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Star_Rookie 20-Aug-14 2:58am View

Well I am also a tad unsure as to exactly what your question is, but as I understand it, you are trying to add a key manually (the foreign key i presume...?) depending on how your stuff looks, it could be resolved by saying "SELECT TOP 1 WHERE foreignKey IS NULL" but I am not sure if this is of any use as I am not sure what you are asking, and the example is just a thought that might get you started? I hope anyways. =)

Star_Rookie 3-Jul-14 0:42am View

Clearly you do not agree that this is/was a question, however, someone was kind enough to understand what I was having trouble with and helped me solve my problem, as you can see by the fact that it has been solved. I am sorry that you feel I am trying to start a discussion by asking for help on a public site for developers who need help or assistance.

Star_Rookie 2-Jul-14 9:37am View

CPallini thank you so much. I guess I was over-complicating things! This worked as far as I have tested it. Thank you kindly, I sincerely appreciate the help.

Star_Rookie 2-Jul-14 9:29am View

I suppose that this question was just me asking for help, is it wrong to post it here where someone might be able to refer me to a site or give me insight that will assist me in solving my problem? I fail to see this as a discussion when it is an issue I am having.

Star_Rookie 19-Jun-14 3:50am View

Hi José, i have managed to figure out a way around this whole mumble jumble, but your link was most helpful, i really do appreciate the help and think it will be alright to mark this question as resolved as it is kinda resolved now =)

Star_Rookie 16-May-14 4:28am View

Thanks so much, I will check it out when I get a moment and let you know if this solved my problem, cause it looks promising. =)

Star_Rookie 15-May-14 2:15am View

I think I got it figured out, it happens when the contact already exists in outlook, to solve this issue I am going to read the string, if it has abstract characters in it, I will try and get the email address by searching existing outlook contacts using the details I get from the current mail item. If I don't get it right I will post another question =) Thanks

Star_Rookie 14-May-14 5:37am View

Okay so I am back... I got everything running perfectly for starters and I am truly sorry as it feels like I am making you do all the hard labor, but again I am out of ideas here, when I obtain the email address from the sender and they are already a contact in the address book on outlook, it comes out like this '/O=FIRST ORGANIZATION/OU=EXCHANGE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP (FYDIBOHF23SP)/CN=RECIPIENTS/CN=TestE ', with the 'TestE' being the start of the email address, any ideas on how i can solve this? i am looking for the mailitem.SenderEmailAddress... if however the contact does not exist in outlook, the email address pulls through perfectly, any ideas? Thanx again SO much for all the help, I would've been totally lost had it not been for your answers.

Star_Rookie 6-May-14 8:14am View

haha thanx, first time I'm asking a question on code project =P. again thank you for the help.

Star_Rookie 6-May-14 7:09am View

Well yes, it looks perfect. going to try and implement it. Thank you so much for the fast response.

Star_Rookie 6-May-14 6:39am View

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What I expected would be to select an email in the explorer in the inbox of the user and then be able to access that email's information. But I am having trouble finding a way or even finding somewhere where I can get an understanding of how I will do this.

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