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What are data types? As you can guess by the name, data types describe the kind of data a variable can hold. For example, if the data type is Int32, then the variable must hold an integer. Likewise, if the data type is a String, then the variable must hold a text. Data types Listed below are some of the most commonly used ones. System.String System.String   stores texts. This type of data comes with many methods of data manipulation that will be explained in detail in another lesson, namely Data Manipulation with Strings in Studio. Numeric(category)   These variables store numbers. There are different sub-types of numerical variables. For example: Int32 -   System.Int32   (signed integers): 10, 299, -100 Long -   System.Int64   (long integers): 54354353430, -11332424D Double -   System.Double   (allows decimals, 15-16 digits precision): 19.1234567891011 System.Boolean   stores one of two value:  True or False Collection(category) Collec...

Below error was received when invoking Siebel IP15 Web Service through php client (Web Application). In Soap request Session Type was set to None.     Error Code: 10944642 Error Message: Error: Inbound SOAP Message - Session Token is missing or invalid or has expired. Siebel will only ask for Session Token when calling web service with Session Type Stateless. On investigation it was clear that we need to add below parameters to eai.cfg file to run web service with Session Type None. AllowAnonymous = TRUE Impersonate = False Search for AllowAnonUsers in cfg and paste above parameters under it. CFG can be found on path: C:\Siebel\15.0.0.0.0\ses\siebsrvr\BIN\enu Save the cfg file and restart the Siebel services and test. Soap Header:    <soapenv:Header>       <UsernameToken xmlns="http://siebel.com/webservices">username</UsernameToken>       <PasswordText xmlns="http://siebel.com/webservices">pass...

Below steps will guide you to create user in Microsoft SQL Management Studio and in Siebel. First create login, open MS SQL Management Studio and connect with database.Run below SQL statement. CREATE LOGIN <user-name> WITH PASSWORD = '<password>'; CREATE LOGIN EAIUSER WITH PASSWORD = 'EAIUSER'; Now create user in database. The SQL create user command takes the following syntax: create user <user-name> for login <login-name> create user EAIUSER for login EAIUSER Now you need to provide permissions to newly created user in database. There are tow ways based on user role in the organization select the appropriate method. One to provide the rights of specific database or assign the Membership role to newly created user. Expand the DB and go to Security/Users and find or add filter for new user as seen below. Right click and open properties. Now go Securables and click on Search button. A new window will popup as seen below. Check the Specific Objects...

Below is the query to create user for Siebel Application with SQL Query in Oracle SQL Developer create user <username> identified by "<password>"; grant <privilege> to <user> CREATE USER "ATIF" IDENTIFIED BY "ATIF"; GRANT SSE_ROLE TO "ATIF"; Commit and all done.

Requirements: Need to provide the access of "Administrator - Server Management" to a non siebel admin user. Process: Created a new responsibility named "Admin-ServerManagement" with below views and added the user. 'Server Server/Task View' or 'Server Task/Info Log View' or 'Server Server/Component/Task View' or 'Enterprise Server/Server View' or Server Task History List View or Process Failure Diagnostics or 'Server Task/Parameter View' or 'Server Task/State Value View' or 'Server Task/Statistic View' or 'Server Session/Info Log View' or 'Server Session/Parameter View' or 'Server Session/State Value View' or 'Server Session/Statistic View' or 'Server Server/Session View' or 'Server Server/Compgroup View' or 'Server Server/Info Log View' or 'Server Server/Statistic View' or 'Server Server/Task View' or Batch Job Submission View or Repeating ...

Introduction: Siebel Personalization Event Triggered Logs identify all the events triggered by the Siebel or by action performed by the user. Below is the example: Personalization log created 04/04/23 12:20:30 Platform:    Dedicated Client Application: Siebel Public Sector Language:    ENU SRF:         C:\Siebel\15.0.0.0.0\Client\OBJECTS\enu\siebel_sia.srf {F(Personalization)T(1680592830)M(N)A(Siebel Public Sector)L(ENU)S(C:\Siebel\15.0.0.0.0\Client\OBJECTS\enu\siebel_sia.srf)E(Y)Y(Y)I(Y)U(N)} ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event, at 04/04/23 12:20:30.252, sequence 1 Object type: Application Object name: Siebel Public Sector Event:       Login Sub-event:    No events registered. {S(1)T(1680592830.252)U(ATIF)K(13)Y(Event)N(Y)} ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Setup Profile, at 04/04/2...