional
This might be a very trivial and known thing for people working in Siebel 8.0 workflows from long time. But I wasted around couple of hours for nothing over this. So, thought of posting it here which might help newbie’s save some time if they happen to stumble over same problem.This post is about Siebel [...]
Framework – addWeekDays
Here is another contribution to the Siebel Open Source Framework. I am pretty sure that this will be a very useful function for everybody and is required for almost all the Siebel Applications.
Framework – Write to File
Equipped with the knowledge of prototypes from Jason’s suggestion, Impossible Siebel Group discussion, Matt’s Framework I wrote a general purpose function which I think will be good addition in the Open Siebel Framework. I have been working in Siebel EAI from a long time and very often I have to write a property set to [...]
It’s raining frameworks
Few months (may be an year) back if somebody would have asked me about frameworks and Siebel. Then my answer would have been, “Framework and Siebel are two separate things and don’t go together”. A comment by “Tiziano and Paolo” changed all that. It started right here, an innocent comment on eScript best practices post [...]
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EAI Siebel Adapter-Query Page
You must have heard about Query Page method available in EAI Siebel Adapter business service. I had an idea how it theoretically worked but actually never used it for a requirement. Few days back I ended up using it, so thought of sharing the details with you guys.
Full Story »Identifying SRF differences
Today Brijesh Dhobale a reader of Siebel Unleashed is sharing a very informative article about identifying changes from one SRF to another. This can be very important if you are in an implementation project and have a periodic release cycle. For SOX compliance audit, change log is important. In Siebel application since everything goes in [...]
Full Story »Understanding Prototypes
If you had been keeping an eye on Impossible Siebel Group created recently by Jason then you must have read the discussion going on about the Mik’s Framework. If you are not able to make any sense of it, then don’t be demoralized, you are not alone out there. A lot of people (including me) [...]
Full Story »Siebel and System performance
I have started working on Siebel 8 fairly recently in comparison to many of you. I recently installed Siebel 8 Tools and Dedicated client on a new system and noticed a considerable increase in boot time of my Operating System (Windows XP Professional in case you are wondering). I didn’t gave it a lot of [...]
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