Diccache.dat is a cache file used by Siebel server programs to enhance performance when loading the Siebel Repository. Diccache.dat contains a subset of the repository (called the "dictionary") needed by the server programs. This subset includes information about tables, columns, indexes and docking objects.
Diccache.dat, located in the SIEBSRVR_HOME\bin directory, is accessed whenever a server program is started. The file is automatically recreated if the file does not exist or if it is out of date (The version number of the schema and repository is stored in the header of the file).
Dicdata.dat is a copy of diccache.dat file that is downloaded to mobile clients and used by the synchronization process whenever transactions are applied to the local database. It is the same as the diccache.dat file, but it is named differently for mobile clients. The Generate New Database component copies the diccache.dat to the dbtempl\\dicdata.dat file. When a mobile client synchronizes, the dicdata.dat is copied to the siebel_client_root\\dicdata.dat on the client machine.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Enable or Disable the Siebel COM Data Server:
In the configuration file (.cfg file) used by the application, set the entry EnableOLEAutomation to TRUE to enable Siebel COM interfaces, or FALSE to disable them.
[Siebel]
EnableOLEAutomation = TRUE
OLEAutomationDLL = sscfole.dll
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[Siebel]
EnableOLEAutomation = TRUE
OLEAutomationDLL = sscfole.dll
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Create a Component Job and Run a Repeating Component Request
Steps :
1) Navigate to Site Map > Administration – Server Management > Jobs.
2) Click the New button in the Repeating Component Job Submission applet to create a new request.
3) In the Component/Job field, select the component job created earlier.
4 )Specify the Repeat Interval. In the Repeat Interval field, enter the number of units in the interval between repetitions of the component request. In the Repeat Unit field, click the drop-down list and select the type of unit in the interval between repetitions of the component request. One example of the type of unit is Days.
5) In the Repeat From field, select the instance from which the next repetition of the request should be executed.
6) To select the instance when the previous iteration of the request was:
7) Scheduled to start, select Scheduled Start.
8) Actually started, select Actual Start.
9) Ended, select End.
10) In the Repetitions field, specify the number of times that the component request will be repeated.
11) In the Expiration date field, select the date when the repeating component request will expire.
12) In the Delete Interval field, specify the number of units in the duration before the repeating component request will be deleted.
13) In the Repeat Unit field, select the type of unit in the duration before the repeating component request will be deleted (such as Days).
14) After specifying all the fields as required, save the record.
15) In the Component Request Parameters (Repeating Batch Job Parameter list applet), specify the parameter values as required.
16) Once complete, click the Submit button. (For Siebel 7.7 or higher, click the Start button. )
17) Navigate to the Repeating Component Requests Detail view to verify that the request has the Queued status.
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1) Navigate to Site Map > Administration – Server Management > Jobs.
2) Click the New button in the Repeating Component Job Submission applet to create a new request.
3) In the Component/Job field, select the component job created earlier.
4 )Specify the Repeat Interval. In the Repeat Interval field, enter the number of units in the interval between repetitions of the component request. In the Repeat Unit field, click the drop-down list and select the type of unit in the interval between repetitions of the component request. One example of the type of unit is Days.
5) In the Repeat From field, select the instance from which the next repetition of the request should be executed.
6) To select the instance when the previous iteration of the request was:
7) Scheduled to start, select Scheduled Start.
8) Actually started, select Actual Start.
9) Ended, select End.
10) In the Repetitions field, specify the number of times that the component request will be repeated.
11) In the Expiration date field, select the date when the repeating component request will expire.
12) In the Delete Interval field, specify the number of units in the duration before the repeating component request will be deleted.
13) In the Repeat Unit field, select the type of unit in the duration before the repeating component request will be deleted (such as Days).
14) After specifying all the fields as required, save the record.
15) In the Component Request Parameters (Repeating Batch Job Parameter list applet), specify the parameter values as required.
16) Once complete, click the Submit button. (For Siebel 7.7 or higher, click the Start button. )
17) Navigate to the Repeating Component Requests Detail view to verify that the request has the Queued status.
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Synchronization process with the Remote Siebel Server TOC files
During synchronization process with the Remote Siebel Server TOC files which will be transfred from Docking Directory of the Siebel Server to the local user machine Inbox folder.
A TOC (Table of Contents) file is used to pass along the file attachment information among the remote use and the HQ database. It lists useful information (file name, file size, file table name, etc.) regarding file attachments referenced by the transactions stored in the DX file. The TOC file is required along with the dx file in order to properly store the attachment combined with the pointer to the attachment on the local client machine. When docking, the docking client retrieves the TOC file and then retrieves the attached files listed in the TOC file from the file system.
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A TOC (Table of Contents) file is used to pass along the file attachment information among the remote use and the HQ database. It lists useful information (file name, file size, file table name, etc.) regarding file attachments referenced by the transactions stored in the DX file. The TOC file is required along with the dx file in order to properly store the attachment combined with the pointer to the attachment on the local client machine. When docking, the docking client retrieves the TOC file and then retrieves the attached files listed in the TOC file from the file system.
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Analytics Version 7.8.2 downloading Analytics Reports to MS Excel Format produces garbled characters
Background
In Analytics Version 7.8.2 downloading Analytics Reports to MS Excel Format produces garbled characters in the Excel file if the MS Excel Version at the client machine is MS Excel 2000 or lower. This behavior affected both reports with table views and report with single table views.
Solution
Analytics 7.8.2 requires MS Excel 2002 or newer version to support download to MS Excel. This is to enable the download of Analytics report including charts with same look and feel as displayed in the Analytics Web Client. Versions of MS Excel prior to MS Excel 2002 do not support inline binary data to embed the charts therefore the garbled data displayed when the report is opened with older versions of MS Excel. As workaround users may opt to download the report to CSV format instead by making changes in viewcontrolmessages.xml file.
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In Analytics Version 7.8.2 downloading Analytics Reports to MS Excel Format produces garbled characters in the Excel file if the MS Excel Version at the client machine is MS Excel 2000 or lower. This behavior affected both reports with table views and report with single table views.
Solution
Analytics 7.8.2 requires MS Excel 2002 or newer version to support download to MS Excel. This is to enable the download of Analytics report including charts with same look and feel as displayed in the Analytics Web Client. Versions of MS Excel prior to MS Excel 2002 do not support inline binary data to embed the charts therefore the garbled data displayed when the report is opened with older versions of MS Excel. As workaround users may opt to download the report to CSV format instead by making changes in viewcontrolmessages.xml file.
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