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How do I find the size of the users Outlook mailbox from powerbuilder

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Zone: PowerBuilder Programming Language

Tags: Powerbuilder, MAPI, 9.0.1

Hi,

Currently Powerbuilder creates an excel file filled with data and emails it to the current users email address. This much works fine however users have a mailbox limit, say 100Mb, and if the user is at that limit when powerbuilder tries to send the email with attachment the application just hangs there.

What I would like to do is find out the size of their mailbox (Outlook 2000-2003) before attempting to send the email. I have code to count the size of each individual item in the inbox of the user however its not as efficient as i was hoping and not 100% working. I would prefer to know the size of all outlook folders (their entire mailbox).

         
           
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             //........
olFolderInbox=6
iole_OutlookApp=CREATE OLEObject
li_Result = iole_OutlookApp.ConnectToNewObject("Outlook.application")
IF li_Result <> 0 THEN
	f_Err(f_ErrStr(50709,'Outlook.application Failed'), 'S','')
END IF
 
lole_NameSpace=iole_OutlookApp.GetNamespace("MAPI")
lole_Recipient=lole_NameSpace.CreateRecipient(ls_Profile)
lole_InboxFolder=lole_NameSpace.GetSharedDefaultFolder(lole_Recipient, olFolderInbox )
ll_NoofEmail=lole_InboxFolder.Items.Count
 
li_size = 0
 
FOR li= 1 TO ll_NoofEmail -1
	li_size = li_size + lole_Inboxfolder.Items[li].size
Next

           
         

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