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Exporting and Importing Repository Objects
Archive files contain object definitions exported from a repository; they are available for importing into other repositories.
- Have an .sif extension, by default
- Can be version-controlled using third-party source control systems
- Are used to share object definitions among repositories in a multiple repository development effort
- Can only be exported and imported into repositories with the same repository schema definition
You can include any of the following in an export file:
- One object definition
- Multiple object definitions of various object types
- All object definitions assigned to a specific project or multiple projects
NOTE: The Project property is never exported to or imported from an archive file.
When you do the import you can specify conflict resolution at the object-definition level, telling the system whether to ignore the imported object definition, replace an existing definition with an imported one, or merge the two on a property-by-property basis.
CAUTION: Exported objects from one version of Siebel eBusiness Applications should not be imported (through .sif files) into a different version, as object definitions might have changed. Importing an invalid object might result in invalid configurations and an unsupported application.
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Siebel Tools Reference Published: 20 October 2003 |