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MS Access Forum / SQL Server / ADP / July 2005Accessing Outlook/Exchange contacts - Best Strategy
Digging around I've found that there is no way to access Outlook/Exchange data using the .mdb/linked table wizard technique, that is you have to code! There's a quite simple sample on MS explaining how/to @ (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290792/); basically it shows how to move data between a table and Outlook. Assuming I'd like to update data on the Exchange Server, that means I need to read and update data from a SQL server table. Apart form thinking about the effectiveness of this technique, also wondering if there's a less complex method to acheive the same result, considering also the multiuser environment...... Regards For what I know, Exchange doesn't use SQL-Server as its backend database. You should ask your question in a newsgroup about Exchange, not in one about ADP. You will probably find that going this way is probably more complicated then accessing Outlook.  SignatureSylvain Lafontaine, ing. MVP - Technologies Virtual-PC E-mail: http://cerbermail.com/?QugbLEWINF > Digging around I've found that there is no way to access Outlook/Exchange > data using the .mdb/linked table wizard technique, that is you have to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Regards > For what I know, Exchange doesn't use SQL-Server as its backend database. Glad you know, I did allready. > You should ask your question in a newsgroup about Exchange, not in one > about ADP. You will probably find that going this way is probably more > complicated then accessing Outlook. Sorry about you thinking this post is OT but it it isn't at all. We are taking about Access->Exchange, not generic exchange topic. And we're talking .adp. And you should read the MS article I was talking about! Bye >> Digging around I've found that there is no way to access Outlook/Exchange >> data using the .mdb/linked table wizard technique, that is you have to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> Regards |
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