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Creating the Oracle Database Login

After verifying the preliminary setups, start the connector installation by creating an Oracle Database login (named SIEBEL) on the Oracle Applications database. The Connector creates new objects (procedures, views and database triggers) in the Oracle Applications database using this user ID.

Create an Oracle Database User SIEBEL with the following system privileges:

• CREATE SESSION
• RESOURCE
• CREATE SYNONYM
• CREATE SEQUENCE
• CREATE TABLE
• CREATE PROCEDURE
• CREATE VIEW

Create Oracle Applications User ID

You should also create an Oracle Application user named SIEBEL for the Connector. This User ID is used to populate the created by and updated by columns of the open interface tables.

When the connector is being used with Oracle Applications, the SIEBEL user should have at least one responsibility defined for each operating unit in which orders are created using Siebel Applications. These responsibilities enable the connector to pass an Order outbound to call the Process Order API. For more information, see Oracle Applications documentation.

Default User Names and Passwords

Unless you change them in the configuration file, the connector will be installed with the default user name and password shown in Table 4.

NOTE:  The connector uses the user name and password to connect to Oracle Applications to exchange data.