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Siebel Remote and Replication Manager Administration Guide
Elements in Siebel Remote Architecture
Siebel Remote Data Store Components
Local Database and File System
Siebel Remote Server Components
Creating Siebel Server Directories for Mobile Web Clients
Extracting a Mobile Web Client
Initializing the Local Database
Synchronizing a Mobile Web Client
How Changes Are Propagated to and from a Mobile Web Client
Synchronizing a Mobile Web Client Machine
Authentication During Synchronization with Server Database
Authentication During Normal Operations
Conflict Detection and Resolution
Implementing Siebel Remote Server
Setting Siebel Remote System Preferences
MRG: System Conflict Resolution
Docking: Get All PostnCon rows
MRG: User Friendly Notification
LOGMGR: Vis Rules Per Statement
DBX: Vis Rules Per Statement 1
DBX: Vis Rules Per Statement N
Enterprise DB Server Code Page
Choosing Assignment Manager Settings for Siebel Remote
Disabling Local Access to All Views
Starting Siebel Remote Server Components
Enabling Windows NT Rights on Siebel Remote Server
Changing the Local Database Administrator Password
Generating a New Database Template
Creating a New Empty Database File
Running the Generate New Database Component
Distributing Database Templates to Siebel Remote Servers
Setting Up Mobile Web Client Hardware and Software
Establishing Autodial Preferences
Setting Synchronization Preferences
Enabling Encryption for Synchronization Networking
Registering a Mobile Web Client
Routing Rules and Dock Objects
Field Sales Representative Standard
Limiting Views Available to Mobile Web Clients
Using the Responsibilities View
Creating Mobile Web Client User Accounts and Privileges
Extracting Databases for Mobile Web Clients
Database Extraction for a Mobile Web Client
Database Extraction for Multiple Users
Example of Extracting Databases for Multiple Users
Performing a Database Extract to a CD Directory
Parameters of the Database Extract Component
Initializing a Mobile Web Client Database
Enabling the Stand-Alone Synchronizer
Viewing Session Details on Mobile Web Clients
Starting and Stopping Siebel Remote Server Components
Monitoring Siebel Remote Operations
Monitoring Mobile Web Client Status
Monitoring Siebel Remote Server Operation Status
Managing Synchronization Frequency
Sending Messages to Mobile Users
Deactivating and Reactivating a Mobile Web Client
How to Set Client-Side Logging
Siebel Remote Transmission Failure
Siebel Remote Server Media Failure
Server Database Records Truncated or Changed
Siebel Client Database Failure
Recovery from Client Initialization Failure
Restoring the File System After Recovery from a Previous Image
Using the Outbox Analysis Report
Siebel Replication Manager Concepts
Benefits of Siebel Replication Manager
Siebel Replication Manager Architecture
Routing Groups and Routing Rules
Components of Siebel Replication Manager
Components Supported on a Regional Node
Implementing Siebel Replication Manager
Installing a New Enterprise Server
Installing the Siebel Name Server
Installing the Siebel Database Server
Installing the Siebel File System
Adding Mobile Users to the Regional Database
Extracting the Regional Database
Initializing the Regional Database
Configuring Regional Node for Mobile Web Clients
Setting Up Additional Application Servers on Regional Nodes
Administering Siebel Replication Manager
Managing Mobile Databases on a Regional Node
Adding Connected Users to a Regional Node
Resolving Synchronization Conflicts
Changing the Routing Group for a Regional Server
Monitoring Regional Application Servers
Managing Security and Authentication
Performing Backup and Recovery of Data
Managing Backlog in the Transaction Log Table
Deactivating and Reactivating a Regional Node
Upgrading the Repository for a Regional Node
Repository Upgrade with Siebel Anywhere
Repository Upgrade Without Siebel Anywhere
Troubleshooting Remote and Replication Manager
Setting Up Remote Server and Remote Clients
About Merge Conflicts Related to Assignment Manager
Distinguishing Between Harmless and Meaningful Merge Conflicts
Replication Agent Failure Due to Special Characters During an Update
FAQ: What to Do with an Initialization or Synchronization Problem
FAQ: Long Initialization/Synchronization Times
FAQ: Cannot Connect to Server During Synchronization
What to Do When Transaction Merger Fails
Users Who Cannot See Records When Connected Locally
How to Handle a Large Transaction Backlog
Client-Side Merge Issues on the Server
Routing Definition Differences in Docking Objects
Visibility Level Changes for Docking Objects
Routing Models for Financial Services
Using Routing Models in Siebel Financial Services
Analyzing the Use of Routing Models
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Siebel Remote and Replication Manager Administration Guide Published: 19 November 2003 |