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Allow the search box to search in Mail db *and* Archives Mails dbs. See this for Mary Beth's answer.
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1) David Killingsworth4000 (07 Aug 2008)
It makes sense.
In the meantime, you may want to try a 3rd party Archiving solutions provider.
In the meantime, you may want to try a 3rd party Archiving solutions provider.
2) Stephen Bailey1802 (12 Aug 2008)
Agreed, but Notes should be able to do this anyway - after all, the database knows where the archive is, so it should be feasible to extend the search facility to cater for this.
3) Rob Goudvis8695 (13 Oct 2009)
It would encourage more people to use archiving, thus reducing the load on their mailbox.
4) Keith Collyer635 (14 Mar 2010)
And not just search! Users should not really need to know or care about archiving. Outlook uses Personal Folders to do much the same as archiving does in Notes, and archiving is used simply to reduce their size. The great thing about that implementation is that they are just in files on the disc (hmm, so they are in Notes) and the interface allows seamless moving of material between on-line, personal folders and archive folders.
5) Michel Poleur7416 (04 Dec 2013)
It seems to be available in Notes 9.
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