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Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Tips

CRS Administration Problems

Some prompts do not play

Symptom A prompt in a script does not play. The script may or may not continue executing.

Error Message None.

Possible Cause A prompt is missing in the language directory for the language used by the script. By default, the Play Prompt step is set to continue if it encounters an error and the script will continue to play if it encounters a missing prompt. If you have changed the Play Prompt step to not continue if it encounters an error, the script will stop executing.

Recommended Action Refer to the CRS trace files to find the missing prompt. Provide the missing prompt in the language folder shown in the CRS trace files.

Some prompts in a script play in the language specified and other prompts play in English

Symptom A script is set to a language other than US English, but some prompts play in US English.

Error Message None.

Possible Cause A prompt is missing in the language directory for the language used by the script. If the default language for the script uses the same rules as US English, the system will automatically replace the missing prompt with a US English prompt.

Recommended Action Refer to the CRS trace files to find the missing prompt and provide the missing prompt in the language folder shown in the CRS trace files.

A prompt plays phrases in the wrong order

Symptom A prompt played by the Create Generated Prompt step plays the correct language but plays phrases in the wrong order. For example, a prompt that you expect to play as “month, day, year” plays as “year, month, day.”

Error Message None.

Possible Cause The Create Generated Prompt step is using incorrect rules for the language.

Recommended Action If creating a new language or adapting an existing language for a new locale, check the PromptGenerator.properties file and make sure that it is using the correct rules for the language.

CRS Administration Problems

This section contains the following troubleshooting tips on CRS Administration problems:

•The CRS Administration Authentication web page is not available, page 8-19

•Uploading a license file can result in a warning message, page 8-20

•User cannot log in to the CRS web page, page 8-20

•Refreshing subflow script does not update parent scripts, page 8-20

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