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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2001-11-26 : 09:33:03
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| Gabor writes "Hi there,I'm using W2K Adv Server SP2, SQLServer 2000 Enterprise Edition SP1 Outlook 2000, and Exchange Server 5.5Is it possible to send out a formatted mail (ie. RTF or HTML) or use an Exchange/Outlook form, because the standard xp_sendmail produces a quit ugly look.Other question:Is it possible somehow to define a reply mail address other then the SQLServer it's own mailbox?Out problem is that I have to send automatically offers to our customers and they require a nice look and feel. :-)ThanxGabor" |
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royv
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Posted - 2001-11-26 : 09:58:47
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| Yes, Outlook allows for the designing of forms. If you want to use SQL Server, I suggest using CDONTS. CDONTS can be used via a stored procedure, and you can also control the reply address. There is an article or 2 here on SQL Team discussing this method, you should be able to find it by typing CDONTS in the search box.*************************Just trying to get things doneEdited by - royv on 11/26/2001 09:59:21 |
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Mailing from SQL using Exchange/Outlook forms