Deleting objects from a store of a device
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsStephen D. Flanagin, Greg S. Friedman
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsStephen D. Flanagin, Greg S. Friedman
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Systems, methods, and computer program products for deleting objects from device stores without deleting corresponding objects from one or more synchronization partners. A device has a device sync module for each synchronization partner and each device sync module maintains tracking data. Alternatively, a single device sync module manages the tracking data of each synchronization partner. When an object does not meet parameters of a synchronization filter, a soft delete request is made to the wireless device. A sync manager receives the soft delete request and determines from the other device sync modules that have registered with the sync manager whether they continue to synchronize the object. If none of the other device sync modules protest, the object is deleted. If one of the device sync modules objects to the delete request, then the delete is denied. The tracking data for all of the device sync modules is appropriately modified.
A computing device that synchronizes with one or more synchronization partners, wherein a delete request for an object stored on the device can inadvertently delete corresponding objects from stores of the one or more synchronization partners, the computing device comprising one or more computer-readable media and further comprising:
A computing device having a store, wherein the store is synchronized with one or more synchronization partners, wherein a delete request for an object in the store can result in a deletion of corresponding objects on the one or more synchronization partners, the computing device comprising one or more computer-readable media and further comprising:
A computing device having a device store, wherein the store of the device is synchronized with stores of one or more synchronization partners, the computing device comprising one or more computer-readable media and further comprising:
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