Restriction on an infinite appointment 
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 Restriction on an infinite appointment

If you have appointments with no end dates, you should not use
IncludeRecurrences = True unless you narrow your Find or Restrict to certain
dates.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Author of
     Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart
     for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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Quote:
> Hello, It's driving me crazy !!!!!

> I have an appointment with no end date.

> I also have a for...each procedure that puts me in a text file all of the
> appointment subjects.

> But...

> It never stops and I can't find the right property to put in the restrict
> method.

> Could somebody help me ?

> Thanks



Wed, 13 Apr 2005 01:57:44 GMT  
 Restriction on an infinite appointment
Hello, It's driving me crazy !!!!!

I have an appointment with no end date.

I also have a for...each procedure that puts me in a text file all of the
appointment subjects.

But...

It never stops and I can't find the right property to put in the restrict
method.

Could somebody help me ?

Thanks



Wed, 13 Apr 2005 01:48:22 GMT  
 Restriction on an infinite appointment

ses petits doigts-doigts :

Quote:
> If you have appointments with no end dates, you should not use
> IncludeRecurrences = True unless you narrow your Find or Restrict to
> certain dates.

> --

Thank you for your answer.

But are you telling me that I won't be able to extract all of the
appointments (with all instances of a recurring appointment) without
writing thousand line of code ?

Incredible !! I'm really driving crazy with this job...



Wed, 13 Apr 2005 04:20:25 GMT  
 Restriction on an infinite appointment

Quote:
> But are you telling me that I won't be able to extract all of the
> appointments (with all instances of a recurring appointment) without
> writing thousand line of code ?

Where did you get that idea? I'm telling you that you will not be able to
extract all recurrences of recurring appointments if some of those
appointments have no End date, because there is an infinite number them. You
will need to narrow the date range.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com
Author of
     Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart
     for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
     http://www.slipstick.com/books/jumpstart.htm


Quote:

> ses petits doigts-doigts :

> > If you have appointments with no end dates, you should not use
> > IncludeRecurrences = True unless you narrow your Find or Restrict to
> > certain dates.



Wed, 13 Apr 2005 04:54:20 GMT  
 Restriction on an infinite appointment

ses petits doigts-doigts :

Quote:

> Where did you get that idea? I'm telling you that you will not be able
> to extract all recurrences of recurring appointments if some of those
> appointments have no End date, because there is an infinite number
> them. You will need to narrow the date range.

Sure I understand, but you know... my problem is that one :

I have about 150 exchange accounts. in these accounts I need to extract
ALL of the appointments (I dont know anything about them) and put it in a
text file. After that, I have to analyse what is in the text file.

So I hoped I could extract all without thinking about anything else...
I'm very despite.

So, stop me if I'm wrong :

First : I have to scan all the appointments for all the accounts.
Second : Note anywhere what appointments are recurring and which have no
end date.
Third : Re-Scan all the appointments for all the accounts to extract anly
those who have end date and are not recurring.

That is a 8 hours job... (The exchange server is behind a vpn line).

Do you see another way ?

Thank you

P.S. I have one question more : In outlook, it is possible to do any
search, but what are the criterias of the search, I can't find it
anywhere... For example, in Outlook I can search for all appointments and
sort them with the "Recurring End Date". What is the translation in VBA ?
I only know [Start] and [begin].

Thank you for helping me !



Wed, 13 Apr 2005 19:58:03 GMT  
 
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