Follow the below steps to create a simple Task UI in your local Siebel application.
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Create a Transient BC based on S_TU_LOG table (by default), from New Object – > Transient BC.This table holds data temporarily for the TASK session.Add fields in this BC and they will automatically get assigned to some temporary columns of the table – S_TU_LOG.These columns will be storing the temporary data which can be used during the time the task is running.The class of this BC will default to CSSBCTaskTransient
Create a Transient BC based on S_TU_LOG …

First go through this video to understand what is Task UI. Then we take up the task of how to create Task UI in Siebel application.

In order to provide user interaction, quick-short forms to fill information and save it intermediately that can be resumed later, Siebel has provided a means, that is Task UI.
Task UI has evolved from Smart Scripts and Workflow. It took nice features of both and evolved as a integrated setup which is called as Task UI.
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Try out the below questions on Siebel Configuration that will help you revise your siebel skills.

Configuration
Scripting
Applets
Views & Screens
Workflows
Business Services
Tools & Client
And lot more

So, what are you waiting for, just go through the QUIZZ and post your questions and feedback on Commets and Contact Me pages.

When you goto Tools->Screen object, you cannot see ‘Bitmap Category’ field because it is HIDDEN in tools for a normal view. You need to enable it from Tools CFG.
Here are steps -
1. Open your Tools.cfg.
2. Search for “ClientConfigurationMode”, it might be there with value like
ClientConfigurationMode = Web
3. If you find it or did’t find it, just add/replace below value to the [Siebel] section of CFG. This is the first section of CFG.
ClientConfigurationMode = All
4. Relaunch your Tools. This will show certain hidden …

This issues was faced by a developer, who asked for the solution, so here is something can be done at database level -
[a]
Create an Oracle profile and limit the number of sessions per database user, for example:
sql> CREATE PROFILE <profilename> limit SESSIONS_PER_USER 1;
sql> ALTER USER <username> <profilename>;
sql> ALTER SYSTEM SET RESOURCE_LIMIT=TRUE;
Using this approach, please be aware that dead connections will not always be detected by the database immediately, so users might occasionally not be able to login even a single time until a database administrator has killed their session. Also, …