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Synchronize the same folder in the next round. Synchronization is complete for the time being for this folder. The third response returns the only remaining message in the folder, and a URL which indicates GET $skiptoken=GwcBoTmPKILK4jLH7mAd1lLU HTTP/1.1 The third request continues to use the latest URL returned from the last sync request.

"subject": "New or modified user account information", "address": "W/\"CQAAABYAAAARn2vdzPFjSbaPPxzjlzOTAAAEfYB+\"", "subject": "Microsoft Virtual Academy at Contoso", "value": "W/\"CQAAABYAAAARn2vdzPFjSbaPPxzjlqfdAAAEfYB+\"", "('AQMkADNkNAAAgEMAAAA')/messages/delta?$skiptoken=GwcBoTmPKILK4jLH7mAd1lLU", The second response returns the next 2 messages in the folder and another indicating there are GET $skiptoken=GwcBoTmPuoTQWfcsAbkYM HTTP/1.1 The same $select parameter as in the initial request, as the skipToken in the URL encodes and includes it. The second request specifies the URL returned from the previous response. "address": "W/\"CQAAABYAAAARn2vdzPFjSbaPPxzjlzOTAAAEfYB/\"", "value": "W/\"CQAAABYAAAARn2vdzPFjSbaPPxzjlzOTAAASsKZz\"", "('AQMkADNkNAAAgEMAAAA')/messages/delta?$skiptoken=GwcBoTmPuoTQWfcsAbkYM", The URL indicates there are more messages in the folder to get. The response includes two messages and an response header.

GET $select=subject,sender,isRead HTTP/1.1

The optional request header, odata.maxpagesize, returning 2 messages at a time.

A $select parameter to return the subject, sender, and isRead properties for each message in the response.

The first request specifies the following: This round will return all the messages in that folder. In this example, the specified folder is being synchronized for the first time, so the initial sync request does not include any state token. The second round of synchronization returns only the delta (the deletion and update), without returning the other messages that have remained the same.

Sample third request and final responseĪfter the first round, one of the messages is deleted, and another is marked as read.

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The first round involves a series of 3 requests to synchronize all 5 messages in the folder: The following example shows 2 rounds of synchronization of a specific folder that initially contains 5 messages. Example 1: synchronize messages in a folder Request is very much like the way you get messages,Įxcept that you include the delta function: GET, to set the maximum number of messages in a response. Tracking message changes in a mail folder typically is a round of one or more GET requests with the delta function. To track the changes of the messages in a folder hierarchy, you need to track each folder individually. Track message changes in a folderĭelta query is a per-folder operation. Specify the desired change type as a query option in the initial delta request Microsoft Graph automatically encodes any OData and custom query options into the or provided in the response. To get incremental changes of only a certain type - messages that are created, updated, or deleted since the initial sync - do an initial round of synchronization of all the messages in the folder, and then get incremental changes of a specific desired type in subsequent rounds.

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Typically, you would do an initial full synchronization of all the messages in a folder (for example, the user's Inbox), and then, get incremental changes to that folder periodically. Synchronizing message items in a local store can use the delta query for the initial full synchronization as well as subsequent incremental synchronizations. Delta data enables you to maintainĪnd synchronize a local store of a user's messages without having to fetch the entire set of the user's messages from the server every time. Delta query lets you query for additions, deletions, or updates to messages in a folder by way of a series ofĭelta function calls.