What type of error can occur due to file format issues?

File format issues can lead to document-level errors, which are errors that occur within individual documents rather than affecting the overall job or processing set. When a document is not in a compatible format or has corrupted data, it can create problems during the processing phase, such as failing to extract text or metadata correctly. This specific type of error directly affects how the document is interpreted and handled by the processing software.

In contrast, job-level errors typically relate to overall processing tasks rather than individual documents, and processing set errors pertain to the collection of documents as a whole. Thread errors, on the other hand, usually involve issues with the execution of processes by the system threads, which can affect performance but aren’t directly tied to file format compatibility. Therefore, the nature of document-level errors makes it the correct response to identifier issues stemming from file format discrepancies.