Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Creating Server Request from Dedicated Client !!

I was trying simulating a Business Service from Siebel Client thru "Administration - Business Service -> Simulator" view, and this is very basic thing that we do in our daily Siebel life ;)

But this is what I got, a pop message saying:

No server connect string for Siebel Component SRBroker in Siebel Enterprise <_enterprisename>, Siebel Server <_siebelservername>


hmm, this is something new I ever came across and it seems that my business service was trying to create a Request on Siebel Server (because error specifically mentioned for SR Broker) and due to the incorrect Connect String, system is not able to create a Server Request.

I researched for this issue and found something interesting that is worth sharing with you people here.

You will see this error when :

a) You are trying to create a Server Request, no matter it is Synchronous or Asynchronous, from dedicated client.
AND
b) RequestServerName is not correctly mentioned in the Client's cfg file.


SR Broker is the component which is responsible to interact with the various components running on the Siebel Server to assign the respective tasks. So we need to specify the Server Name (Logical) where SR Broker component is running.

So, here is what you need to do :

1. Find out the Logical name of Siebel Server.
a) Navigate to "Administration - Server Management -> Enterprises". And in the second applet check for the Server Name under which "Server Request Broker" component is running.
b) Copy the Siebel Server name.


2. Update the Server Name in Client cfg file.
a) Open Siebel.cfg file or whichever you are using.
b) Search for section : "[InfraObjMgr]"
c) Change the parameter : "RequestServerName" to the value for Siebel Server Name that we copied in Step 1.b above.

3. Save the Client cfg file and restart the Siebel dedicated client and it should work fine.


Hope it helps.



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3 comments:

  1. Nice tip, Gaurav!

    I had the exact same issue once. :-)

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  2. ... just had this issue 5 minutes ago. the complete hostname was entered here, instead of the logical host name.
    Now it's fixed - you saved me a lot of searching bookshelf.

    Thank you Gaurav, excellent !

    Benny

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  3. Hello,
    What do you mean by complete host name?

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