Hi all,
I'm actually using :
-SAS 9.2,
-IBM Lotus iNotes 8.5.3 FP4.
And I'm attempting to send an email, first by making a test, with the following code :
/*Beginning of the program*/
options emailhost="10.XXX.XXX.XX" emailid="employeeId" emailpw="mypassword" emailsys="MAPI";
FILENAME mymail EMAIL
To= 'firstname.lastname@mycompany.com'
SUBJECT="This is a test" ;
DATA _null_;
FILE mymail;
PUT "Good Morning.";
PUT " " ;
PUT "This is a test." ;
RUN;
/*The END*/
My problems are :
-If my mailbox has not been opened yet, I am blocked on the login page.
-If my mailbox has already been opened, the email is created but not sent.
Since yesterday, i have tryed all that have found on internet :
-to modify sasv9.cfg (but {options emailhost="10.XXX.XXX.XX" emailid="employeeId" emailpw="mypassword" emailsys="MAPI";} in the SAS program makes the same),
-to put !EM_SEND! in the DATA step,
-... ,
but nothing makes my email automatically sent.
Thanks for any advice with this.
Sam Q.
SAS is sending emails through API, and not via client SW, so I don't understand what you mean by that your mail box is open or not?
Be sure that you emailhost host address points to the email server host.
Since this seems to be a connection problem, rather than a SAS one, I suggest that you start talk to the Lotus Notes admin people about your issue.
SAS is sending emails through API, and not via client SW, so I don't understand what you mean by that your mail box is open or not?
Be sure that you emailhost host address points to the email server host.
Since this seems to be a connection problem, rather than a SAS one, I suggest that you start talk to the Lotus Notes admin people about your issue.
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