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I met this problem many times, everytime I removed all the installed file that not installed successfully and clear the registry. That made me mad everytime. Today I found a solution for the problem, and excerpt to my blog. I haven't tried if this works but I really hope it works. In my website statistics, I see somebody trying to find a solution to the above problem. The Siebel Installer starts, when you start an installation. However, it doesn’t complete and it hangs somewhere in the midway. I write this just when I was having the exact same problem today (I hope that explains the smiley which opens this post!). I am detailing below the solution I used. Hope it helps someday! I came across this during making some specific installations on Siebel v8.1.1. I noticed that the installer ran upto 92% installed status, and then all of a sudden, just hung. The good thing with most of these installers is that they generally indicate what stage they are on currently, and as to what exactly they are trying to do. In my case, it indicated that it was trying to register the DLL “ssceolpr.dll”, which seemed to be taking exceptionally long. Here’s what I did: I navigated to my Command Line. To do this, I pressed Start -> Run and typed “cmd” (hey, this is turning into “Siebel for Dummies” kind of thing!!) type in the following on the Command Line: regsvr32 /s d:\SiebClient\bin\ssceolpr.dll The above command forcibly registers this DLL with the MS Windows OS That’s it! By doing this, I forcibly registered the DLL which was hanging when launching it over and over again. Please note that all this while the installer was still open, in the hung state. I did not kill it, or abort the installation on anything like that. The installation just proceeded from there, and proceeded onto complete 100%. The normal debugging in such a situation would probably be to check out the log files that are being created, scroll to the end of the Log file and verify that this is the exact step which is failing and take appropriate corrective action. Log files are the best things that us, the software developers, have done to software! You could probably see something like, “spawning d:\SiebClient\bin\ssceolpr.dll..” or something similar in the log files if you get stuck at exactly the same place as I did. That’s all for this post, folks!

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Siebel – Number of rows displayed in List Applet 2009-09-18

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