Installing Multiple Inbound Refineries to Offload Original Inbound Refinery

We have 2 million documents "stuck" in the inbound refinery. Recently, We have installed 3 additional inbound refineries. It seems we are one step closer to solving this issue. All new documents are round-robining into the 3 new refineries and we have also stopped the original ibr from accepting new jobs. That particular queue is the one who currently houses 2 million documents waiting to be converted. I understand clearly from your responses you did NOT re-check in all of those document, but did you have to go through any type of resubmission to the Inbound Refinery via the repository manager resubmission?
I am asking this question because the new ibrs are not seeming to pick the documents that are backlogged unless we do a resubmit through repository manager. Also Oracle Support reps are saying that is the only way; However, I interpreted your messages saying that that is not the case. If you didn’t have to resubmit through the repository manager what actions did you have to take?
I really appreciate your help and your time.

Thank you Aparna,
Does anyone know if it is possible to store the .pdf file in the same location as the actual native file? What we are trying to achieve is a way to check in the native file thru the desktop integration (using Word), then have the user see both the native file and the .pdf file so they can send out the .pdf easily without needing to know the url.
Thanks again,
Ken

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