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Johnny E. Jensen
Hey Group
I have made a routine that fetches some outlook appointments using the
Items.Find method. The Query looks like [Start] >= "01-02-2007 00:00" and
[Start] <= "06-02-2007 23:59"
I works just fine and with good performance.
Another routine i want tobuild is to fetch items from the Inbox and also
using the query method Find. But I'am not sure what the query field name is.
I've trying with the [ReceivedTime] >= "01-02-2007 12:00:00" and
[ReceivedTime] <= "06-02-2007 23:59:59"
The date format is in Danish, i'ev tryed with US format 2007/02/01 but i'll
get the error:
Type mismatch or the value "{date}" in the condition is not valid.
Can anyone help me here, I don't like the way of fetching all items within
the inbox folder, and then drill though to fetch items that meets the above
query for ReceivedTime. Not a good performance, and when keep in mind, after
the inbox i'll also have to get the sentbox ....
Kind regards
Johnny E Jensen
I have made a routine that fetches some outlook appointments using the
Items.Find method. The Query looks like [Start] >= "01-02-2007 00:00" and
[Start] <= "06-02-2007 23:59"
I works just fine and with good performance.
Another routine i want tobuild is to fetch items from the Inbox and also
using the query method Find. But I'am not sure what the query field name is.
I've trying with the [ReceivedTime] >= "01-02-2007 12:00:00" and
[ReceivedTime] <= "06-02-2007 23:59:59"
The date format is in Danish, i'ev tryed with US format 2007/02/01 but i'll
get the error:
Type mismatch or the value "{date}" in the condition is not valid.
Can anyone help me here, I don't like the way of fetching all items within
the inbox folder, and then drill though to fetch items that meets the above
query for ReceivedTime. Not a good performance, and when keep in mind, after
the inbox i'll also have to get the sentbox ....
Kind regards
Johnny E Jensen