If this is for Outlook 2003 or later you can use GlobalObjectID but that and
EntryID are only valid after an item is sent.

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Ken Slovak
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"Maurice" wrote in message
news
Hi,

specs: Outlook2003 WinXP

In my database I want to store the data I sent via Outlook. My plan is to
be
able to retract certain appointments if necassary. I thought I use the
EntryID for this and add this to my database. The EntryID however is only
there when the appointment is delivered. So not a steady, reliable
situation.
What kind of 'stamp' can I add to an appointment, mail or task so I can
check
my Sent Items to maybe retract an appointment via my Access database.

e.g. Send an appointment via Access - Outlook. Record is saved in
database.
Now I want to retract the appointment via the database. Record has some
sort
of [stamp] or unique identifier which I can check the sent items folder
with
to retract the appointment from the database with.

Hope this makes any sense otherwise let me know and i'll try to rephrase
it.

Thanks for any help in advance..
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Maurice Ausum