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Hi,
I am developing this fine add-in for MS Outlook but I cannot find a resource where I can get the specifics of the datamodel Outlook uses. I need to know the maximum size of string fields for example... This is in regards to Contacts, Tasks, Appointments and Notes |
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There is no set limit on the message body.
For other standard text fields, like Subject, the Outlook object model can return 255 characters, although more can actually be stored and lower-level APIs can return longer values (so whether you're using the Outlook object model or another API is relevant). The maximum total size of an item, apart the message body and attachments, is 32kb. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gthegreek" wrote: Hi, I am developing this fine add-in for MS Outlook but I cannot find a resource where I can get the specifics of the datamodel Outlook uses. I need to know the maximum size of string fields for example... This is in regards to Contacts, Tasks, Appointments and Notes |
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Sue,
thanks for the reply. Ia m indeed using the Outlook object model and this just out conviniece. I didn't even know there was a lower level API. Does your book discuss this topic? I am a little troubled though after your answer. You see, what my application does, is extract information out of Outlook and place it in a database and vice versaa. That means that somebody can select some data from the database and import it into his Outlook. You see the problem? How can I validate the data when entries in the database are made manually? |
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