In Siebel vanilla, whenever a Workflow Policy is created and the Program of the Workflow policy Action is “Run Workflow Process”, then by default Workflow Monitor Agent component of Siebel uses “Workflow Process Manager” component.
There can be a case when due to business requirements when a custom component is required for invocation of the workflow through the Policy.
Solution :
To check the performance of the application we get the spool and run the queries against the database to check the time it is taking. This check does not return the correct value of the time taken by query when executed through Siebel application. The reason being when the query is executed Siebel application sets certain parameters at each session level. Until you set the parameters in the database before execution of the query, correct performance cannot be evaluated.
DBISQLC.EXE is the utility used to connect to sample/local database for DML,DDL operations. But how do we export the results of a query to a file?
Solution:
By using ‘OUTPUT’ command.
e.g.
SELECT * FROM SIEBEL.S_CONTACT
To export the data to a file for the above query you have to issue the following query
1. Add Alerts Applet to the Home Page using Siebel Tools
2. Go to Sitemap -> Administration - Alert
3. Go to "Alerts"
4. Create new alert (New button, then fill in required info)
5. Click through on new alert
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