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arid83
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Posted - 2011-03-02 : 06:13:11
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using System.Net.Mail;I have options to set properties like From Email Adress and On Behalf of Email Adress by setting MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();mail.From = new MailAddress(txtFEmail.Text, txtFName.Text);mail.To.Add(new MailAddress(txtTEmail.Text, txtTName.Text));mail.Sender = new MailAddress(txtBEmail.Text, txtBName.Text);which works fine. I have tested it and found the cent% expected results as:Test 1.From: arid83@gmail.com on behalf of Naveed Ahmad (arid83@yahoo.com)To: arid83@hotmail.comTest 2.From: Boss (boss@gmail.com) on behalf of Seceretry (secretry@gmail.com) To: Naveed Ahmad (arid83@hotmail.com)Test 3.From: boss@gmail.com on behalf of Seceretry (secretry@gmail.com) To: Naveed Ahmad (arid83@hotmail.com)Now I want to do the same task using SQL Server DBMail ([sp_send_dbmail])Which parameter should I have to set or any other alternate procedure.I am using SQL Server 2008Naveed Ahmad |
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