Siebel 2000 Exam Questions Flashcards

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What Information is displayed thru Help - > Technical Support view

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View connection information, who is logged into the system, data source, support phone #’s, system info

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What are the differences of the 3 view options for a Screen: List, Detail, and explorer view

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List- Displays one or more records, helps you sort, find and quickly review information (this view lets you scroll through a list of records)
Detail- Displays information about a single parent record and related child records (this lets you see specific information for one item; ex. You might look at information about a single opportunity, including information about all the contacts associated with the opportunity)
Explorer- Displays parent and child record information in a hierarchy

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3) What is detail view, what is explorer view

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Detail-
Form Applet- displays single parent record information (displays complete information about a single record)
List Applet- displays related child record information (maximizes the number of records that you can see simultaneously; most useful for working with multiple records; ex. To view groups of opportunities or to
create a list of frequently used contacts)
Explorer-
Tree Applet- Displays parent child record relationships

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4
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Do you Need a toggle button for a dynamic toggle?

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No

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5) How to navigate by drill down, different ways to do drill down.

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1) Click on hyperlink field in a list applet to navigate to a different application view
2) Double click on the row indicator
3) Enter CTRL+E for the selected record
4) Right click, then select menu item

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Describe what is seen in the Help menu > about record, about .srf, and about view

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Help Menu-
About Record- who/when created/modified
About SRF- version and compile information
About View-configuration information about Siebel version and agreement information

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HTML list view, ( read only, etc,)

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HTML List View-

  • list views are read only
  • only list, and no form, appears
  • detail views are read only in a form applet
  • in a form applet
  • delete applies to one record at a time
  • next/previous moves the pointer one record at a time through data set
  • first/last moves to first and last record in data set
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8
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How do you define an employee / grant access to Siebel data?

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To access Siebel data
Each employee must have:
-a login id, an organization, and at least one position (controls record access)
-at least one responsibility (controls view access)

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What level of record access is controlled by login ID, position and organization

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Personally owned- Controlled by login id
Team owned- Controlled by positions assigned to teams
Organization- Controlled by organization to which user belongs

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10
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What are a Primary position’s special privileges?

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A primary position on a team allows:

  • the manager record access rule to be active (allows mgrs to view data assigned to their direct reports)
  • merge records, delete records, forecast an opportunity
  • by default, the user who creates the record is automatically placed on the team as the primary
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Understand visibility my view, my personal view, my team view, all view, all across org view, (business scenarios, examples)

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View access is controlled by responsibility
My Personal View (when you own it)
-displays records for which user is the owner (only owner can access this data)
Ex. My Personal Contacts
My View (when member of a team)
-displays records for which user is on the team
-Sales team visibility access rule
Ex. My Opportunities View displays records where CConway is on the sales team
My Team’s View (when primary or mgr on team, mgr will see all records of employees that report to him)
-displays records for users who report to a manager, and when the user is the primary position on the team
-Manager visibility access rule
Ex. Manager VSilver is logged on
Bstevens reports to Vsilver
My Team’s Opportunities view displays records where BStevens is the primary on the team
All View
-displays records for an organization where a primary position has been assigned to the team
-All visibility access rule
Ex. All Accounts, All Service Requests, All Opportunities
All Across Organizations View
-displays records for all organizations where a primary position has been assigned to the team
-All across organizations visibility access rule
Ex. All Accounts Across Organization, All Opportunities Across Organizations

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What are Privileges for system admin, marketing admin?

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Marketing Admin View/System Admin

  • shows all records in the database, even those without a primary or owner
  • access to this view should be limited to a very few people
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13
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What are Different ways to add a new record?

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1) From the toolbar (add new record icon)
2) From the Edit menu (Edit-Add New Record)
3) Shortcut Key Ctrl+N
4) Right click new record

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14
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When is a record commited to the database?

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To commit a record to the DB, step off record by:

  • selecting another record
  • selecting another area on the screen
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What do the 3 different field controls for screen input ( Date, number, and multi-line) do?

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Use pop ups to assist with adding values to fields:

1) Date Field Control
- provides calendar pop up
2) Multi Line Edit Field
- provides full text entry pop-up
3) Number Field Control
- provides calculator pop up

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16
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What are Different ways to enter single value field ??

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Use picklists for Single Value Fields:

1) Choose a value from a static picklist
2) Choose a value or create a new value in a pick applet

17
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When can you undo a delete ?

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A record can only be undeleted if undo is the next action after deletion (Edit-Undo)

18
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How can you merge records?

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To merge records, user must be owner or hold primary position on team assigned to all records being merged:

  • hold ctrl key to select multiple records
  • hold shift key to select contiguous records
  • the last record selected (high-lighted) will remain after the merge is completed and is shown by the > symbol
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What information is available when the user clicks help > about record to review action on record (who, when modified the record)?

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  • who created it and when
  • who last modified it and when
  • # of times it has been modified
20
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What is the Sequence to run a query and sort the data returned by a query?

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How to Run a Query:
1) Determine query criteria
2) Create new query
3) Define query criteria
4) Execute query
5) Review result set
How to Sort the data returned by Query:
-sorts are done in list applets and can be saved as part of query (click on column, click on icon AZ)
-multiple columns can also be sorted View-Sort Order or might click on a field and choose sort order

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Describe the Use and restrictions of wildcard character(s) in a query.

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(for example, use of *, *ttt*, to search for multiple charractors)

Wildcards (*)
Ma* will find Madrid, not San Mateo
*Ma * will find Madrid and San Mateo
* Cannot be used in date or numeric fields

22
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Between Public and private defined query, what kind of query can you modify, create and delete ?

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Private- can modify, create, and delete
Public- access to all users

23
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Multi value field, (MVF) need to have M:M or 1:M relationship?

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MVF
-1:M or M:M relationship with parent
-visual cue to look for: ellipsis
SVF
-1:1 or M:1 relationship with parent
-visual cue to look for: dropdown arrow

A detail view indicates that the child business entity has a many relationship with parent

  • implies a many relationship in the reverse direction
  • a SVF implies a one relationship
24
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What is the Siebel file system used for ?

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correspondence, proposal, and presentation templates, attachment.. ( compressed file)

Siebel File System

  • stores all physical files for Siebel Applications
  • compresses files and uses a specialized naming convention
25
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What is Siebel enterprise server , is it a NT service ?

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Siebel Enterprise Server (Not an NT Service)

  • consists of one or more Siebel Servers that execute:
    1) workflow and process automation
    2) volume database interaction
    3) data synchronization and replication
    4) processing to support thin clients
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What is the .srf file?

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Siebel Repository File (.SRF)

  • is a separate file that contains the application configuration
    1) UI Objects specify the data presentation
    2) Business Objects specify the business logic
    3) Data Objects specify the data organization and storage