Checking Command Grammar and Data Sets
Starter Set scripting commands can contain associated data sets and grammars that may need to be modified to fit organization specific configuration or needs.
Was the data set imported with the command?
To verify that a data set was imported with the command, open manage commands to see if there is an error next to the command. When hovering over the error, a message will appear “Please check associated grammar”.
Open the command and navigate to "Set grammar" to check the data set name defined in the grammar (e.g. <numbers>).
Next, open data sets in secret mode to check that the proper data set exists. If the data set can’t be found, either manually add the data set or try deleting and re-importing the command.
Is the variable name being dictated defined in the grammar or data set of the command?
Command data sets and grammars are defined to include variables that will be useful across customer sites. End users or adoption may need to add additional variables to expand a given command.
Grammar addition (e.g. twenty eight {this.$value = ‘28’})
Data set addition (e.g. 11)
