Josef Zayats

Joe,
a real test would be to look up what you want to search full-text before you store the document in Docuware - using Acrobat Viewer. Then you store the document. After the document is stored and given system sufficient time to run OCR and FT index on the document, perform the fulltext search for the term you found above - prior to accessing the document in any other way.
I did not realize of the 100 pages limit till recently when a customer complained that fulltext searches were not finding everything there was to be found. (And lifting the limit to its max resolved this)
Your testing is tainted by accessing the document prior to performing the FT search - Docuware OCRs and FT-indexes all the pages when the document is accessed.
 

Larry,

There is an obscure FC setting (very few of us have ever heard of it)  in Docuware Configuration - FileCAbinets - the File Cabinet -General - More Options - Configure fulltext search - Indexed Pages per file. it is set at default of 100 pages

The explanation of this setting is at the following link. I think you need to re-run FT indexing after making the change, so existing documents get processed.

http://help.docuware.com/en/#b64082t62382n88325

Steve,
the only time I've seen this happen was caused by some existing Docuware users (including the ones mark inactive) having the same network IDs as users you are trying to bring over from AD.

Craig,
correct SQL syntax to exclude EMPTYs would be

.... where 
CustomerNumber is NOT NULL AND CustomerNumber<>''    ----this is not a double quote, but two single quotes

This is equivalent to Docuware search term in CustomerNumber field NOTEMPTY()
  

Joe,
the DWDOCIDs do not get changed, but all clipped documents (clipping more than 2 at once is possible) are 'merged' into the first document retaining its docid and all Index values. (All other original documents get deleted)  If you want documents be clipped in specified order but retain Index Entries from document other than the top one, you'd need to first collect the index values and , after successful Merge, run posting index values to the Merged document.
I also used a technique to collect particular index value from ALL clipped documents and post the list to a keyword field of the merged document.

What I can't get working is stapling instead of clipping - it gives some 'strange'  405 Method Not Allowed (File cabinets do not support StapleAsync error, though I do not use any Async operations, and all my documents are PDFs. - but there is another post on this issue, incidentally authored by Seth.

Seth,
has this ever been resolved?
I am getting the same error in 7.1
It will clip, but not staple - error 405

As we know, Docuware Printer/Docuware Import does not require a connection license.
At the same time new Cloud Workflow ReadOnly License has a limited functionality.
Does anyone know if a Docuware Desktop App connected as a Workflow ReadOnly licensed user be able to use Docuware printer and Docuware Import functionality?

Has anyone seen a code sample to create new DocuWare users via the Platform SDK? (7.1 Cloud). 

Update. Found a sample code to create users thru gihub site here

https://support.docuware.com/en-US/forums/help-with-technical-problems/c6ff82ed-9a67-e911-80e7-0003ff59abaf#ab5f06e9-9a67-e911-a960-000d3ab3f117

Steve,
Phil Robson published an article on this forum on how to move DW7 system. I posted a copy of the article at the link above.

Joseph,
this is a known issue with the old Docuware Windows client and newer Windows OS. DocuWare chosen not to fix it. Your only way around is to preconfigure result lists with the sort order they may need. Possibly multiple SearchDialogs/corresponding Result Lists with different sort orders.