Sample ifb file

The given value will be used only if the column is null in the EIM table. Specifies the value for an EIM table column. The given value will be loaded into the Siebel base table, overriding the value in the EIM table column. Specifies that nonexistent rows in the EIM table be inserted into the Siebel base table. The default value is TRUE. A table name can be specified with insert rows as the first value, separated by a comma.

If the named table is a Siebel base table, the setting is applied when data is imported from any EIM table. Sets specific explicit or implicit primaries, as mentioned in Step 11 of the import process. Explicit is when you have specific values to set as primaries. Implicit is when any of a group of values is acceptable.

For example, you are importing one account with nine addresses. If any of the addresses is acceptable as being the primary, then set primary to implicit. EIM then selects one of the addresses as primary. Specifies the handling of null non-user key column values when importing a row that already exists in the Siebel database table. The default value is TRUE; null attribute values will thus be ignored for existing rows by default.

Specifies whether the current transaction should be rolled back aborted when an error, such as an SQL database failure, is encountered. Sign in. By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Enter the email address associated with your account. We'll send a magic link to your inbox. Email Address. All Sign in options. Enter a Email Address. Choose your interests Get the latest news, expert insights and market research, sent straight to your inbox. Newsletter Topics Select minimum 1 topic.

Tags: Siebel EIM. Hello, Can any one help me out in preparing. Thanks Keerthi. Hi Keerthi, I believe that you do not need to specify the base tables. Before initiating an EIM process, you must edit the contents of the EIM configuration file to define the process to be performed.

In this example, EIM sets the process locale as specified in the configuration file at start up. The default configuration file, default.

This example uses the configuration file NRECimp. The configuration file begins with a header section used to specify global parameters that apply to the process sections defined later in the file. Following the header section, there must be at least one process section with its associated parameters.

Some process section parameters are generic to all EIM processes. Other process section parameters are specific to a particular EIM process.

The following parameter sections describe the required header section and generic process section parameters.