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I have successfully been using EDAMAIL for a while now. One particular application sends email to the project manager upon rejection of charges. They would also like to get a spreadsheet of the charges.
Ideally, I would like to add an attachment to the current email. The best I have been able to accomplish is sending two emails: 1) body, 2) attachment.
EX EDAMAIL toaddr=tnewton@belcan.com, from=CIS@belcan.com, subject=Rejected Invoice Notice, filetype=HTML, filename=BODY_FILE
EX EDAMAIL toaddr=tnewton@belcan.com, from=CIS@belcan.com, subject=Rejected Invoice Spreadsheet, flags=A, filetype=XLSX, filename=EXCEL_FILE
I will even settle for sending both as attachments as long as they are in the same email. I read somewhere that you could by placing a semi-colon between filenames. However, that has not worked for me.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Teri Newton,
Doc states external file as attachment OR message body. However, review the syntax. You could probably use the multi-line inline message example with an attachment if you are clever with it.
Thank you, dhagen! That link has been very useful. I can think of many uses for EX EDAPUT.
I could not think of a clever way to use the multi-line message and the clock was ticking. My final solution was to send a hyperlink to the spreadsheet in the message body.
FILEDEF TOUT DISK tout.ftm
TABLE FILE IBISAMP/CAR
PRINT MODEL BY COUNTRY BY CAR
ON TABLE HOLD AS TOUT FORMAT WP
END
-RUN
-SET &BM = &LINES;
FILEDEF TOUT1 DISK tout1.htm
TABLE FILE IBISAMP/CAR
PRINT MODEL BY COUNTRY BY CAR
ON TABLE HOLD AS THTML FORMAT HTML
END
-RUN
EX -LINES * EDAMAIL
TOADDR=dhagen@focalpoint.com,
SUBJECT=This is a Subject,
FLAGS=A,
FILETYPE=HTML,
FILENAME=thtml.htm,
MESSAGE=
-REPEAT :EL FOR &I FROM 1 TO &BM;
-READ TOUT &L.A40.
&L
-:EL
EDAMAIL*
-RUN
You would have to work on the -READ to verify the size, but that should be easy to figure out.
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