Implementing Siebel eBusiness Applications with DB2 UDB on AIX/NT

This IBM Redbook will help you install and customize Siebel eBusiness Applications 2000 using DB2 UDB V6 on AIX and NT platforms. It is based on the installation experiences gained while installing Siebel Applications 2000 at the IBM ITSO Center in Poughkeepsie, and on customer support experiences from the IBM Toronto Laboratory, IBM DB2 UDB Data Management Consulting Services, Siebel Engineering, and Siebel Technical Services.
The redbook provides the following:
- An overview of Siebel Systems, including architecture, major components, and various types of clients
- Sizing information based on existing customer system environments
- A set of DB2 parameter values for high performance
- An extensive description of Siebel database characteristics on DB2 UDB
- Information on Siebel’s Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM) - the Siebel importing/exporting tool
- Data migration considerations from DB2 on one platform to DB2 on another platform
- An examination of AIX and DB2 tools to help you administer Siebel system environments
- Backup/recovery scenarios
This redbook will be especially useful for those who are installing Siebel eBusiness Applications 2000 using DB2 UDB on NT or AIX platforms. It can also help systems programmers and DB2 DBAs to install Siebel eBusiness Applications 2000 for the first time, and to manage it effectively. A knowledge of DB2 UDB on NT or AIX platforms and NT/AIX system administration is assumed.

Chapter 1. Siebel system overview
Chapter 2. Planning for implementing Siebel solutions
Chapter 3. Installing Siebel on NT
Chapter 4. Installing Siebel on AIX
Chapter 5. Client installation
Chapter 6. DB2 UDB characteristics with Siebel Applications
Chapter 7. Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM)
Chapter 8. Administering Siebel and DB2 UDB
Chapter 9. Performance tuning tips
Appendix A. Existing customer configurations
Appendix B. An example of data collection for trend analysis
Appendix C. DB2 utilities
Appendix D. How to test your SQL
Appendix E. Data migration considerations: from DB2 to DB2

Publish Date
31 January 2001

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Author(s)
Seungrahn Hahn

ISBN
0738421103

IBM Form Number
SG24-6211-00

Number of pages
232