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Running Database Extract for a Mobile Web Client


The database extract process retrieves data visible to Kate Strong from the server database. It retrieves data according to routing rules that define the level of access to information for her. It creates compressed files that contain data to be loaded into her local database when she initializes her laptop.

Before running a database extract for Kate Strong, you must make sure that your organization's reporting hierarchies are updated. Use the Position Administration view from the Application Administration screen to verify that she has a valid position in your organization's hierarchy. The resulting information is used by the system's routing rules, and may affect the outcome of the database extract. For more information on positions, see Applications Administration Guide.

To run a database extract for a mobile Web client

  1. From the application-level menu, choose View > Site Map > Server Administration > Enterprise Operations.
  2. Click the Component Requests tab, and click New.
  3. In the Component/Job field, select Database Extract from the pick list.
  4. In the Component Request Parameters list, click New and add the necessary parameters.
  5. The required parameter for Database Extract is Client Name.

    The value for the Client Name parameter is KSTRONG, the name of Kate Strong's mobile Web client.

  6. From the Component Requests menu, select Submit request.
  7. The mobile client database is extracted. This may take a few minutes.

Server Directory Tree After Running Database Extract

The Database Extract program creates the appropriate directory and its subdirectories for Kate Strong on the Remote server.

NOTE:  The installation program also places a directory named txnproc in the docking subdirectory within the Siebel server root directory. Do not modify the contents of this directory under any circumstances.

The following example shows a portion of the server directory tree after you run Database Extract for Kate Strong:

siebel
docking
kstrong
inbox
outbox
txnproc

For more information about this topic, see Sample Directory Tree After Running Database Extract.


 Developing and Deploying Siebel eBusiness Applications 
 Published: 18 April 2003