Siebel Database Sizing Guidelines

One of the most important factors to determine about the database is its overall size. In the planning, users will need to allocate space for system storage, rollback segments/containers, temporary storage space, log files, and other system files required by the RDBMS, as well as space for Siebel data and indexes. If users allocate too little space for the system, performance will be affected and, in extreme cases, the system itself may be halted.

Overview of Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM)

Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM) manages the bi-directional exchange of data between the Siebel database tables and other corporate databases. This exchange of information is accomplished through intermediary tables called, EIM tables (in earlier releases of Siebel application, these were known as Interface Tables). The EIM tables act as a staging area between the Siebel application database and other databases.

Determining the Siebel User id using the Oracle process id to find who is running the longrunning SQLs

This document will explain a procedure that may be used to associate a specific Oracle database session from the V$SESSION table with a specific Siebel user session. This is typically done to troubleshoot specific issues (for example a database process that is using unusually high resources) or to support levels of user auditing not currently available through the Siebel user interface.

EAI HTTP Transport does not read the sleep time parameter from the enterprise or object manager settings. Instead, it defaults to 120 seconds internally (hardcoded). The default can be changed if you explicitly pass the value as input to the business se

 

Siebel Application does not support REST web services on Siebel 8.0.x version, inbound .

REST inbound web service support is GA in release 8.1.1.4.

For more information on REST support please refer to this MOS posting:
- Siebel REST Service - Quick Start Guide [ID 988872.1]

How can we increase the default HTTP Sleep Time on outbound web service calls ?

EAI HTTP Transport does not read the sleep time parameter from the enterprise or object manager settings.
Instead, it defaults to 120 seconds internally (hardcoded).
The default can be changed if you explicitly pass the value as input to the business service.
There are a few different ways to do this for outbound web services and they depend on the version you are running.
Details can be seen at document :

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