What is the effect of checking out a project? [Choose three].
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Locks the project in the server repository but not in the local repository
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Locks the projects in the local database repository
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Locks the projects in the server database repository
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Copies all object definitions in the project on the server to the local database
Checking out a project in Siebel Tools locks the project in both the local database repository (to prevent local conflicts) and the server database repository (to prevent conflicts with other developers). It also copies all object definitions from the server to the local database to enable local editing. Option A is incorrect because checkout locks in both repositories.
Checking out a Siebel Tools project does three things: it locks the project both in the local database (so the developer can edit it) and in the server repository (preventing other developers from also checking it out and creating conflicting changes), and it copies all the object definitions for that project from the server down to the local database so they can be viewed/edited offline. The rejected option ('locks in server but not local') is essentially the inverse/incomplete description of the correct locking behavior — checkout must lock in both places, not just the server, which is why it's excluded.