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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2002-12-17 : 08:13:52
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| Shaid writes "I have wrote a simple trigger that send's an email upon an Insert\update of a value in a column. The problem with using extended stored procedure xp_sendmail is that in order to use it in a trigger, xp_sendmail must reside in the same database of the table of which the trigger relates to. I do not want to create the trigger in the master table obviously. Is there a way I could use the xp_sendmail in any database I choose.I am using Windows XP Pro, and SQL Server 2000." |
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KnooKie
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m_mussu
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Posted - 2002-12-23 : 03:24:30
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| no need to create the trigger in Master,what the usere login u r using grant the XP_SENDMAIL execute permission.After that u can create trigger any database and can use it for mail.MOhammed A.Musaddique |
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Using stored procedure ' xp_sendemail'