declare @.rc int
exec @.rc = master.dbo.xp_smtp_sendmail
@.FROM = N'SRVDB1@.mydomain.com',
@.TO = N'gmatteson@.mydomain',
@.priority = N'HIGH',
@.subject = N'Process Success',
@.message = N'Database Backup Succeeded.', - Rather than putting Database
Backup Succeeded, I would like to put "@.databasename Backup Succeeded".
@.server = N'mail.mydomain.com',
@.attachment = N'F:\TEST.txt'
select RC = @.rc
GO
Anyone know how to do this, this is my first stored procedure and I really
have no idea how the syntax works! thanks.You can't concatenate there, you'll have to build the message first.
DECLARE @.msg VARCHAR(255), @.rc INT
SET @.msg = @.databasename + ' Backup Succeeded.'
EXEC @.rc = master..xp_smtp_sendmail
...
@.message = @.msg,
What does this have to do with DTS, setup, security? Followups set to
.server only.
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> declare @.rc int
> exec @.rc = master.dbo.xp_smtp_sendmail
> @.FROM = N'SRVDB1@.mydomain.com',
> @.TO = N'gmatteson@.mydomain',
> @.priority = N'HIGH',
> @.subject = N'Process Success',
> @.message = N'Database Backup Succeeded.', - Rather than putting Database
> Backup Succeeded, I would like to put "@.databasename Backup Succeeded".
> @.server = N'mail.mydomain.com',
> @.attachment = N'F:\TEST.txt'
> select RC = @.rc
> GO
> Anyone know how to do this, this is my first stored procedure and I really
> have no idea how the syntax works! thanks.
>
