Learn SIEBEL-SCRIPTING with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 27, 2025
Performance Notes
Avoid heavy loops in client-side scripts
Minimize database queries inside loops
Use calculated fields where possible instead of scripting
Test for performance under multiple concurrent users
Server-side scripts should be optimized for batch operations
Security Notes
Validate inputs to prevent injection attacks
Limit access to scripts via user roles
Do not store sensitive credentials in scripts
Test scripts in sandbox environment before production
Ensure logging does not expose confidential data
Monitoring Analytics
Enable Siebel logging for script execution
Monitor server load and client performance
Track error messages and exceptions
Analyze workflow execution for bottlenecks
Review audit trails for data changes
Code Quality
Use clear, descriptive function names
Minimize hard-coded values
Comment event-driven logic clearly
Unit test scripts where possible
Refactor and modularize for maintainability