H
Hong
Outlook XP SP2 with Exchange 2003
The following annoying search output behaviour was experienced
1. On a target shared (or personal) folder of several thousand items, invoke
Find on Outlook with a search string
2. Start seeing first interim search output with 20-Dec-2004, then items
older than Dec-2004
3. Next seeing the newer lot with Jan-2005 Feb-2005 etc. then a screen
shuffle until the complete serach output is produced with correct
chronological order.
I tried out against one Public Folder Favorite with 17,000+ items but no
such pattern occurred where I got search output from one single display
refresh.
The affected system claimed Outlook XP SP2 search worked 'correctly' with
latest-first-older-last search output against Exchange 5.5 and OWA client
also worked fine with Exchange 2003.Don't know of the behaviour from Outlook
2003 from this customer
Is there a registry setting or Outlook file settings in "Documents and
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook" that can suppress the temporary
search output, so only displaying the final search result?
Thanks
Hong
The following annoying search output behaviour was experienced
1. On a target shared (or personal) folder of several thousand items, invoke
Find on Outlook with a search string
2. Start seeing first interim search output with 20-Dec-2004, then items
older than Dec-2004
3. Next seeing the newer lot with Jan-2005 Feb-2005 etc. then a screen
shuffle until the complete serach output is produced with correct
chronological order.
I tried out against one Public Folder Favorite with 17,000+ items but no
such pattern occurred where I got search output from one single display
refresh.
The affected system claimed Outlook XP SP2 search worked 'correctly' with
latest-first-older-last search output against Exchange 5.5 and OWA client
also worked fine with Exchange 2003.Don't know of the behaviour from Outlook
2003 from this customer
Is there a registry setting or Outlook file settings in "Documents and
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook" that can suppress the temporary
search output, so only displaying the final search result?
Thanks
Hong