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In PaperVision Capture a batch splitting step can be configured to meet one or more of many conditions. In some cases it may be desirable to split a batch based off a blank value within an index field. This can be achieved by using a String Comparison or Regular Expression.

This document describes how to enable Batch Statistics and History Logging for the initial batch in the Auto Create Batch sample script.

Any value that contains a leading zero when used in a .csv file is stored as text because those values when stored as integers would remove the leading zeros. (i.e. 0608 would display as 608).

When setting up an export for the PaperFlow data group format, how should the Department ID and Department Name be configured to avoid duplication of data group ID numbers?

When setting up an export for the ImageSilo/PVE XML data group format, how should the Company ID and Company Name be configured to avoid duplication of data group ID numbers?

By default when using the Nuance Full-Text step each PDF that is generated can only contain 500 pages. The following steps can be used to increase the maximum number of pages that each PDF can hold beyond 500 pages.

In PaperVision Capture, batches appear to be not transmitting from the Operator Console, and Application Event logs contain “Unable to read Packet Header” errors.

When configuring match and merge index fields using a text file that includes dates, currency or decimal data you can configure how data is formatted by creating a schema information file (Schema.ini) in the same directory where the text file resides.

After selecting the scanner in PaperVision Capture’s Scanner Settings, one of the following errors is displayed: Unable to initialize scanner: Scanner hardware problem, check scanner and paper feeder. Unable to initialize scanner: Can’t locate SCSI device; check cable and power.

When batches are scanned into Capture, overtime the responsiveness and performance may slow down if scanning in Color at higher DPI settings (e.g. Color Duplex Images at 600DPI) or even when continuously scanning for long periods of time (e.g. 18 continuous hours).
This behavior is due in part to how and when .NET reclaims memory in both PaperVision Capture and PaperFlow. By default, .NET’s garbage collection process (also known as gcCollect) is enabled and set to run every 5 minutes (300 seconds) to reclaim memory no longer being used.
When scanning some very large images or when scanning for long periods of time, it may be necessary to run this process more or less frequently to ensure optimal scanning performance.


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