I'm somewhat limited in what I can say, because what isn't public is still
under NDA, even though the project was canned.
I can tell you this - there are some things that ESE does really really well
that SQL is very bad at. One of these is "instant" index generation. Every
mailbox comes with 10
Ahh yes, I remember those rumors well (and being stoked about it). At the
time I had escaped the responsibilities of personally dealing with
Exchange 5.5 and thought a genuine sql interface would allow for the sorts
of things we were doing with sendmail and friends at $lastJob. Exchange
might start
Almost certainly I do.
But can you be a bit more specific as to what you want or are trying to do?
From: Dave Wade [mailto:dave.w...@stockport.gov.uk]
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 12:35 PM
To: MS-Exchange Admin Issues
Subject: Update "Other Phone" in a powershell script
Folks,
I am trying to u
Folks,
I am trying to update the various "other" phone numbers in the GAL via Exchange
Powershell and getting into a horrid mess comparing Multi-Values fields. Does
any one have any sample code?
Dave
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We are currently working with Ontrack PowerControls for Exchange. I wish it had
better search functions (support for regular expressions would be great, I
would even settle for decent and/or operators), but it does basic text searches
pretty well. I doubt that the average user would want or need
Code-name Kodiak.
It was Exchange-on-SQL. (SQL Server Yukon, what became SQL 2005.) It ran, but
it was a dog; even on 64-bit systems.
There were learnings from that, both on the SQL side and on the Exchange side,
but the decision was made to stick with ESE. And ESE has actually exploded in
use
