calendar::adjust_date        
calendar::assign_permissions       Given a calendar_id, party_id and a permission this proc will assign the permission to the party the legal permissions are: public, private, calendar_read, calendar_write, calendar_delete If the revoke is set, then the given permission will be removed for the party. 
calendar::attachments_enabled_p        
calendar::calendar_list        
calendar::create       Create a new calendar. 
calendar::delete       Delete a calendar 
calendar::do_notifications       Perform the notifications 
calendar::from_sql_datetime       Converts a date in a specified format into a templating date dict. 
calendar::get       Get calendar info 
calendar::get_item_types       return the item types 
calendar::have_private_p       Check to see if the user has a private calendar. 
calendar::item::add_recurrence       Adds a recurrence for a calendar item 
calendar::item::assign_permission       update the permission of the specific cal_item if revoke is set to revoke, then we revoke all permissions DEPRECATED: this api is in fact a trivial wrapper for the permission api. 
calendar::item::delete       Delete the calendar item 
calendar::item::delete_recurrence       delete a recurrence 
calendar::item::edit       Edit the item 
calendar::item::edit_recurrence       edit a recurrence 
calendar::item::get       Get the data for a calendar item 
calendar::item::new       Insert a new calendar item into the database 
calendar::item_type_delete       Delete an item type 
calendar::item_type_new       creates a new item type 
calendar::make_datetime       given a date, and a time, construct the proper date string to be imported into oracle. 
calendar::name       Return a calendar's name 
calendar::new       Create a new calendar 
calendar::notification::get_url        
calendar::outlook::cal_outlook_gmt_sql       Formats the hours to subtract or add to make the date_time be in gmt. 
calendar::outlook::format_item       the cal_item_id is obvious. 
calendar::outlook::ics_timestamp_format       the timestamp must be in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS 
calendar::personal_p        
calendar::rename       rename a calendar 
calendar::to_sql_datetime       This takes two date chunks, one for date one for time, and combines them correctly. 
calendar_assign_permissions        
calendar_create        
calendar_have_private_p        
calendar_item_add_recurrence       Adds a recurrence for a calendar item 
calendar_make_datetime       given a date, and a time, construct the proper date string to be imported into oracle. 

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