If everything is on just one machine then are there alternatives you could recommend?  Also, would the only two activities I would need to get this done in workflow designer be "Find Entries" and "Schedule OCR".

They seem to be pushing the envelope and getting impatient so any help or resolutions would be extremely helpful.  All servers are on one machine (Workflow, SQL, Laserfiche) and they do not have any extra machines to move the servers.  What workflow in 8.3 can i draw up to run a search and OCR at night when people arent at work?

Thanks

So I would be able to install the cluster on the same machine as the workflow, laserfiche and SQL server?  Good to know.  And would I be able to upgrade just the Workflow to 9 and get the schedule OCR? Or would that also cause errors?

We have a very robust server that should be able to handle having the Workflow, Laserfiche, SQL servers and the Cluster on it as well.  

So from what I am gathering from you is, we install cluster on the same server.  Upgrade to v9.0 for workflow. Keep LF at 8.3.  Create a workflow with activites "Find entries" and "Schedule OCR" and we should be good to go?

So we are trying to create this overnight OCR workflow in our own environment first.  And I get the workflow to initiate and run but it gets hung up on searching repository.  http://screencast.com/t/YYGv4ytFVl I have the DCC installed and I tested all connections.  They seem to be working fine.  I have the search syntax input http://screencast.com/t/fe2SKVZPA and when i test that it returns the right amount of results.  Lastly I have activity schedule OCR set to run on whatever Search Repository finds in the output entries. http://screencast.com/t/TlVTAySlj is there something I'm missing as to why it hangs on the search repository stage?

Any new ideas regarding this problem I'm facing?

So I was able to get the DCC OCR to work on our in house machine on version 10.  However I am trying to perform this task on our clients server on version 9.2 and I double checked everything is set up the same way but it seems to just keep running and running and I never see the number of entries decrease.  I set the scheduler for 6pm last night and it says it was kicked off then but no progress was made since the amount of un-OCR'd documents is the same as when i checked it this morning.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Hi Kyle, 

At this point, you'll probably want to open up a support case for this, especicially if it's specific to one of the environments. 

I was informed the OCR process for workflow and DCC is only meant for .tiff extensions.  The main amount of documents found are PDF.  What are some alternative automated ways to go about this everynight instead of having to manually do it?