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In your local machine config file, under Local section, there is a parameter called AutoStopDB which is normally set to FALSE. This parameter determines whether to shut down the local database or not when you exit Siebel Local Client.

Normally, when you shut the Siebel Local client application the local DB is still running. You will see a icon in the bottom right hand side of the task bar. So to close that DB you would right click on it and stop. If you want to automate this to shutdown of local db everytime you close Siebel Local Client closes then, simply change the parameter AutoStopDB = TRUE.

Your config file should be located under <installdir>’8.0’web client’BIN’ENU

If you know of any other similar tricks share with me. Participate in improving the knowledge base here.

PS: Sorry for not posting anything lately. I have been very busy with my work. But I will definitely add more stuff whenever I can.

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Posted by Sridhar on Tuesday, January 27th, 2009


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