Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager Rel 15.5 Course Overview

To ensure the successful completion of the Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager Rel 15.5 course, the following minimum prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of relational database management systems (RDBMS) and SQL.
• Familiarity with Siebel application navigation and Siebel data model concepts.
• Knowledge of Siebel Tools and Siebel application administration is advantageous.
• Experience with data loading, data quality, and data integration processes.
• Proficiency in using a text editor to modify configuration files (.ifb files).

These prerequisites are intended to provide a foundation that will help you maximize the benefits of the course. They are not meant to discourage any motivated learner who is willing to commit to the learning process. Additional study or practice may be required for those without prior experience in the areas mentioned.

Target Audience for Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager Rel 15.5

1. This Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager course is designed for IT professionals focusing on Siebel CRM data integration and management.

   
   

2. Target Audience and Job Roles:

   
   
   • Siebel Application Administrators
   • Siebel EIM Developers
   • Data Integration Specialists
   • IT Consultants specializing in CRM solutions
   • Database Administrators managing Siebel CRM databases
   • Technical Support Engineers for Siebel applications
   • Systems Analysts and Architects designing CRM systems
   • ETL Developers working with Siebel data
   • CRM Data Migration Experts
   • IT Managers overseeing Siebel CRM deployments
   • Business Analysts involved in data analysis within Siebel CRM environments
   • Quality Assurance Engineers testing Siebel CRM integrations

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager Rel 15.5?

Introduction to Course Learning Outcomes

This course provides comprehensive training on Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM) Rel 15.5, focusing on data integration, mapping, and manipulation within the Siebel database.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand the function of user, primary, and foreign keys in Siebel and their role in maintaining data integrity.
• Gain knowledge of Siebel's table relationships, including party and denormalized data structures, and the significance of ROW_IDs.
• Comprehend the architecture of EIM, including the purpose of interface tables and their relationship with base tables.
• Master the process of mapping data from EIM to base tables and configuring EIM jobs using .ifb files.
• Learn to import and update records in Siebel using EIM, including setting up .IFB options and resolving foreign key dependencies.
• Develop skills to control EIM processing and logging, manage net changes, and utilize session SQL for efficiency.
• Acquire the expertise to update user keys within the Siebel database, ensuring accurate data representation and relationships.
• Understand the methods for setting primary records explicitly and implicitly, and learn to use MISC SQL for advanced scenarios.
• Learn to populate extension columns in Siebel's EIM tables effectively, using tools like the Interface Table Mapping Wizard.
• Gain the ability to export and delete data from Siebel tables, managing the processes with precision and understanding commit options.