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Developing and Deploying Siebel Business Applications > Overview of Developing a Siebel Application > About Developing a Siebel Application > About the Local Development EnvironmentA local database is a snapshot of the server database that is stored on a remote computer. A developer who uses Siebel Tools works on a local database that the developer installs on their personal computer. The data in each local database is a subset of the server database, as determined by the visibility rules that you assign to each developer. Figure 4 illustrates the local development environment. A developer checks out object definitions from the server database, modifies these definitions, and then checks them back in to the server database. The check-out and check-in process does the following:
Working on a local database rather than working directly on the server database provides the following benefits:
Siebel CRM does not update Siebel Web templates during project check-in and check-out. To manage Siebel Web template files, you must use a third-party source file control application or a manual process. For more information, see Moving Web Templates, Image Files, and Cascading Style Sheets. For more information, see Checking Out Projects from the Siebel Server and Checking Projects In to the Siebel Server. |
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