Re: Bug: ERR_QUOTA

Cal Man wrote:
> We have some limits (mostly to prevent spamming) on how much data can
> be added for a user in a day.  Generally, in normal usage, there is no
> way you should be hitting these limits -- can you tell us a bit more
> about what you are trying to do so we can figure out what is going on
> here?
> 
> Its one of those "quotas you should never have to worry about" and if
> you are worried, something is probably going wrong (or we need to tweak
> our numbers a bit).

It would be great if someone would comment some more on this. I have a 
number of folks running into this every day. They simply can't do an 
initial sync between Outlook and Google Calendar because Google's QUOTA 
limit is way too low.

After the initial sync, only the changes are transferred. I recently 
proposed a couple of solutions that Google could take to solve this 
problem, but no one has commented to me about them publicly or privately.

Please - on behalf of all of the folks failing to sync Outlook with 
Google calendar because of this quota limit - consider my previous 
suggestions or simply raise the quota limits to above 5,000 events per 
day. That still won't satisfy everyone but there are only a small number 
of folks with 10,000 or more than 20,000 events in their calendars. I'm 
willing to do the work so these folks can split their imports up over 
the course of a few days if need be.

Thank you.

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