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Siebel Business Process Designer Administration Guide > For Developers: Workflow Process Steps > About Siebel Operation Steps > Defining a Siebel Operation StepNOTE: After executing an Insert step, the Siebel Operation object ID process property automatically stores the row ID of the record that was created. You can define Siebel Operation steps for any business component associated with the business object selected for the process. If you want to update a business component not associated with the business object, you can either invoke a subprocess or associate the business component to the business object using Siebel Tools. All fields are available for update and insert except fields based on multi-value groups and calculated fields. If you want to update a field based on a multi-value group, you can define a business component for the field and link the business component to the object using Siebel Tools. An example is an update to an Account Team. Account Team is based on a multi-value group, so it cannot be updated by selecting the Account business component. However, you can create a business component called "Account Team" and then associate it with the Account business object using Siebel Tools. You could then select Account Team as the business component to update with the Siebel Operation step.
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