Siebel Administration > Find list of active users in Siebel
There are 3 ways to do it in Siebel 8x and two ways in 7x (This is what I know, maybe there are other ways).
in 8x: There is a table called s_srm_task_hist. This contains a list of all current users as well as past users. By default, this data is deleted every 24 hours. The column TGT_DELETE_TS has a timestamp. If our current date/time is 24 hours greater than the value in TGT_DELETE_TS, then this data will get deleted.
Parameter 'DeleteEventHistoryInterval' for the SvrTaskPersist component controls the duration of tasks info kept in the S_SRM_TASK_HIST table. DeleteEventHistoryInterval is in seconds.
The column srvr_user_name contains the login id of the user in Siebel. The column srvr_host_namecontains the server name of the logged in user. The column srvr_comp_name has the object manager name of the user The column srvr_end_ts has the timestamp of when the user logged out. If this column is null then the user is online.
in 7x and 8x
Siebel allows us to create a webpage where user statistics can be displayed. The url is typically http://hostname/objmanager/_stats.swe
We need to have/add these parameters in the configuration file. The default configuration file of the web server is eapps.cfg
[swe] SessionMonitor = true AllowStats = true
[defaults] StatsPage = _stats.swe
Add these parameters and then restart the webserver.
The url to check will be http://host_name/objmanager/_stats.swe http://host_name/objmanager/_stats.swe?Verbose=High&Reset=True e.g. http://10.152.169.69/sccobjMgrenu/_stats.swe?Verbose=High&Reset=True
Third way: Another way to check the number of logged in users in 7x and 8x would be to use Server Manager.
Log into Server Manager and get a list of the object manager names list components show SV_NAME, CC_NAME, CC_ALIAS , CP_DISP_RUN_STATE
Copy the CC_ALIAS of the Object manager. e.g. if the CC_ALIAS is eFinancials_NOR
After that List Active sessions for comp eFinancials_NOR show SV_NAME,CC_ALIAS,OM_LOGIN
This will show you the userids, server name and object managers.
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