Extending an Assignment Object's Base Table for Availability-Based Assignment
Using Siebel Tools, you extend an assignment object's base table for availability-based assignment by performing the following tasks.
This task is a step in Process of Configuring Assignment Objects for Availability-Based Assignment.
To extend an assignment object's base table for availability-based assignment
Start Siebel Tools.
In the Object Explorer, expand the Table object, and then select Column.
In the Tables window, query for the appropriate table.
For example, if you are extending the Service Request assignment object, then query for the S_SRV_REQ table.
With the table selected, choose Tools, then Lock Project (or Alt+L), to lock the project.
In the Columns list, choose Edit, then Add New Record, to add the records as described in the following table.
Property
Record 1
(Required)
Record 2
(Required)
Record 3
(Optional)
Name
X_DURN_MIN
X_START_TIME
X_EARLY_START_TIME
Physical Type
Number
UTC Date Time
UTC Date Time
Length
22
7
7
Precision
22
Not applicable
Not applicable
Scale
7
Not applicable
Not applicable
LOV Type
APPOINTMENT_DURATION
Not applicable
Not applicable
Cascade Mode
Ignore
Ignore
Ignore
TxnLog Code
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
After you have created the new records that you need in the Table column window, click Apply.
Doing this sends the new columns to the appropriate tables in the database.
Complete the fields in the Apply Schema dialog box.
In the Tables field, click the select button, and choose one of the following:
All
Current Query
Current Row
- In the Table Owner Password field, enter the appropriate value.
Click Apply.
The base table is now extended with the following three columns: X_DURN_MIN, X_EARLY_START_TIME, and X_START_TIME.
Note: For IBM DB2 for z/OS, you must create a storage control file to accommodate the table space. You provide the location of the control file in the Apply Schema dialog box accordingly. Create the storage control file from the SIEBSRVR_ROOT/bin
directory, with a buffer pool size of either 16 KB or 32 KB. If the Siebel Server is running on UNIX or Linux, then the storage control file generation is command-driven. If the Siebel Server is running on Windows, then you generate the storage control file using the GUI.
With the appropriate columns in place, you can now configure availability criteria for the assignment object.