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Working with Siebel Operation Steps
The Siebel Operation view allows you to define Siebel Operation steps such as Insert, Update, or Query. These steps are performed on business components.
After you define a Siebel Operation step, you can use the Fields applet to define any field values for the step. For the Update step, you can use the Search Specifications view to define which records you want to update. For the Query step, you can use this view to query for a record with specific field values.
- To define a Siebel operation step, see Defining a Siebel Operation Step.
- To delete a Siebel operation step, see Deleting a Step or Process.
- To copy a Siebel operation step, see Copying a Process.
Siebel Operation Field Descriptions
Table 19 describes the Siebel Operation form fields.
Fields Field Descriptions
Table 20 describes the fields in the Fields list.
Search Specifications Field Descriptions
Table 21 describes the fields in the Search Specifications list.
Output Arguments Field Descriptions
Table 22 describes the fields in the Output Arguments list.
Table 22. Output Arguments Fields Field Description Property Name Required. The name of the process property that will store the results. Choose from a list of all the properties that have been defined for the process. For more information about defining process properties, see Defining Process Properties. Type Required. Choose the type of argument: Literal, Output Argument, Business Component, or Expression. Value If you entered Literal or Expression in the Type file, enter a string value. Name If you entered Output Argument in the Type file, enter the name of the output argument from the End step. Business Component If you entered Business Component in the Type file, enter the name of the business component.
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Siebel Business Process Designer Administration Guide Published: 29 May 2003 |