Siebel Tools 15.5 Training in United States of America

There are no prerequisites for this course.

• Examine, manage and edit Siebel object definitions.
• Tailor the user interface for a Siebel application.
• Customize business objects to incorporate business policies.
• Extend the Siebel database.
• Examine, manage and edit Siebel object definitions.
• Tailor the user interface for a Siebel application.
• Use Siebel Tools to configure applets, views and screens, followed by configuring business components, business objects, joins and links.
• Configure tables and columns in the underlying database.
• Configure features like drilldowns, pick lists and multi-value groups that enhance application usability.
• Configure view-level access control, repository deployment and user properties.

The Configuration Process

• Configuring a Siebel Application
• Using a local development environment
• Checking objects in and out of a server repository
• Using projects
• Editing object definitions
• Compiling
• Archiving objects and projects

Editing object definitions

• Siebel Web Templates
• Form Applets
• List Applets
• Views
• Screens and Applications

Business Layer Configuration

• Business Components
• Party Business Components
• Joins
• Business Objects
• Links
• Using 1:M Extension tables

Data Layer Configuration

• Siebel Data Model
• Extending tables
• Creating new tables
• Adding indexes
• Creating new EIM mappings
• Dock objects
• Case Insensitive Accent Insensitive queries

Extending Application Usability

• Drilldowns
• Applet Toggles
• Static and dynamic picklists
• Multi-value groups

Additional Siebel Application Configuration

• Access control and view modes
• User properties
• migrating a repository
• troubleshooting