Reviewing the RRS log file
If your application did not create the new fingerprint with the zone information, you can check the RRS log file to troubleshoot the problems.
Procedure
To review the RRS log file:
- Open the current batch folder.
- Open the file verify_rrs.log.
- Scroll to till end of the page of the file to see the log
entries for the AutoFingerprint ruleset. The logging has been improved as follows:
- In .rrs logs, you can view the
Calling
andtrailing
keywords. - After every action call(), there is action
esec='##' iei
log print out the timing for every action along with the action name. - Also the ID of the object is passed
calling action rrCompare (str="Other_Charges",str="@P.Type") on P:TM000009
calling action CalculateFields (str="'Quantity' * 'Unit_Cost' = 'Total'",str="",str="") on F:Validation
ruleset name="AutoFingerprint" id="14" target object="P" target id="TM000014" target type="Air_Ticket" dco open tag="P" id="TM000014" type="Air_Ticket" rule "Create New Fingerprint" func "Function1" action rrCompare ("@P.MatchType","Manual") action returned true <--Match type is "Manual" /action action SetFingerprintDir (false,false,"@APPPATH(fingerprint)") load rrx code: "c:\datacap\rrs\autodoc.rrx" /load action returned true <--Fingerprint directory established /action action CreateFingerprint (false,false) action returned true <--Successfully created the new fingerprint /action action SetFingerprint (false,false,"@D.TYPE,@P.TYPE") action returned true <--Set the fingerprint class and page type /action action iloc_SetZones (false,false) load rrx code: "c:\datacap\rrs\intellocate.rrx" /load action returned true <--Successfully saved the new zone information /action func result: "true" /func rule result: "true" /rule /ruleset c:\datacap\RRS\Logs\wrrs end log to batch - In .rrs logs, you can view the
Parent topic: TravelDocs: Generating fingerprints automatically