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Using the Watch Window While it Monitors a Script

The Watch window displays variables and variable values. You can use it to monitor these values while a script or workflow process runs. The Watch window supports the following variable types:

• Local variables
• Global variables
• Shared global variables
• Application variables
• Persistent profile properties
• Dynamic profile properties

For a detailed example that uses the Watch window, see the information about defining a workflow process that closes obsolete service requests in Siebel Business Process Framework: Workflow Guide.

To use the Watch window while it monitors a script

1. Attach a script to an object, and then compile this object.

   For more information, see Compiling Your Modifications.

2. Start the Siebel client from the Siebel Debugger.

   You can press F5 or click the Start icon on the Debug menu. Make sure the /h argument is set in the Debug options. For more information, see Setting Debug Options.

3. Display the Watch window.

   You can press SHIFT+F9 or click the Watch button (glasses icon) on the Debug toolbar.