Matthew Trembly

Thank you, Tobias.  I submitted a support request back during this same week.  Indeed, these were old DocuWare 5 documents, but the original XML file headers were not "lost" ... they were still there.  Nobody could figure it out so we just deleted the old documents that were affected instead of troubleshooting this.

No.  Use bcp or sqlcmd.  Pro tip, use PowerShell Invoke-Command to call bcp remotely (beware of storing creds in plaintext).

Nathan, there's a lot of stuff here, but check out two entries from Phil:

ODBC Connection Not Working After Upgrade

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1. Create a 32 bit ODBC DSN connection to the database (ODBCAD32.exe).
2. Open DocuWare Administration and register the connection (under database connections).
3. Create a 64 bit ODBC connection with EXACTLY the SAME name as the 32 bit ODBC connection (ODBC Data Sources 64 bit).

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All you need to do is to create a 64 bit ODBC connection with exactly the same name as the original 32 bit ODBC connection. DocuWare Platform will then select the 64 bit ODBC driver.

This works as advertised.  Phil, big time thanks for the tip about only adding entries.

Has the customer system been updated to 7.1 yet?  If so, when was the workflow created?

%PROGRAMDATA%\DocuWare\Logs\AutoIndex

Edward, does this customer have access to Workflow Manager?  If so, you can configure more complex email notification workflows in it.

The "Merge Layers" feature only works for file cabinet records for which the original file type is PDF.

You're already assigning GV_Full__Name in the data assignment prompt.  Check out my attached revision.

What does the data assignment activity look like?