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What is a DCC task?

asked on April 8, 2016

I have been using DCC for over 2 weeks now trying to OCR many documents. I have been getting so much inconsistent behavior. I have a WF sending 10000 Documents to the DCC scheduler for OCR. Some times I get it done in 16 mins, sometimes 40 mins, sometimes is never finishes. I had to cancel one at 18 hours. I have also looked at the task progress and the number of task seams to vary as well. What is a task exactly? Why is there so many inconsistency's on that number? 

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replied on April 15, 2016

A DCC task is an operation that runs on a DCC Worker.  Examples of these include OCRing a specified group of documents, or searching a specified folder for documents to be OCRed.  Some tasks create child tasks, increasing the total number of tasks in the job.  As such, it is typical for the total number of tasks to increase while a job is running.  The DCC Scheduler breaks down jobs into different numbers of tasks based on characteristics of the specific documents being OCRed (number of pages, image sizes, etc).

The differences in the runtime may be due to the parameters used when scheduling the job, and the actual documents in the batch.  For example, when the "skip pages with text" option is enabled, the runtime will be proportional to the number of documents that don't have text.
 

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