Batch Sync Report (BSR) is a Perl script that creates reports based on log files from the Siebel HandHeld synchronization process. It creates reports in HTML that contain full information about extraction status, from one or more servers. For each server, the report contains detailed information about each attempted user database extraction, the time that the extraction began and finished, and the "Concurrent Sessions" parameter from the .ini file. It has been tested only against Siebel version 7.
FAUS is a Perl CGI to permit user administration through a Web interface. It manages users for both UNIX and Samba systems, uses sudo to give the rights to the Apache user to run some (limited) scripts as root, features different forms of authentication when using Apache, offers multilanguage support, and has log support.
The goal of Siebel Code Analyzer is to provide tools to analyze and find common issues with eScript code based on best practices for coding. At the moment, the Perl script finder.pl has the following features: connect to the repository database and analyze eScript code for objects not correctly terminated; multi-OS platform support (wherever Perl 5.10 is supported); database independence (through DBI usage); and an external configuration file. Future releases are expected to include a full eScript parser; identify the absence of usage of try/catch/finally blocks; identify correct usage of finally block; and use TAP for report output.
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