FILE MAKER--->TMP TABLES --->WRITE SP’S--->EIM --->BASE TABLES
GROUPS:
Purpose: To displaying ‘DEPENDENTS’ in the User Interface.
Source: We are getting source data from FILE MAKER database and extracted with tab format.
Import the tab format data into ‘tmp_tables’ by using DTS process.
Siebel EIM: By using ‘stored procedures’ imported the data into interface tables.
Base Tables: By using EIM component imported into the following base tables
S_PARTY
S_PARTY_PER
S_ORG_GROUP
S_GROUP_BU
S_GRUOP_CONTACT
S_ORGGRP_POSTN
While importing the data into base tables we faced following problems.
- Data is not visible in the User Interface.
- Data is not loaded into the S_GROUP_CONTACT(EIM status partially imported)
- LOV’s type not matched.
Solutions:
- We need to import the data into position base table (S_ORGGRP_POSTN) and then data is available in the UI.
- Initially we need load the ‘Group Contact ’ batches
(S_PARTY
S_PARTY_PER
S_ORG_GROUP
S_GROUP_BU
S_GRUOP_CONTACT
S_ORGGRP_POSTN),
Next we need load Contact Dependents data into
(S_PARTY
S_CONTACT
S_POSTN_CON)
And finally the Group dependents load into
(S_PARTY
S_PARTY_PER
S_ORG_GROUP
S_GROUP_BU
S_GRUOP_CONTACT
S_ORGGRP_POSTN).
We need to change the .IFB parameters for reloading into S_GROUP_CONTACT = true and rest of the base tables INSERT/UPDATE =false
3. Siebel LOV’s are not matched with customer’s LOV values, and changed LOV’s in the stored procedures.
CONTACTS:
Purpose: To display the ‘CONTACTS’ in the User Interface.
Source: We are getting source data from FILE MAKER database extracted with tab format.
Import the tab format data into ‘tmp_tables’ by using DTS process.
Siebel EIM: By using ‘stored procedures’ imported the data into interface tables.
Base Tables: By using EIM component imported into the following base tables
S_PARTY
S_CONTACT
S_CONTACT_BU
S_POSTN_CON
S_ADDR_PER
While importing the data into base tables we faced following problems.
- Data is not visible in the User Interface.
- We have loaded the data into base tables using ‘PC_POSTN_LOC’ it is a foreign key column for S_CONTACT as ‘internal. EIM status field is displayed as ‘Partialy_Imported’
- Contacts are displayed without address. (Because of we have loaded the address into base table using separate EIM component.)
Solutions:
- We need to import the data into position base table (S_POSTN_CON) and then data is available in the UI.
- Next we have loaded the data into base tables using ‘PC_POSTN_LOC’ as ‘INTERNAL’.
- To display Contact address we have executed only single EIM component.
ORDER:
Purpose: To display the ‘ORDER’ in the User Interface.
Source: We are getting source data from FILE MAKER database extracted with tab format.
Import the tab format data into ‘tmp_tables’ by using DTS process.
Siebel EIM: By using ‘stored procedures’ imported the data into interface tables.
Base Tables: By using EIM component imported into the following base tables
S_ORDER
S_ORDER_BU
S_ORDER_POSTN
While importing the data into base tables we faced following problems.
- Data is not visible in the User Interface.
- We have loaded the data into base tables (S_ORDER), EIM status field is displayed as ‘Partialy_Imported’
- EIM status field is displayed as ‘Required Cols’ missing (We forget the APPROVED_FLG column value).
Solutions:
- We need to import the data into position base table (S_POSTN_CON) and then data is available in the UI.
- We have loaded data into base tables but we forget to load the required columns data into S_ORDER_POSTN base table (PAY_ELIGIBLE_FLG=’Y’, QUOTA_ALLOC_PCT=100, START_DT=getdate()).
- While loading the data into S_ORDER base table we need to populate the data for APPROVED_FLG= ‘Y’.
ORDER ITEMS:
Purpose: To display the ‘ORDER ITEMS’ in the User Interface.
Source: We are getting source data from FILE MAKER database extracted with tab format.
Import the tab format data into ‘tmp_tables’ by using DTS process.
Siebel EIM: By using ‘stored procedures’ imported the data into interface tables.
Base Tables: By using EIM component imported into the following base table
S_ORDER_ITEM
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