Now that we have a working instance of OEDQ, we’re going to look at how we integrate it into Siebel.
Again, Oracle really have got the documentation right this time: the instructions are extremely detailed and simple to follow. There are two stages: configure Siebel and configure OEDQ.
The initial configuration of Siebel is really straight forward and you should simply follow these steps in the installation guide:
- Copy the DLL file to the Siebel Server machine
- Create and configure the dnd.parms file
- Copy across appropriate JAR files
- Configure the dnd.properties file – this will be covered in more detail in the next post
- Enable the ‘Data Quality’ component group and restart the Siebel Server
- Configure the Data Quality matching parameters on the Data Quality component and the Object Manager component in use (I’m using Public Sector)
- Create Job Templates for batch Account, Contact and Address cleansing
- Configure the ‘Data Quality Administration’ options
- Set up ‘Third Party Administration’ options, including both the Field Mappings and Vendor Parameters – arduous, but really straight forward
- Enable User Preferences
I’m in the process of writing a Business Service, in the style of the Oracle Policy Automation, to populate the OEDQ seed data – I’ll update the post with a SIF file once I’m done.
That’s all you need to do on the Siebel side for now but we’re still not ready to test. Next, we’ll look at configuring OEDQ to work alongside Siebel and finish up the Siebel config, allowing us to test.




Could you please provide the oracle link as its not working here.
Hi Awadhesh,
Sorry about that. It looks like you need an Oracle Web Account or an Oracle Technology Account to access the resources. I’ve updated the link to show the root of the OEDQ documentation page – the Siebel guide is under ‘Installation Guide for Oracle Enterprise Data Quality Customer Data Services Pack and Siebel Connector’
Regards,
Oli
Hi Oli,
Is your testing success? Are there any other steps required for integrating with Siebel?
Hi nuthakki,
Yes, I’ve successfully tested both Batch and Real Time DeDuplication in Siebel.
There are a couple of additional steps, as shown in my latest post.
Regards,
Oli