Question : Outlook 2007 "Waiting to update this folder" due to multiple connections

We run Exchange 2003 SBS and Outlook 2007 clients. I cannot open Outlook 2007 for my own mailbox because Outlook hangs with the message Waiting to update this folder. I have tried on 3 PCs running Windows XP, Vista and 7. All my colleagues can login to their mailboxes OK so I am confident there is nothing wrong with the client set ups - the problem is specifically with my server mailbox. I can use OWA with no problem at all, and I can also use my iPhone with the Exchange mailbox - no problem. I have followed all the posts to switch off cached mode, delete OST files, rebuild with SCANOST, remove add-ins, start in safe mode - nothing has worked!

If you look at my connection status, you can see that the Req/Fail value is very high and ever increasing. After half an hour or so, this will reach 50,000 easily!

Does anyone know what could be wrong with my mailbox please?!

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Answer : Outlook 2007 "Waiting to update this folder" due to multiple connections

Well, I do think it needs the extra checking in there...

So, have a look at :

                       
         
           
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             ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[udf_getrates_3] (@date datetime,@util varchar(50))
RETURNS @tbl table (chargerate MONEY, levy MONEY, caprate MONEY,ChargeCap float, StandingDayCharge money)
AS
BEGIN


  declare @dw char(1)
  set @dw = left(DATENAME(DW, @date),1)

  declare @hr int
  set @hr = datepart(hour,@date)

  insert @tbl 
  select Top 1 --EffectiveStartDate, EffectiveEndDate, 
         CASE WHEN @dw = 'S' and (   (@hr between datepart(hour,weekenddaystart) and datepart(hour,weekenddayend) and isnull(weekenddaycost,0) <> 0)
                                  or (@hr NOT between datepart(hour,weekenddaystart) and datepart(hour,weekenddayend) and isnull(weekendnightcost,0) <> 0))
              THEN
                     CASE WHEN @hr between datepart(hour,weekenddaystart) and datepart(hour,weekenddayend)
                          THEN weekenddaycost
                          ELSE weekendnightcost
                     END
              ELSE 
                     CASE WHEN @hr between datepart(hour,weekdaystart) and datepart(hour,weekdayend)
                          THEN weekdaycost
                          ELSE weeknightcost
                     END
         END , climateChangeLevyRate, ((chargeablecapacity*capacityrate)),chargeablecapacity, isnull(StandingDayCharge,0)
  FROM   EnergySuiteDB.dbo.Rates
  where  UtilityName=@util 
  AND @date between EffectiveStartDate and EffectiveEndDate 
  Order By ID desc    -- get the "last" row that covers the requested date.

  if @@rowcount = 0
     insert @tbl 
     select Top 1 --EffectiveStartDate, EffectiveEndDate, 
         CASE WHEN @dw = 'S' and (   (@hr between datepart(hour,weekenddaystart) and datepart(hour,weekenddayend) and isnull(weekenddaycost,0) <> 0)
                                  or (@hr NOT between datepart(hour,weekenddaystart) and datepart(hour,weekenddayend) and isnull(weekendnightcost,0) <> 0))
              THEN
                     CASE WHEN @hr between datepart(hour,weekenddaystart) and datepart(hour,weekenddayend)
                          THEN weekenddaycost
                          ELSE weekendnightcost
                     END
              ELSE 
                     CASE WHEN @hr between datepart(hour,weekdaystart) and datepart(hour,weekdayend)
                          THEN weekdaycost
                          ELSE weeknightcost
                     END
         END , climateChangeLevyRate, ((chargeablecapacity*capacityrate)),chargeablecapacity, isnull(StandingDayCharge,0)
     FROM EnergySuiteDB.dbo.Rates
     where UtilityName=@util 
     order by EffectiveEndDate desc   -- highest enddate belongs to "row 1" the all covering / default rate.
  return 
END
           
         