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How to Query Page in Integration Object IO and get desired number of records using EAI Siebel Adapter business service in Siebel Workflow

IO must be compiled on SRF (EAI, SIA) and Deployed to run time data base for which you want to execute query in Siebel Workflow.

Add new Business Service step in Siebel Workflow, set its properties as below:

Business Service Name: EAI Siebel Adapter
Business Service Method: QueryPage

Set the values of Input Arguments as below:

Input Argument: OutputIntObjectName
Type: Literal
Value: IO Name

Input Argument: SearchSpec
Type: Expression
Value: "[IC Name.Field Name] = '" + [&Process Property Name] + "'"

Sample Expression: "[IC Name.Field Name] = '"+LookupValue("LOV_TYPE","Value")+"' AND [IC Name.Field Name] >= '" + [&ProcessProperty 1] + "' AND [IC Name.Field Name] = '" + [&ProcessProperty 2] + "' AND [CIC Name.Field Name] = '" + [&ProcessProperty 3] + "'"

Input Argument: StartRowNum
Type: Literal
Value: 1

Note: This will defines from were records will start.

Input Argument: PageSize
Type: Literal
Value: 10

Note: This will define how many records will return in current query.
 
Set the values of Output Arguments as below:

Property Name: SiebelMsg 
Type: Output Argument
Output Argument: SiebelMessage

SiebelMsg is a process property with type hierarchical.


Can be used without "SearchSpec". Siebel can only return 10,000 records if there are more records siebel will give error (There were more rows than could be returned) so this is very handy also if you have connection issue to avoid connection time out error this method can be used by defining low number of records fetched in one request.

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