Fix a Robot's Errors

First, validate a robot to identify its errors. Then, determine the cause of each error and fix it.

Validate a Robot

Every time you save a robot, Oracle Integration validates the robot and identifies its errors, if any exist. You can also validate a robot without saving.

Open a robot.
1. In the navigation pane, select Projects.
2. Select the project name.
3. In the left toolbar, select Robot .
4. In the Robots box, select the robot to open.
  
  The canvas appears.
On the toolbar, select Validate model .

If the validation finds any errors, an error count appears on the right toolbar.

Fix an Error in a Robot

Errors occur in a robot for different reasons, such as an incomplete robot action or a renamed resource. You must fix all errors in a robot before you can activate a robot.

Validation Is Iterative

Fixing errors is often an iterative process. Try to fix errors as you build. Keep in mind that the validation process looks for errors in the following way:

The validation identifies all syntax errors in the robot.
After you correct all syntax errors and save the robot again, the validation identifies all semantic errors in the robot.

Therefore, you might address all the errors, save your robot again, and find new errors.

Fix an Error in a Robot

Validate a robot.

See Validate a Robot.
On the right toolbar, select Errors.

The Errors panel appears.
Point to an error, and select Edit .

Oracle Integration scrolls to the action on the canvas and opens its panel. The panel and the action contain an Action has a validation error icon.
To remind yourself of the error, select the Action has a validation error icon.

The Validation Error(s) popup appears.
Address the errors as needed.
Rerun validation and address any errors until the robot contains no more errors.

Next step: Specify Where a Robot Runs.