Changes to single occurence of repeating events not visible

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  • erikl
    Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 66

    #1

    Changes to single occurence of repeating events not visible

    If you have a repeating event in the calendar on a PC (Outlook) and make changes to a single one of these occurrences (like deleting it) this modification is not shown in the DejaCal calendar after synchronizing. All occurrences of the original event shows up.
  • DJOCTO
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 2386

    #2
    erikl,

    I sent this to my developer. Here is his response:

    > Delete exceptions work fine for me from OL to DJOI. Can we get more info from the user, or just have them submit a support ticket? Useful info would be:

    > * What sync method?
    > * Are they syncing with native calendar? If so, what type of native account?
    > * What recurrence pattern does the event have?
    > * Does it happen for just one event, or for any recurring event?

    To submit a support ticket email support@dejaoffice.com

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    • erikl
      Member
      • Feb 2015
      • 66

      #3
      I have been in contact with support. I have obtained a Beta version of CompanionLink (Build 7026). I have done some testing.

      It did not seem as if the upgrade of CompanionLink by itself did solve the problem, but after removing the checkmark for "Options -> Optimized update sync" in CompanionLink and doing a sync all occurrences appear correct, also the modified or deleted ones.

      I think removing that option is "the trick" that did it.

      I will keep an eye on it in the time to come.

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      • DJOCTO
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2010
        • 2386

        #4
        Oh, yeah. Darn optimized sync.

        With Optimized sync deletes are moved once a day. But because of a bug in Outlook, they are not moved at the time of deletion. The bug is easy to see. Make a record, then delete it. It moves to the deleted item folder. But check the "Modify" Date/time, it fails to note the time of the delete.

        The optimized sync works off Modify Date/Time. Because Outlook doesn't updated it, we had to find a daily sweep which finds them.

        Optimized sync does work faster - about 10 times faster. But for many people, non-optimized (full sweep) is fast enough.

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        • erikl
          Member
          • Feb 2015
          • 66

          #5
          Thanks for the explanation.

          Regarding synchronization speed, you are right. I have not registered any significant change here.

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