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Setting Up Developers as Siebel Employees


After developers have a database account, and the necessary positions and responsibilities are defined, you can set up each developer as an employee in your Siebel application.

To set up an employee user

  1. Log on to the development server with a username and password that have administrator privileges, such as SADMIN/SADMIN.
  2. From the application-level menu, choose View > Site Map > User Administration > Employees.
  3. The Employee list appears.

  4. In the Employees list, add a new record and complete the following fields:
  5. Field
    Example Value
    Comments
    First Name
    Noel
    The developer's first name.
    Last Name
    Adams
    The developer's last name.
    User ID
    NADAMS
    The username to be used for logging on to Siebel Tools (and for identifying which user has checked out a project). The login name must match the user's database account name. Enter all login names in uppercase letters for compatibility across database systems.
    Password
    NREC
    The user's password to the application is the same as the user's password on the database account. This field is read-only.
    Position
    Developer_1
    Positions determine which records are visible to users.
    Responsibility
    sadmin
    Responsibilities determine which views a person has access to. Developers typically need access to all views for the purpose of testing and entering test data. For this reason, NREC chose to associate the Siebel Administrator responsibility to each developer. An alternative would be to create a new responsibility that only allows developers access to a particular set of views.

NOTE:  The employee information for each developer resides on the development server. When you create a local database for the developer, this information is also included in each local database.


 Developing and Deploying Siebel eBusiness Applications 
 Published: 18 April 2003