Predefined Extended Parameters

Some extended parameters are predefined in Siebel applications. These parameters also use the name=value format. The following information lists these predefined extended parameters.

Parameter Description Example

CURRENT_USER

Logon name of current user

CURRENT_USER =Customer1

PASSWORD

Password of current user

PASSWORD=********

CURRENT_DATETIME

Current date and time information

CURRENT_DATETIME= 11/3/98_22:45

ROOT_DIR

Home directory of Siebel Server

ROOT_DIR=Siebel

SIEBEL_FILE_DIR

Siebel file system

SIEBEL_FILE_DIR=Files

LANGUAGE

Language of Siebel Server installation

LANGUAGE=English

TABLE_OWNER

Name of tableowner

TABLE_OWNER=ora22

ODBC_DATA_SOURCE

Connect string for ODBC data source

ODBC_DATA_SOURCE=sun1

MAX_NEST_SUBST

Maximum level of nesting in parameter substitutions. The default value is 10.

MAX_NEST_SUBST=10

NUM_IFTABLE_LOAD_CUTOFF

When this parameter is enabled, EIM loads all schema mappings if the value is less than the number of EIM tables used in the run process. To enable, set the value to a positive number that is less than the number of EIM tables used in the run process. For example, if the EIM process is using one EIM table, then the setting should be NUM_IFTABLE_LOAD_CUTOFF = 0.

When disabled, EIM loads only mappings for EIM tables used in the run process. This speeds up the dictionary loading process in EIM. To disable, set the value to -1.

This feature is disabled by default.

For more information, see Example of Using the NUM_IFTABLE_LOAD_CUTOFF Parameter.

NUM_IFTABLE_LOAD_CUTOFF=-1

IfbFileName

Name of the .IFB file where resolved parameters are stored.

IfbFileName=TEST

TraceFlags

Contains logs of various EIM operations. Available TraceFlags include 1, 2, 4, 8, and 32. For descriptions of available TraceFlags, see Trace Flags.

TraceFlags=2