Searching text impossible on NARA's e-records archive, IG says -- Federal
Computer Week
People trying to search the text of documents through the National Archives
and Records Administration’s $430 million Electronic Records Archive are
going to be disappointed, according to the agency’s inspector general.
Under the currently deployed system, users can search only by metadata. That
typically includes tags for information such as name of the original
publication, date of publication, agency that originated the document, and a
small number of keywords. Users who hope to locate a document by a word or
phrase that isn't part of the metadata will be unable to.
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