[MS-ASCMD]: ActiveSync Command Reference Protocol Specification

2.2.3.153.2 Store (Search)
The Store element is a required child element of the Search element in Search command requests
that contains elements that specify the location, string, and options for the search. The Store
element is a required child element of the Response element in Search command responses that
contains the Status, Result, Range, and Total elements for the returned mailbox entries.
All elements referenced in this section are defined in the Search namespace.
Command
request/response
Parent
elements Child elements Data type
Number
allowed
Search command request
(section 2.2.2.14.1)
Search (section
2.2.3.136)
Name (section
2.2.3.103.2)
Query (section
2.2.3.119)
Options (section
2.2.3.107.4)
container ([MS-
ASDTYPE] section
2.2)
1...1
(required)
Search command
response (section
2.2.2.14.2)
Response
(section
2.2.3.130.6)
Status (section
2.2.3.152.12)
Result (section
2.2.3.132.2)
Range (section
2.2.3.120.2)
Total (section
2.2.3.158.2)
container 1...1
(required)
The result of including more than one Store element in a Search command request is undefined.
The server MAY return a protocol status error in response to such a command request.
2.2.3.154 Supported
The Supported element is an optional child element of the Collection element in Sync
command requests that specifies which contact and calendar elements in a Sync request are
managed by the client. Elements that are not named by the Supported element are said to be
ghosted.
Elements referenced in this section are defined in the AirSync namespace, except where otherwise
indicated by the presence of a namespace prefix (as defined in section 2.2.1).
Command
request/response
Parent
elements Child elements Data type
Number
allowed
Sync command request
(section 2.2.2.19.1)
Collection
(section
2.2.3.28.2)
See the
description
following this
table.
container ([MS-
ASDTYPE] section
2.2)
0...1
(optional)
By default, the server preserves the value of a ghosted element if that element is not included in a
Sync request as a child of the Supported element. If an element is listed as a child of the
Supported element, then the client is signifying that it will always transmit the current value of this
element to the server. Once an element is listed as a Supported element, failure to provide a value
for that element in a Sync request causes the server to delete the currently stored value.
[MS-ASCMD] — v20110315
ActiveSync Command Reference Protocol Specification
Copyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.
Release: Tuesday, March 15, 2011
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