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As Rulerunner runs each action, it writes detailed logging information to a Rulerunner Service (RRS) log file (task_rrs.log). Rulerunner also generates an RRS log file whenever you run a task from Datacap Studio. If you want to generate an RRS log file for tasks that you run from the Datacap Web Client or for Datacap Desktop tasks, complete the following steps. Start Datacap Rulerunner Manager. Click the Logging tab. Click the RRS log tab and select the logging options that you want. References: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.develop.doc/dcadg420.htm

The X_rrs.log, where X is the name of the task. The file is in the batch folder of the application (for example, C:\datacap\TravelDocs\batches\20130924.00001\pageid_rrs.log), and contains information about actions that are completed by the Rulerunner engine.Something that is fairly common,  look in your fingerprint database to the Template table.  In there, for the .tif and .cco file of every fingerprint there is a path stored there.  You may need to do a search and replace to make sure the path is correct and pointed to your shared fingerprint directory.   References: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.admin.doc/dclog002.htm

Only the built DLL file is placed in the IBM Datacap installation directories. Do not place the RRX file in the Datacap installation directories; the RRX file is already imbedded within the DLL. Procedure To deploy custom actions:Choose one of the following routes: To make the custom actions visible to a single application, place the DLL in the RULES directory of that application. For example, if you take this route, instead of placing the DLL in Datacap\dcshared\NET folder, you must place dcsmart.dll and irrx.dll into the Rules folder as well.  To make the custom actions visible to all applications, place the DLL in the RRS directory. The default location is C:\RRS. Do not register the DLL. References: https://developer.ibm.com/answers/questions/364945/how-to-deploy-custom-actions/

You click Add new Task to add a profile that Rulerunner is to process. Profile names are case-sensitive. References: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.install.doc/dchkl000.htm

The application configuration file, or .app file, stores the paths, connection strings, and other settings of the application. The application entry in the datacap.xml file, such as TravelDocs, must point to the correct location for TravelDocs.app. References:https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.develop.doc/dcadg605.htmhttps://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.install.doc/dcain114.htm

For ADSI authentication,  select one of the following strings to enter based on whether you require password entry:WinNT://<%domain%>/<%user%>WinNT://<%domain%>/<%user%>?password:enabledFor LDAP authentication, select one of the following strings to enter based on whether you require password entry:LDAP://<%domain%>.comLDAP://<%domain%>.com?password:enabledNote: You can configure Datacap to use Datacap authentication or to use one of the external authentication methods.The following five authentication systems are supported:Datacap authentication (referred to as TMA) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (referred to as LDAP) Windows Active Directory (referred to as ADSI) Windows Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (referred to as ADLDS) Low-Level Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (referred to as LLLDAP) References: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.install.doc/dcain427.htm

Click N Key is the fourth and final method of extracting data from a form is for the data entry operator to click the form. Data at that location is then extracted and placed into the active field. This is the least preferred approach because it is the most expensive (it requires a human to do the clicking), although it is reliable. Note: There are four ways of extracting data from an image. They are ranked in order of preferable practice: Zonal, Locate with regular expressions, Locating by keyword, Click N KeyReferences: IBM Redbooks, Implementing Document Imaging and Capture Solutions with IBM Datacap, Second Edition (October 2015), page 125

@STRING( string value) Returns a string of the argument passed. Incorrect ANswers:A, C: @CHR(ASCII value) returns a character that is a member of the ASCII character set.References: https://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21498904

The C:\Datacap\RV2\reports.xml file contains a list of the available report types that are displayed in Report Viewer. When you create a new report type, you must add the report type to this file.References: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZRWV_9.0.0/com.ibm.dc.customrv2.doc/dcapi037.htm

Keywords are labels that accompany the data you want to find on the form. Locating by keyword ranks third behind the zonal and regular expression methods in terms of reliability because you have to know what the keyword is and recognize the keyword correctly. You also have to anticipate the location of the actual data, relative to the position of the keyword, for extraction. Keyword extraction is made easier by using keyword lists, which are text files that contain many different keywords that might be used as labels around the data you want to extract. For instance, a keyword list could contain Total, Total Due, Pay this amount, and similar words or phrases that occur in close proximity to the actual data. Note: There are four ways of extracting data from an image. They are ranked in order of preferable practice: Zonal, Locate with regular expressions, Locating by keyword, Click N KeyReferences: IBM Redbooks, Implementing Document Imaging and Capture Solutions with IBM Datacap, Second Edition (October 2015), page 125