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The “id” property of an event can change, either from "added" or "updated" triggers. When an event is added, updated or deleted (V3)

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The event “id” property of an event can change, either from "added" or "updated" triggers.

 

Why does the id change?

 

How we can capture these changes to keep the most current/accurate event id value? Is there a way to map the old and new id values? This id must match for updates and deletions.

 

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  • VictorIvanidze Profile Picture
    13,073 on at

    Your trigger will capture this change. Or I missed your point? Could you please explain what problem you are trying to solve?

  • ericwhitley Profile Picture
    137 on at

    Hi Victor,

     

    I'm trying to sync an outlook calendar with one in a SharePoint online list.

     

    I'm storing the original id in the sp list item, but future updates can change the id.

     

    We need the id to be correct for future updates and deletions.

     

    Why does this id change and how do I capture it?  There's no reference to the original id value when an update comes in with a different id.

     

    For Single day events I can get around this using the iCalUId for the search, but for Recurring reservations this gives me the entire set of events.  My only option is to compare the Start & End dates, but if a date changes this fails.

     

    I would like to get an exact match by id for Recurring events.

     

    Thanks

     

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