When we migrated documents from file share to SharePoint
2013 document libraries, users reported that some files are not searchable.
When we looked at the search craw logs, we identified many “The
object was not found.” Errors. After looking closely at these documents,
we have noticed that they are all under folder named “AUX”. In another word,
any document under folder named “AUX” will fail in the crawl and will not be
searchable.
AUX is one of the folders that is forbidden on window and
there are many other folders similar to it. We believe SharePoint may not be
able to craw any documents under all of such window forbidden folders. However,
we are not able to find any information from SharePoint side.
If you find documents are not searchable, you might need to
verify if the documents are under such folder that is forbidden on window.
As of May 6, 2017, we have received feedback from Microsoft that Microsoft Product group has triaged this issue and decided not to fix this issue at this time but they have added this to product backlog (will be fixed later). The reason for not fixing now is that the fix is very complicated and could touch code base that’s sensitive to changes and will require a lot of testing.
As of May 6, 2017, we have received feedback from Microsoft that Microsoft Product group has triaged this issue and decided not to fix this issue at this time but they have added this to product backlog (will be fixed later). The reason for not fixing now is that the fix is very complicated and could touch code base that’s sensitive to changes and will require a lot of testing.
But…They have modified MSDN documentation to list out restricted
filenames that could cause this issue…
We will have to follow up with Microsoft in the future.
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