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Using Siebel Tools > Working With Strings and Other Locale-Specific Data > Running the String Consolidation Utility >
Exporting Matching Symbolic Strings
To export matching symbolic strings
- Launch
Consoleapps.exe as described in Parameters for Running Consoleapps.exe to Convert Strings and use the ConsolidationExport business service method with the parameters listed in Table 43.
For example:
"ConsolidationExport:Filename=ConsExp.txt,Repository=Siebel Repository,LogFile=ConsolidationLog.txt,Language=ENU,MatchMin=2"
Table 43. Parameters for the ConsolidationExport Business Service Method
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Filename |
Y |
The name of the export file |
Repository |
Y |
The Siebel Repository name |
LogFile |
Y |
The name of the log file |
Language |
Y |
The language used as the primary language to match when searching for duplicate symbolic strings. For example, suppose two symbolic strings each have 3 child records, an English (ENU), a French (FRA) and a German (DEU) record. If the Language parameter is set to ENU, then the consolidation export process searches for matches between the ENU records. When it finds matches, it checks the other child records of the other languages. If all child records match (or if one has a superset of the other) they are considered matching symbolic strings. |
MatchMin |
Y |
The minimum number of matches in a set of matching symbolic strings before it is written to the file. The default value is 2. |
SkipSBLStrings |
? |
Possible values are True, False, or MasterOnly. When set to True, all strings starting with SBL_ in the name are ignored. When set to False Siebel strings can be considered as master or deprecated strings. All Siebel and customer strings are included in consolidation. When set to MasterOnly, Siebel strings are not deprecated, but can be used as Master strings. Default value is True. |
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