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bondtk
OK, I haven't had to post a question on here for quite some time as this
discussion group has answered all my questions. But now I'm stumped on
something.
Bottom line, I have working code that does what it is supposed to do which
is take a querey, pull 3 different fields with email addresses and send a
message to those individuals in a loop all through Lotus Notes (Ugh!!!!)
without user intervention. It sends the email but truncates my list of who
the email should go to. The "TO:" line only has 3 names to send and the
"CC:" line has like 9 names. But when I get the email in my inbox, it was
only sent to the first two people on the "To:" line and the first two people
on the "CC:" line. It's like Lotus Notes has a limit of passing data from
the source to the email message. And since the user can't see the emails
while they are being sent, you don't know if all your receipients got your
message until you follow up and ask. I've seen this issue before but I used
the bcc: line to help but it wouldn't in this case. Anybody know a remedy to
this problem or a work around? I could post the code if you wanted, but like
I said, I get no errors and the emails do send, just not to everyone.
Thanks,
Troy
discussion group has answered all my questions. But now I'm stumped on
something.
Bottom line, I have working code that does what it is supposed to do which
is take a querey, pull 3 different fields with email addresses and send a
message to those individuals in a loop all through Lotus Notes (Ugh!!!!)
without user intervention. It sends the email but truncates my list of who
the email should go to. The "TO:" line only has 3 names to send and the
"CC:" line has like 9 names. But when I get the email in my inbox, it was
only sent to the first two people on the "To:" line and the first two people
on the "CC:" line. It's like Lotus Notes has a limit of passing data from
the source to the email message. And since the user can't see the emails
while they are being sent, you don't know if all your receipients got your
message until you follow up and ask. I've seen this issue before but I used
the bcc: line to help but it wouldn't in this case. Anybody know a remedy to
this problem or a work around? I could post the code if you wanted, but like
I said, I get no errors and the emails do send, just not to everyone.
Thanks,
Troy