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Old 05-09-2008, 11:24 AM
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Default [SOLVED] [PST Import wizard] Problem with big pst file

Hi everyone,
I've a problem with on account. I try to import a big pst >2Go and > 20 000 messages but every time there is an error:
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09-05-2008 19:01:12 [3196]: (MI): Batch Adding Message d(Mon, 8 Oct 2007 15:18:55 -0000) fid(002)
09-05-2008 19:01:12 [3196]: Similar core dump already generated. Hence skipping this one.
09-05-2008 19:01:12 [3196]: Unable to process message d(Mon, 8 Oct 2007 15:18:55 -0000) Folder Name - Boîte de réception
09-05-2008 19:01:25 [3196]: Clearing internal progress log entries
09-05-2008 19:01:25 [3196]: Entries cleared
09-05-2008 19:01:25 [3196]: Deleting mapi folder list
09-05-2008 19:01:25 [3196]: Unknown exception occured, leaving the Migration process.
09-05-2008 19:01:25 [3196]: Exception Address: 0x40191b
09-05-2008 19:01:25 [3196]: CORE: Failed to generate core dump.
Have an idea?

Thanks
Nicolas
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Old 05-09-2008, 05:39 PM
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I had similar problems with a large 2GB PST file with loads of folders.

First of all, the messages may fail to import if they are larger than 10MB. Have a look at this page - you will need to modify the server and the registry of the machine you run the PST Import Wizard on.

If that fails, then what I would recommend is this - create a new PST file for each folder in the original PST file, so you end up with multiple PST files - one for each user-created folder.

Open the large PST in Outlook. Create a new, empty PST (could be something like File > New > Personal Storage Folder). Drag a folder from the original PST file into the new one. And then make another new PST, drag the next folder into it and so on. It might be advisable to do this on a new user profile or computer so as not to interfere with anything.

After this, just import each small PST file one at a time. You may need to run Scanpst on the original; as even though just the Inbox folder remained on mine, the size still remained 2GB.

I'm not saying that will work; but it did for me. I had a total of 6 PSTs to migrate and only one needed this much work to get it to import successfully.
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Old 05-10-2008, 11:08 AM
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Yess! It's work! Thank you for your help!!
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Old 05-10-2008, 11:10 AM
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Which bit? The registry hack or the separate PSTs?
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Old 06-04-2010, 06:54 AM
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The best option to solve big pst file issue, split pst file which is large in size. Manually this is not possible, you can take help from third party software which can easily and safely split large pst file to smaller.

you won't face any data loss problem after this and fix the problem of big pst file,
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Old 07-27-2010, 07:07 PM
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actually you can do the split easy manually by the autoarchive from outlook

make the big file primary outllokfolder. set the autoarchive as you want (for example 2 year old mails to archive in step1 - run autoarchive then reconfig it to archiv pst #2 set 1 year old mails - run autoarchive -

that way you can easiely split every pst by date without paying a more or less crappy tool

i recommend this way simply because i do not trust anything splitting my pst´s. they are a very complicated fragile animal so better move data to new psts the outlookway its cleaner and safer and cheaper :-)
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