Queries During Synchronization
Use
If you have activated Queries in your settings, you receive an overview of the appointments that have been edited in a calendar with the specified function and that are now to be transferred to the other calendar. In this case, the appointments are only synchronized if you confirm synchronization.
Features
The query window contains a list of the appointments that have been edited in the synchronization period either in the SAP calendar or in the Outlook calendar. The following information is displayed for each appointment in the list:
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Date and time of the appointment
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Appointment title
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Function to be used to edit the appointment during synchronization (only those specified in the query settings).
The specified icons have the following meanings:
Create new appointment
Delete appointment
Change appointment in the SAP calendar
Change appointment in the Outlook calendar.
You can also display the following detailed information for each appointment:
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Description
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Start of appointment
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End of appointment
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Room
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Transparency (0 = not blocked, 1 = blocked)
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Classification (public, private, secret)
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All-day appointment (dominant)
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Appointment type
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Appointment-specific data
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Last change.
In the detailed display, the fields that differ in the two calendars are indicated by an exclamation mark ( !).
Activities
Before synchronization takes place, a dialog box is displayed listing all appointments that have been created, changed or deleted since the last synchronization. You can execute the following actions:
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Function |
Description |
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Synchronize all appointments |
Confirm. |
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Synchronize some appointments |
Remove the ticks from the appointments that you do not want to synchronize and confirm. |
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Display detailed information about an appointment |
Select the appointment by double-clicking on it. |
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Synchronize appointments individually |
Select an appointment in the detailed display and
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Synchronize individual fields of an appointment |
Select the required fields in the detailed display and
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