LMS Course Troubleshooting
Symptoms
Course create, publish, archive, list, or assignment preparation fails or a course is missing.
Scope
Course admin UI and backend course lifecycle.
Cause
Likely causes
Missing required code/title; code length or tenant uniqueness conflict; missing record; invalid lifecycle assumption; load failure; or absent dedicated editor/content UI.
Safe diagnostic steps
- Confirm operation and current course status category.\n2. Confirm required field presence without collecting content.\n3. Check whether the failure is UI validation, backend validation, conflict, or not-found.\n4. Confirm the user is on the native admin workspace.
Resolution
Safe resolution
Correct only supported input and use publish/archive actions consistent with current state. Use APIs only through approved clients. Do not directly alter course records.
Validation
Reload the course table and confirm status plus expected audit/timeline category.
Evidence to collect
Collect only environment category, time window, capability/route, status or error category, sanitized correlation reference, lifecycle state category, and recent approved change context.
Escalation
Validation/lifecycle defects go to Training; missing editor/filter behavior to frontend/product; tenant conflicts to Training/security.
Related documentation
Source References
microservices/src/training-service/Api/TrainingEndpoints.csmicroservices/src/training-service/Domain/TrainingEntities.csUI/salary-ui/apps/client-hrms-portal/src/pages/hr/TalentAdminPages.tsx
Summary
This Draft page provides non-destructive, source-backed diagnosis and stops where recovery authority is not confirmed.
Audience
LMS users, support, operations, engineering, QA, architecture, security, and implementation teams.
Overview
Use supported reads and sanitized evidence. Never expose personal learning data, credentials, configuration values, infrastructure details, or operational commands.
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See Also
Keywords
- LMS troubleshooting
- Safe diagnostics
Revision Information
- Status: Draft
- Last reviewed: 2026-07-17
- Review cycle: Quarterly