Before you can use your state table you must validate it to make sure that
it is syntactically correct. The validation process checks labels, entry points,
prompts, and parameters. If you do not validate a state table, the voice application
will not execute.
Use the following procedure to validate your state table:
- From the Welcome window, click on Applications →
State Tables.
- Select the state table and validate it: Open the
state table you want to validate.
- Click the File menu to Validate the state
table.
The system displays the Validation Errors window to notify you of
any errors. If the state table syntax is valid, the Validated field
displays Yes.
- Correcting errors: To correct errors
found by the validation process:
- Either Select a state listed in the Validation Errors window
for editing
- Or, Close the Results window and select the state from the State
Tables window. Then, click Edit to Modify the state definition.
- Revalidating : Keep correcting errors and revalidating
until the state table is validated.
- Errors when saving: Save the state table.
If the data used by any of the states you have defined for the state table
exceeds 4K bytes, the system displays the Save Errors window.
- If the system displays the Save Errors windows, reduce the space used
by the identified states. For example:
- Use variables instead of constants for required parameters
- Modify the state table logic
- Make the prompts shorter
Continue to Validate & Save the state table until all
errors are resolved.
- Done: Close the State Table window.