Mailing From MS SQL
Feb 20, 2006Hi, is it possible to send an email from MS SQL? I need to have a trigger which will activate the sending an email. Thanks
View 4 RepliesHi, is it possible to send an email from MS SQL? I need to have a trigger which will activate the sending an email. Thanks
View 4 RepliesHi All, I need to send mails from Database side means.... from stored procedure i need send mails, i will be giving from mailid, subject, body as a parameters and i will be getting to mailids from tables and then i need to send a mail. Please help, if any faced this. Thanks in Advance..........Regards,Mulukutls
View 6 Replies View RelatedHi AllWe are running SQL Server & Outlook with an exchange server. We arelooking for a way to import the address book & email details into adatabase table.We have managed to do this with MS Access by using the import optionexchange(). Is there a similar way this can be done in SQLServer 2000
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I am trying to set up the SQL Server Agent so that when ever a error occurs
the DBA is notified.I created a operator name and when i tested to make sure
it was working it was giving me an error.The error is
Error 22022: SQLServerAgent mail session is not working; check the mail
profile and/or the SQLServerAgent service startup account in the SQLServerAgent properties dialog.
I am new to SQLServer and would like to know how to get this working.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rann
Hi friends,
Any idea about mass mailing system using SQL Server .Pls get back to me.
thanx and regards
Chinmay
Hi folks,
I'm building a DTS package which needs to mail a list of users nightly
The mailing list needs to be dynamic so I'm using the dynamic properties tab to populate the To, From etc. fields in an SMTP DTS task.
I need to construct a script which will run within the DTS package and build a mailing list file from a table of users in the connected db. The Dynamic properties task will then pull from this data file when populating the 'To' field.
The basic select statement is simple (e.g. SELECT email FROM employees WHERE role = 'mgr') however I need the output to be a single line of email addresses separated by commas (e.g. Email1,Email2,Email3....etc).
I'm a bit unsure on how to go about doing / writing this.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Dave
Hi!
I have these tables:
DB1
MID
IIN
Title
FullName
Address
Apt
City
Province
PostalCode
DB2
MID
Lang
Version
How can I output a text file formatted like the one below?
(05) 01046 (F 05)
Mr. Sylvain Cote
123 Sesame Street
Apt 6
Charny, BC
L8T 5G6
where
(05)-MID
01046-IIN
(F 05) - Lang
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Ok, I'm an idiot. Does anyone out there have some step by step instructions for creating a report that will do mailing labels. I've got multiple columns on my report but I end up with the contents of each column being the same across each grouping/row. In other words for each record read, since I have three columns, I get three occurances of each customer and address until all the data selected for that row is presented, then I go to the next customer which again is repeated across all three columns.
I'm sorry I'm so stupid, but I've looked at other entries on the forum, and I just can't figure it out. We are trying to get out from underneith Business objects thumb and any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! - Eric -
In the thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1071904&SiteID=1 mike.groh stated that you would define the result set as a data set variable through an execute sql task. He then pushed the variable out as a dataset type. (ds = CType(Dts.Variables("Email_CurrentDataset").Value, DataSet)
How would this type of object be declared as a user variable? Is it of type object? What is the logic behind converting a result set to a data set?
Specifically I am having problems with converting / casting the result set to a data set in that I am getting an error stating that it cannot convert the com object to a data.dataset class...
Imports ADODB
Imports System
Imports System.Xml
Imports System.Collections
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Math
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.DtsClient
Public Class ScriptMain
Public Sub Main()
Dim ds As DataSet
Dim dr As DataRow
Dim str As String
Dim dtm As String
Dim s As String
Try
ds = CType(Dts.Variables("resultSet").Value, DataSet) ' <-- Error on converting
Dts.TaskResult = Dts.Results.Success
Catch ex As Exception
Dts.TaskResult = Dts.Results.Failure
End Try
Hi, i am a newbie to reporting services.
Am trying to create a mailing label report so that it can pull out the details from the database and gets printed onto the label stickers correctly. However, no matter how i adjust the sizes of the report from the page properties, it's still not printed properly.
I have 7 label stickers on 1 mailing page, so let's say i have 13 records, that will be 2 mailing pages. Each label sticker is about 9cm width by 3.6 cm height. The gap between each label sticker is 0.2 cm
Can anyone advise me on how to go about doing it? By the way, i am using SSRS 2000.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks :)
i am once again working with mailing labels. I have designed the report in SQL Server Reporting Services to print in 3 columns with a body size of 2.625" wide by 1.00" high; a rectangle the same size which then contains a list the same size which contains the data fields. I get fairly good results when I print to one printer however, there does seem to be a bit of "creep" on the page. The problem really shows when trying to print to another network printer where when a user prints the report (labels) by the end of the page data is printing outside of the label margins. are there some properties that I'm missing that would prevent this or could this be related to printer settings?
View 4 Replies View RelatedHi!
I have these tables:
DB1
MID
IIN
Title
FullName
Address
Apt
City
Province
PostalCode
DB2
MID
Lang
Version
How can I output a text file formatted like the one below?
(05) 01046 (F 05)
Mr. Sylvain Cote
123 Sesame Street
Apt 6
Charny, BC
L8T 5G6
where
(05)-MID
01046-IIN
(F 05) - Lang
Hello
I would like to know a script which mails the DBA mail box when the sql server agent fails ( I am working on sql server 2000) using SMTP. I have got SMTP server configured for all my other job failure notifications.
Please let me know any scripts that can be run on the command prompt or any ideas of how I can do it.
Thanks
I am trying to use the time series algorithm to predict responses to promotion mailings for subscription renewals. The problem i am having is that response is largely influenced by the number of mailings that are sent out. Can anyone give me any ideas on how i can structure the dataset so that it would take into account how many promotions were sent out? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Frank
I am creating a report to be used to print mailing labels. Size 1" x 2 5/8" (3 columns of 10 labels). I seem to have everything but the vertical spacing working properly. I have used a rectangle set to the size of the labels which contains a list box containing text boxes containing expressions to pull in the fields. Some of the street addresses are two lines with the majority being only one line.
I have joined the two fields containing the street addresses and inserted a new line command so each field will print on its own line but yet be contained within the same text box. Everything except the text box containing the street addresses are set to not increase or decrease. My problem is that on the pages of the report where labels vary between the one and two line street addresses the labels tend to creep down which in some cases causes data to be printed over two labels. Any ideas on what I can do to format these to print properly?
Thanks
I am trying to print mailing labels and suppress optional address lines to eliminate white space while maintaining label alignment. This is what I am trying but it does not work.
I create a function that determines the length of a field (i.e. street) and increments a counter if the length is zero. It also takes a second parameter that detremines whether to reset the counter. I then use the function in the visibility each row of the label table. Example iif(Code.LineLen(Fields!Street.Value)=0,True,False). I place this on the visibility of each row except the last as that is City,State,Zip and is required. On this last row the expession I use is
=Fields!city.Value & ", " & Fields!state.Value & " " & Fields!zip.Value & iif(Code.LineCount<5,StrDup(5-Code.LineCount,vbCRLF),""). What this is intended to do is print a carraige return and line feed for every row that did not print. Instead no line feeds occur. I have verified that the Code.LineCount is indeed calculating correctly (I printed the value). I've removed the conditional to make sure it has no issues but again nothing. For clarification the code block I am using is this.
Public LineCount as Integer=0
Function LineLen(byval LineIn as string,byval IsFirst as boolean) as Integer
if IsFirst=True then
LineCount=1
end if
If len(LineIn)>0 then
LineCount=LineCount+1
end if
LineLen=Len(LineIn)
end Function
So if anyone either knows why the line feeds do not occur or a better way to handle this please let me know. Thanks.
I have a sheet of mailing labels in which the first three rows have been used. I want a parameter or something when running an SSRS label report where I can specify what row to begin printing on and how many rows I want to print. Is that possible?
View 8 Replies View RelatedI have 6 separate mailing label like reports with a textbox inside a cell. I tried to join them into one report with subreports"but" it does not work since you need the print layout in order to get both columns to show. What is the best way to accomplish this task?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have a requirement wherein PDF files are being rendered from an .rdl (report definition language), through the use of a SSRS scheduler automatically. The generated PDF file is further emailed to a mailing list, through the same scheduler. However, there are situations where the PDF is generated as an empty file (under certain specified circumstances) [through the automatic scheduler run]. In this situation, it is required not to email the PDF at all.
I would appreciate an input which lets me know how to prevent the generation of the PDF file, when there are no records in the dataset that binds to the .rdl.Alternatively, is there any indicator via which the scheduler can be alerted NOT to pick up files 0 KB in size?
i'm retrieving addresses from a database and displaying them in my report. i have an addr line 2 for addition address data if needed. i have placed this addr line 2 on its own detail row. however i do not want that row to display if there is no data. the following is happening even though i have set the visibility on the row and text field to =iif(fields!addr2="",false,true)
the name prints on the first line, the main address on the second line, i have a space where addr line 2 would have been, finally i get the city, state, zip on the last line.
expected outcome i would like is that addr line 2 does not appear for those addresses that addr line 2 does not have any data. if addr line 2 does have data then print.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Chuck