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Hi,
the following code runs using Exchange 2003 much more faster than with Exchange 2010. The data amount is the same. Dim oAppointments As clsAppointments Set oAppointments = New clsAppointments Dim oItems As Outlook.Items Set oItems = oCalendar.Items oItems.Sort "[Start]" oItems.IncludeRecurrences = True Dim oTemp As Object Set oTemp = oItems.Find(strSearchParam) ' - These call needs 5x longer using Exchange 2010 than using Exchange 2003 'strSearchParam contains the value: '[End] "Montag, 7. Februar 2011 00:00" and [Start] = "Sonntag, 13. Februar 2011 23:59" What do I have to consider using Exchange 2010? Do I have to configure something on the Exchange 2010? Thanks Christian |
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