If the VRF2EXP utility does not appear to be working correctly, you may have a problem with your INI file. You can find out by running in debug mode to see what the utility thinks the INI options are.
Here is an example of the output without debug mode:
--- Docucorp VRF2EXP Utility Program (C) ---
--- Convert Docucorp VRF to DAP Format ---
Using standard import format for DAP output.
Reading VRF File - MAPPER.VRF
Creating DAP File - MAPPER.DAP
Using INI File - VRF2EXP.INI
Merge sets found=1
Here is an example of the output when running in debug mode:
--- Docucorp VRF2EXP Utility Program (C) ---
--- Convert Docucorp VRF to DAP Format ---
Run in debug mode
Using standard import format for DAP output.
Reading VRF File - MAPPER.VRF
Creating DAP File - MAPPER.DAP
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> DESCRIPTION =
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> KEY1 = "PMI"
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> KEY2 = "LB1"
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> KEYID = INSURED.NAME
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> STATUSCODE = "W"
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> TRANSCODE = "NB"
Using INI File - VRF2EXP.INI
VRF2EXP context:
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> DESCRIPTION =
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> KEY1 = "PMI"
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> KEY2 = "LB1"
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> KEYID = INSURED.NAME
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> STATUSCODE = "W"
<VRF2ImportHeaderTags> TRANSCODE = "NB"
End of VRF2EXP context
Using these INI options:
KEY1 = "PMI"
KEY2 = "LB1"
KEYID = INSURED.NAME
TRANSCODE = "NB"
STATUSCODE = "W"
DESCRIPTION = DESCRIPTION
Merge sets found=1
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