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Siebel 7.8 with IBM DB2 UDB V8.2 Handbook

An IBM Redbooks publication

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Published on 18 November 2005

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ISBN-10: 0738492817
ISBN-13: 9780738492810
IBM Form #: SG24-6766-00


Authors: Whei-Jen Chen and Priti Desai Ujwala Devi Sreeman Kancherla Venkatram Menakuru Raghu Ramaswamy Scott Saunders Arjun Sirohi

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    Abstract

    This IBM Redbooks publication delivers details about DB2 UDB V8.2 on Siebel 7.8. It outlines the partnership between Siebel Systems and IBM and the benefits of using DB2 UDB to support the Siebel Enterprise. The most commonly used components of the Siebel Enterprise and the DB2 UDB architecture are described.

    We provide the planning considerations for running DB2 UDB in Siebel environment. The step-by-step installation and configuration details are followed. We then describe information on methods to populate and maintain data in Siebel tables including data archival techniques and information on ensuring data integrity and data quality.

    The database administration, monitoring, and tuning tools provided by DB2 UDB and operating systems are discussed and the tool usage provided. The book also provides in-depth discussion on high availability and disaster recovery options and setup procedure for a Siebel/DB2 UDB environment.

    Finally, the book provides information about the components of Siebel Analytics and where these components fit in the overall scheme with Siebel Enterprise.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1. Introduction

    Chapter 2. Architecture

    Chapter 3. Planning considerations

    Chapter 4. Installation and configuration

    Chapter 5. Data in a Siebel Enterprise

    Chapter 6. Database administration

    Chapter 7. Database server monitoring

    Chapter 8. Performance tuning

    Chapter 9. High availability and disaster recovery

    Chapter 10. Siebel Analytics

    Appendix A. Set up scripts

     

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