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Siebel Remote and Replication Manager Administration Guide > Extracting and Initializing a Remote Database > Options for Extracting the Server Database > Extracting a Database to a CD-ROM or Other Portable MediaBy default, a database extract stores the compressed file on the Siebel Server. To download data and initialize the local database, the user logs on to the Siebel Server. A database extract can also store the compressed file in a directory that you specify in the server database extract parameters. This feature allows you to copy the compressed database file from a directory, and then make an image of the files on a CD-ROM or other media device, which you can then distribute to users. The user can initialize the local database directly from the CD-ROM rather than having to download it from the Siebel Server. The remote client must synchronize before it retrieves a database extract from a CD-ROM. The remote client requires a network connection to perform this synchronization. To extract a database to a CD-ROM or other portable media
Specifying the Directory That Stores FilesBeginning with Siebel CRM version 7.7, the DbinitLocalSource parameter in the Local section of the CFG (configuration) file on the remote client specifies the directory that Siebel Remote uses to store files that it downloads to initialize the local database. To enable the remote client to initialize a local database from a CD-ROM or a directory other than the default location on the Siebel Server, it might be necessary for you to change the value of this parameter. In previous releases, Siebel Remote used the FileSystem parameter for this purpose. Beginning with Siebel CRM version 7.7, Siebel Remote ignores the FileSystem parameter in the Local section of the CFG file on the remote client. You can extract groups of users simultaneously. You can use one CD for more than one user. The names of the files contain the remote client names. For more information, see Modifying the Configuration File. |
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