This article looks at synchronization of Outlook
data from Exchange Server Public Folders to a SQL Server database
and vice versa, namely SQL Server to Outlook/Exchange synchronization.
We look at typical scenarios where you might want to synchronize
your Outlook data to and from a database like SQL Server, and the
associated benefits.
We also discuss the pros (and cons) of utilising Outlook as a front-end
client versus your SQL application client, as well as the advantages
of using SQL Server as a back-end database rather than Exchange
Server Public Folders.
- The Advantages of Maintaining
your Contacts in Microsoft Outlook
- The Disadvantages
of Outlook as a Database
- The Advantages of SQL Server as
a Database
- Synchronizing
Outlook Data - Typical Scenarios
- Outlook Synchronization between
Exchange Server Public Folders and SQL Server using MX-Sync
- Summary
- Managing Outlook Contacts with
MX-Contact
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