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Has anyone else had their calendar events vanish. This is happening to staff that have created meetings and it's happening to pupils after they have accepted a meeting?
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Have seen this too throughout the week. Thought it was Salamander overwriting the calendar entry and changing it back to an "Appointment" rather than a "Teams Meeting".
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We had this and I believe the issue was Salamander reverting calendar entries, I knew about this behaviour before this as we had a teacher who liked to keep notes on his calendar but they were getting lost when Salamander synced each night.

 

So a while back Salamander made some changes so that users in a certain AD group the calender entries were added once and not reapplied each night. So I've added all our teachers to this group so this isn't happening anymore.

 

Althouh I do think Microsoft have had issues recently as staff have mentioned missed meetings, had one today who couldnt create reoccurring meetings in Teams came up with an error but the event was still being created.

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So a while back Salamander made some changes so that users in a certain AD group the calender entries were added once and not reapplied each night. So I've added all our teachers to this group so this isn't happening anymore.

 

Didn't know this was possible, sounds like is might solve some issues.

 

What would happen if a teacher/class had a timetable change?

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Am not sure how it would handle a timetable change, I think it was set to add the event on once and then not re apply it each night.

 

Am not sure how timetable changes are dealt with currently would it delete all old ones and future ones or just do future ones from the date of the change?

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Certainly an interesting theory with Salamander as we do use it. Our Timetable has been changing a number of times though so it would be an impactable modification at this time. Food for thought though.

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