Is there any efficiency to be gained by having multiple email sources rather than multiple email filters?
i.e.
email server puts mail in different folders based on certain criteria and emailparser picks these using separate email sources, rather than have every email from a single source go through each filter but not matching most of them.
i'm just looking to group the different processes better (finance, production, client etc) so just wondered before i I end up with lots of filters against every email.
Thanks
i.e.
email server puts mail in different folders based on certain criteria and emailparser picks these using separate email sources, rather than have every email from a single source go through each filter but not matching most of them.
i'm just looking to group the different processes better (finance, production, client etc) so just wondered before i I end up with lots of filters against every email.
Thanks
Yes, you are right.
If you set up multiple email sources and each of them grab the email from a different folder Email Parser will take less time to process the emails.
This happens because, as you noticed, Email Parser will not need to download many emails that will not match the filters. You are only downloading the subset of emails you really need to process.
If you set up multiple email sources and each of them grab the email from a different folder Email Parser will take less time to process the emails.
This happens because, as you noticed, Email Parser will not need to download many emails that will not match the filters. You are only downloading the subset of emails you really need to process.
