how do I set up a SQL2000 server to send an alert to both an email address and a pager when a specific event occurs..please help!!! The server is in a different location and we need notification of problems!! thanks
I am working on migration from crystal reports to SSRS. my crystal report has some alerting formulas, which displays pop-ups at runtime based on some conditions.How do i implement those alerting formulas in SSRS.
I'm trying to develop a email alert feature on my project. I was trying to approach with SQL trigger wich I think is the best option. Basically, when a new record is inserted into ad table, a email alert goes to peolpe who selected to receive alert wehen certain conditions are met. What would be the best approach? any examples?Thanks
When a new record is inserted into the database. I want this to trigger an email that will be sent to all users who requested one when a new record was added. I can't figure the best way to set this up. All help gratefully received. Thanks JB
I am trying to configure emails alerts on DTS package on one of my servers , i am getting an error somthing like i need to add a new profile.I received emails every day from the scheduled jobs which succeed every day
It seems that in order to get an email alert from SQL Server 2000 I need Microsoft Outlook orMicrosoft Exchange client installed. Is there any other way to get an email alert (not net send) when a back up is finished? for example using a @hotmail.com account?
I've set up an alert to email me whenever the database is over a certain size. The amount is calculated by taking 80% of the total data file size. The problem I'm having is that it keeps generating a false positive alert because MS SQL seems to treat the currently used value as the total allocated space for the database data file. For example, the data file is 100MB, it's currently using 60MB, and if I enter 80MB in the alert, it generates an email alert claiming the current size is 100MB. Could it be because the data file size is set to 100MB (since autogrowth is disabled)?
How can I turn this query into an Email alert if one of the counts are GT 50. The Source are machines that I capture counts(Unprocessed_Cntr) from every 5 minutes and load to the Load_Time_Capture table. I also add a datetime to each capture(Unprocessed_Capture ).
If any individual source has a count > 50 or if the combined(ALL) GT 50 send an email to support person.
SELECT CASE GROUPING([Source]) WHEN 1 THEN 'ALL' ELSE [Source] END AS 'Input Source', avg([Unprocessed_Cntr]) as 'Average Queue Past 15 Min'
FROM Load_Time_Capture WHERE Unprocessed_Capture >= DateADD(mi, -15, Current_TimeStamp) GROUP BY [source] WITH ROLLUP
We have an identifier of who has performed an ection which populates a table with their email address in the format firstname.surname@domain. I am looknig for some code to split out the first name and surname (and, if possible, capitalise both) so uor audit report can show the actual name instead of the email address.
Has anyone encountered this issue previously and know a solution?
Is there a handy-dandy way for me to be able, from a stored procedure, to capture the notification email address for a user associated with a job?
I need to send an email out from a stored procedure, and I want it to be set up to send to the same user that is set up in the job that calls the stored procedure.
the same notification stored proc will be used in multiple jobs, but the jobs are already set up with a notification email to be sent to the defined users "on completion" (error or not). I want a separate email to be sent, but I want to use xp_Sendmail because I have to perform a select who's output I want to appear in the body of the email (and unless I am missing something, I have no control over the body of the standard "job completion" email).
I would prefer to NOT have to "hard code" the user email address in the stored proc that calls xp_sendmail, OR to put it in some user table in the database, when the user I want to send it to will always be the same one defined in at the JOB level in Enterprise Manager.
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance for your instantaneous and informative answer-packed responses! ;)
I'm trying to strip out the First & Last Name from an Email Address. The email address is formatted as "FirstName.LastName@emailaddress.com" but sometimes a middle initial is used (ex: "First.M.Last@emailaddress.com").
I can locate the '@' sign and the first '.' period(from left to right) but need to find the first '.' from the left of the '@' sign.
I'm doing this in a view.
Here's some sample data and what I've tried:
CREATE TABLE dbo.Table1 (EmailAddr VARCHAR(255)) INSERT INTO dbo.Table1 (EmailAddr) SELECT 'Andy.Smith@gmaddr.com' UNION ALL SELECT 'Betty.Lee-Jones@gmaddr.com'
Hello, I will like to know the best practice for grouping email addresses in a table.
We have a basic table that has email address for admin users. Which goes thus
CLIENTS EMAIL
emailID int username: varchar 20 Client_email varchar 150
The Above table is for our admin users. Enabling them to send out emails to clients. Based on their bills.
We have a second table for mass mailing. Which has emails in groups. Each group is based on the above entry. And groups could range from 5 users up to 100,000 users.
Whats the best way to implement this.
Do I create a seperate column for each email entry, knowing that this table would be extremely big, with a lot of repeated values, ie username etc. Or group them TOGETHER as varchar(max)
Hi,I have 2 fields in a database: 'email' and 'website'.In the majority of cases, the website field is not populated even though theemail address is. In 90% of cases, the website will be 'www.' followed bywhatever is after the '@' symbol in the email address.Would anyone be able to help me with the SQL that would take whatever isafter the '@' sign in the email address, add it to 'www.' and populate the'website' field?Thanks!
I receive the following error when trying to invoke xp_sendmail 'xp_sendmail: failed with mail error 0x80070005'. However, for alert notifications the email works fine. SQL is using an alias account to send mail. This account doesn't have any funny characters. Any ideas why the alert system works but xp_sendmail does not? The invokation of xp_sendmail is being done by SA.
i ve a filed named "Email" of datatype .i ve created this field to insert email address in this field.but when i insert an email address like "bilal@yahoo.com" from a textbox wh is in an ASP.net webpage then in the filed i see this "System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox". can u plz tell me how to fix this Regards Ahmed Bilal Jan
(NOTE: FROM a NON-IT PERSON) We've implented SQL 2005 and Reporting Services, but our subscriptions only work internally: when we try to send reports via subscriptions to valid external email addresses, we get a message: invalid email address and the entire subscription does not work.. PLEASE ADVISE. IT WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!
I would like to use ISS to extract the user name and email address out of the active directory. I would like to put it in an MS-SQL 2005 table that I can use stored procedures on. I am hoping I can use a query to do it but I understand there is a 1000 entry limit on the extraction of the Active Directory and I have more than 1000. Could someone point me in the right direction please. Thanks.
I just moved our SSRS server from one machine to another. It was sending our report emails from a service account. So when my end users get the emailed report it was from a service account (reports@blah.com) .
Now that I moved the DB to another server - the reports get emailed successfully - but they are being sent from my email address!
I have checked the rsreportserver config file. I also checked in the report server smtp setup and they both show the service account. I even checked the subscription owners and accounts.
SSRS is using my account, but I can't find where it's getting it from. Where else can I look?
I am trying to retrieving all email address using particular domain extension for e.g. gmail.com
I wrote the below query
Select policyid,emailaddress from policyholder WHERE policyholder.EmailAddress like '%gmail.com%'
It works fine, but i want to use the LIKE condition against ‘emailaddress’ column in email table as I have more than 100 domain extensions
I wrote something like
WHERE policyholder.EmailAddress like (select emailaddress from email) but I am getting the below error
Msg 512, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, <, <= , >, >= or when the subquery is used as an expression.
Dear Mr Portas and Mr Sommarskog,Cause I am a newbie in sql, can I ask for your email address?My email Address is Join Bytes!ThanxBest RegardsMichael--Message posted via http://www.sqlmonster.com
I need to build an automated email that gives the completion messageswhen a database is restored (i.e. "Executed as user: sa. ExecutingRESTORE DATABASE DB1 FROMDISK='h:ackupsDB1DB1_db_200411082056.BAK', RECOVERY [SQLSTATE01000] (Message 0) Processed 3816 pages for database 'DB1', file'DB1_Data' on file 1. [SQLSTATE 01000] (Message 4035) Processed 1pages for database 'DB1', file 'DB1_Log' on file 1. [SQLSTATE 01000](Message 4035)")Currently, the Job History box contains it, but I'd rather get it viaemail. The base restore statement works, but it gives me a "Cannotperform a backup or restore operation within a transaction." when Itry to run it as below.works:[build @RestoreCmd]exec (@RestoreCmd)doesn't:[build @RestoreCmd]create table #Error_Finder (listing nvarchar (4000))declare @Errors smallintinsert #Error_Finder exec (@RestoreCmd)EXEC xp_sendmail @recipients = 'dba',@query = 'SELECT * from #Error_Finder',@subject = 'SQL Server Restores'drop table #Error_FinderAny suggestions? My next thought is to start selecting against systemtables in msdb. It looks because the Insert can fail, it's atransaction.
Running sql server 2000 sp4 on an 8 year old Server and a shaky SAN. We have had 3 major outages (corrupted databases) and they are finally biting the bullet and ordering a new Server. The new server will not be in place for about 9 days so until then... limping along with what we have. Is there any way to have SQL Server send an email alert when a specific error occurrs and is logged in the SQL log? These are the two errors that I want to alert on.. "Error: 823, Severity: 24, State: 2" or "I/O error (bad page ID) detected during read at offset"
I am using an error handler that was provided to me from another source. However, I notice that there's something in the code that writes the error message twice. I tried to discover what it was, but could not seem to pinpoint it. Here's an example of what my email messages look like:
Is activity file current? The Script returned a failure result. The extracts in D:myFolder are not current! Data NOT loaded. Is activity file current? The Script returned a failure result. The extracts in D:myFolder are not current! Data NOT loaded.
Obviously, I just want my email to read:
Is activity file current? The Script returned a failure result. The extracts in D:myFolder are not current! Data NOT loaded.
Somewhere, errorMessages is being written to more than once. Need help finding the error.