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jsquizz

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Possible Issue with PPD's
« on: October 14, 2022, 08:21:19 AM »
We are getting large files from Open Text, and they are failing. Here's the issue:

: ARS4919E Word search or extraction error
: ARS4923E ArspSearchDocPages error code 536936462 Expected a dict object.
: ARS4902I Number of input pages = 1876598
: ARS4922I ARSPDOCI 10.5.0.4 completed code 4
2022-10-13 13:17:05.535722: ARS4309E Indexing failed
2022-10-13 13:17:05.535771: ARS4318E Processing failed for file

Based on the sample PPD that is provided based in the documenation, I noticed in our PDF that the one field, which is a name field..Is not completed properly. Notice CustomerName

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/PieceInfo <</IBM-ODIndexes <</Private


                                <</DocId(AAA)
                                 /BankNumber(0000000001)
                                 /AcctNumber(00000000000111111111)
                                /CustomerName(David Robertson &
                                 /NoticeType(W)
                                 /StmtDate(20120507)
                                >>
                               /LastModified(D:20120619000000Z)
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Can this cause an issue with the PDF Indexer failing?
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Re: Possible Issue with PPD's
« Reply #1 on: October 14, 2022, 09:29:21 AM »
Yeah, if the PPD format is bad, CMOD can't be expected to parse it properly.

Send it back to the team that created it and ask them to fix it.

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Re: Possible Issue with PPD's
« Reply #2 on: October 14, 2022, 09:39:36 AM »
Yeah, if the PPD format is bad, CMOD can't be expected to parse it properly.

Send it back to the team that created it and ask them to fix it.

-JD.

Thanks JD. We figured it was an issue with the file, but we wanted to pinpoint it exactly. This process is new to them.
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