Late Task Escalation

Late Task Escalation
The default for our system was to run the Escalation task once an hour.  The customers want it much more frequently.
What are the performance issues with running it every 5 or 10 minutes.  Does the query just look at ongoing tasks and therefore is reasonably efficient or does it have to look at all tasks in the system?
How frequently are others running it?
Thanks

Are you able to escalate the ApprovalTask to approver's manager. If so, please help me.
I've implemented the ApprovalTask in SOA Composite.I need the task to be automatically escalated to the assignees manager if there was no action within stipulated time.
I get an error:
Error in evaluating management chain participantCould not compute the management chain from user rickyponting upto levels 2 upto title Manager. The management chian is used in the routing slip that is associated with the task definition default/TestEscalation!1.6*soa_d3607f68-6b7a-45e5-9c94-76f733af67c6/Humantask1Verify that the users are seeded correctly to compute the management chain.
Please help me!.

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