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The Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM) manages the bi-directional exchange of data between the Siebel databases and other corporate data

An IFB file consists of two main sections namely:Header Section: The .ifb file begins with a header section to specify global parameters that apply to all process sections.

It is not possible to delete or merge these types of records through Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM).

There are three types of keys present for Siebel interface tables. They are User Key, Required User Keys, and Non-Required User Keys.

Primary associations can be set using the Primary Flag; for example, in EIM_ACCOUNT there is an ACC_PR_POSTN column that is defaulted to “N”, but when set to “Y”, EIM will attempt to update the Primary Position in the relevant account in S_ORG_EXT

The settings for the TRACE FLAGS, SQL TRACE FLAGS and ERROR FLAGS can be specified either from the GUI or from the Command Prompt when starting an EIM task.

In a typical data migration application using EIM, the IFB file contains a large number of sub-processes, which are called from the main process (SHELL).

1. Put the file to be attached in the Siebel_Server\input directory (i.e. ABC.doc) 2. In the EIM_SR_DTL table, populate:SR_SR_NUMSR_BUATT_FILE_NAME ('ABC')ATT_FILE_EXT ('DOC')

This happens when the Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM) component's Component Event Configuration - SQL Tracing Event Type log level value is not set to 4.

Using EIM task user cannot normally update User key attributes of the base table.

It is mandatory to load the required columns of the base tables. If one or more required fields are missed, then the EIM process will fail to load the base table and generate the REQUIRED_COLS error status.

When migrating data using the EIM, the process can fail due to several reasons. In certain cases, it is found that the EIM process was successful for migration into some of the Base tables, but failed for some other base tables.