This is the final post of this series and will help you understanding the steps to invoke business service from siebel client business Service Simulator.
Article # 5 : How to Invoke a business service from siebel client business Service Simulator.

In last 3 articles of this series we have learned basics of Siebel Business Services and steps for how to invoke siebel business service using escript  and how to invoke siebel business service using Workflow . Lets find out how to invoke a Business Service using Runtime Events. 
Article # 4 : How to invoke a business service using RuntimeEvents:

In previous articles of this series we have explored basics about Siebel Business Services ,its components and steps for how to invoke siebel business service using escript . Lets find out how to invoke a Business Service using workflow.
Article # 3: How to invoke a business service using Workflow:

In previous article we have explored what are Siebel Business Services and what are its components. In this article we will take one more step ahead. Lets find out how to invoke a Business Service.
Article # 2 : Invoking a business service using eScript:

Health of these siebel server processess play major role to keep the application and other operational functionalities smooth and fine. "Process" is a collection of many "Tasks" or "Threads". All these threads are defined within a process, under a specified parameter within the siebel server for different functionalities.
Example: MaxSharedDbConns , MinSharedDbConns

In day to day life Siebel application developer has to deal with scenarios where few functionality or some configuration is making Siebel application latent. Developer has to extract the SQL queries to analyze the problematic functionality. We are sharing structured steps to analyze and extract the SQL queries which are leading to latency in Siebel application