Alert: E-mailing to e-mail address extracted from Alert SQL
Just wanted to check, database is down and so can't test but wondering if this would work.
Alert sends email to requester when PO of Destination Type 'Shop Floor' is received. If e-mail address is extracted from FND_USER and the e-mail address is passed into &EMAIL, could we add &EMAIL to the To field?
Thanks in advance,
Sanjib
Dinesh
Would you be kind enough to send me your e-mail address? I'd like to share my alert with you for peer review.
Thanks,
Sanjib
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Perform the steps below to setup the necessary files.
Note: When testing on your machine, the code generates simple
e-mail messages for demonstration purposes.
1. Read the main comment block of maildaemon.pc and make appropriate
changes.
2. Read the main comment block of maildaemon.sql and make appropriate
changes.
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PROCFLAGS="sqlcheck=semantics parse=full userid=scott/tiger"
Note: Replace userid=scott/tiger with the schema to build under.
6. Run the maildaemon executable.
7. To test, modify the code below and run from SQL*Plus:
declare
dummy number;
begin
maildaemon.setauditon;
dummy:= maildaemon.email_msg1( '[email protected]' );
dummy:= maildaemon.email_msg2( '[email protected]', 'scott',
to_char( sysdate, 'dd-Mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss' ));
maildaemon.setauditoff;
maildaemon.stop;
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maildaemon.sql
rem file: maildaemon.sql
rem last modified: 10/15/98
rem
rem This source file generates dependencies for the maildaemon executable
rem such as logging as well as the PL/SQL package interface to communicate
rem with the maildaemon Pro*C application.
rem
rem Please note: this is just a sample. You will need to modify/replace the
rem email_msg1() and email_msg2() functions in the maildaemon package.
rem Both functions have been provided as simple demonstrations on how to
rem write an interface. Consult the Application Developers Guide for more
rem information on using the DBMS_PIPE package.
rem table: emailaudit
rem purpose: contain auditing messages from the maildaemon Pro*C application
create table emailaudit
msgid number constraint msgid_pk primary key,
msgtype varchar2( 20 ),
msgstat varchar2( 100 )
rem sequence: emailmsgseq
rem purpose: to allow maildaemon Pro*C application to generate unique message
rem identifiers for opening temporary files and auditing.
create sequence emailmsgseq;
rem package: maildaemon
rem purpose: provide a PL/SQL interface to generate e-mail messages
create or replace package maildaemon as
/* setauditon( )
* procedure
* parameters: timeout: timeout factor for informing the maildaemon exe
* exceptions: -20030: error sending message to maildaemon exe
* description: turn on auditing in the maildaemon exe
procedure setauditon( timeout number default 10 );
/* setauditoff( )
* procedure
* parameters: timeout: timeout factor for informing the maildaemon exe
* exceptions: -20030: error sending message to maildaemon exe
* description: turn off auditing in the maildaemon exe
procedure setauditoff( timeout number default 10 );
/* stop( )
* procedure
* parameters: timeout: timeout factor for informing the maildaemon exe
* exceptions: -20030: error sending message to maildaemon exe
* description: shutdown the maildaemon exe
procedure stop( timeout number default 10 );
/* email_msg1( )
* function
* parameters: emailaddr: email address to send email to
* timeout: timeout factor for informing the maildaemon exe
* returns: return code from mail daemon call
* exceptions: -20010: maildaemon had an error during sending email
* -20011: error during sending message to maildaemon exe
* -20012: message returned from maildaemon other than done
* -20013: maildaemon returned an error code other than 0
* description: generic sample to demonstrate a simple interface to the
* maildaemon exe
function email_msg1( emailaddr in varchar2, timeout number default 10 ) return number;
/* email_msg2( )
* function
* parameters: emailaddr: email address to send email to
* userid: userid to place in the mail text
* timestamp: timestamp to place in the mail text
* timeout: timeout factor for informing the maildaemon exe
* returns: return code from mail daemon call
* exceptions: -20010: maildaemon had an error during sending email
* -20011: error during sending message to maildaemon exe
* -20012: message returned from maildaemon other than done
* -20013: maildaemon returned an error code other than 0
* description: generic sample to demonstrate a simple interface to the
* maildaemon exe by passing parameters
function email_msg2( emailaddr in varchar2, userid in varchar2, timestamp in varchar2,
timeout number default 10 ) return number;
end maildaemon;
create or replace package body maildaemon as
procedure setauditon( timeout number default 10 ) is
retval number;
begin
dbms_pipe.pack_message( 'AUDIT' );
retval := dbms_pipe.send_message( 'maildaemon', timeout );
if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20030,
'maildaemon: error sending audit command. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
end setauditon;
procedure setauditoff( timeout number default 10 ) is
retval number;
begin
dbms_pipe.pack_message( 'NOAUDIT' );
retval := dbms_pipe.send_message( 'maildaemon', timeout );
if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20030,
'maildaemon: error sending noaudit command. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
end setauditoff;
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retval number;
begin
dbms_pipe.pack_message( 'STOP' );
retval := dbms_pipe.send_message( 'maildaemon', timeout );
if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20030,
'maildaemon: error sending stop command. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
end stop;
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retval number;
result varchar2(20);
cmdcode number;
pipenm varchar2(30);
begin
pipenm := dbms_pipe.unique_session_name;
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dbms_pipe.pack_message( pipenm );
dbms_pipe.pack_message( emailaddr );
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if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20010,
'maildaemon: error while sending email. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
retval := dbms_pipe.receive_message( pipenm, timeout );
if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20011,
'maildaemon: error while receiving daemon response. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
dbms_pipe.unpack_message( result );
if result <> 'done' then
raise_application_error( -20012,
'maildaemon: error code returned from daemon other than done' );
end if;
dbms_pipe.unpack_message( cmdcode );
if cmdcode <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20013,
'maildaemon: error code returned from daemon ' | | cmdcode );
end if;
return cmdcode;
end email_msg1;
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timeout number default 10 ) return number is
retval number;
result varchar2(20);
cmdcode number;
pipenm varchar2(30);
begin
pipenm := dbms_pipe.unique_session_name;
dbms_pipe.pack_message( 'MSG2' );
dbms_pipe.pack_message( pipenm );
dbms_pipe.pack_message( em ailaddr );
dbms_pipe.pack_message( userid );
dbms_pipe.pack_message( timestamp );
retval := dbms_pipe.send_message( 'maildaemon', timeout );
if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20010,
'maildaemon: error while sending email. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
retval := dbms_pipe.receive_message( pipenm, timeout );
if retval <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20011,
'maildaemon: error while receiving daemon response. Status = ' | | retval );
end if;
dbms_pipe.unpack_message( result );
if result <> 'done' then
raise_application_error( -20012,
'maildaemon: error code returned from daemon other than done' );
end if;
dbms_pipe.unpack_message( cmdcode );
if cmdcode <> 0 then
raise_application_error( -20013,
'maildaemon: error code returned from daemon ' | | cmdcode );
end if;
return cmdcode;
end email_msg2;
end maildaemon;
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* file: maildaemon.pc
* last modified: 10/15/98
* This source code is written for the UNIX environment to allow PL/SQL
* to generate e-mail. Please note, the following code might not work on
* your system due to configurations of the operating system or your
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* mailhost: the mail application to generate email queuing. Default is
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* msg2( ): this is just a stub sample. Replace this with appropriate code
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#include <string.h>
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varchar pipeid[ 30 ];
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char filename[ 128 ];
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varchar command[ 20 ];
/* system command received from DBMS_PIPE receive */
char syscommand[ 2000 ];
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varchar emailaddr[ 256 ];
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varchar string1[ 256 ];
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varchar string2[ 256 ];
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* conerr( )
* handle connection error
void conerr( )
char msgbuf[ 512 ]; /* message buffer */
int msglen; /* message buffer space used */
int maxmsglen; /* maximum message length */
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE;
sqlglm( msgbuf, &maxmsglen, &msglen );
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: error during connect to database\n" );
fprintf( loghnd, "error reported: %.*s\n", msglen, msgbuf );
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: aborting...\n" );
exit( 1 );
} /* end conerr( ) */
* sqlerr( )
* handle general SQL error
* does not cause maildaemon to abort
void sqlerr( )
char msgbuf[ 512 ]; /* message buffer */
int msglen; /* message buffer space used */
int maxmsglen; /* maximum message length */
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE;
sqlglm( msgbuf, &maxmsglen, &msglen );
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: error during processing\n" );
fprintf( loghnd, "error reported: %.*s\n", msglen, msgbuf );
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: continuing...\n" );
} /* end sqlerr( ) */
* msg1( )
* stub function example 1 for sending an email.
int msg1( )
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
int retcode = 0; /* return code */
long msgid; /* unique message id */
FILE msghnd = NULL; / file handle to write email file */
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
if( emailaddr.len == 0 )
{ /* null address passed */
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: null address specified to msg1( )\n" );
retcode= 999;
return( retcode );
} /* end if */
/* get the next sequence number for uniqueness */
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR GOTO sqlerror1;
EXEC SQL SELECT emailmsgseq.nextval INTO :msgid FROM dual;
/* generate the filename so it is unique and open the file */
sprintf( filename, "emailmsg.txt.%ld", msgid );
msghnd= fopen( filename, "w" );
if( msghnd == NULL )
{ /* there was an error opening the output file */
retcode= 1;
if( auditing )
{ /* set audit trail */
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO emailaudit VALUES( :msgid, 'msg1', 'maildaemon: status code of: ' | | :retcode );
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
} /* end if */
return( retcode );
} /* end if */
/* generate email */
fprintf( msghnd, "To: %s\n", emailaddr.arr );
fprintf( msghnd, "Subject: msg1 message type\n\n" );
fprintf( msghnd, "\tmsg1 message type was called for emailing\n" );
fprintf( msghnd, "\ngenerated by maildaemon\n" );
/* close the file */
fclose( msghnd );
/* create the command line and send the message */
sprintf( syscommand, "%s %s < %s", mailhost, mailswitch, filename );
retcode= system( syscommand );
/* remove the temporary file */
unlink( filename );
if( auditing )
{ /* set audit trail */
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO emailaudit VALUES( :msgid, 'msg1', 'maildaemon: status code of: ' | | :retcode );
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
} /* end if */
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE;
return( retcode );
sqlerror1:
retcode= 1;
sqlerr( );
return( retcode );
} /* end msg1( ) */
* msg2( )
* stub function example 2 for sending an email.
int msg2( )
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
int retcode = 0; /* return code */
long msgid; /* unique message id */
FILE msghnd = NULL; / file handle to write email file */
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
if( emailaddr.len == 0 )
{ /* null address passed */
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: null address specified to msg2( )\n" );
retcode= 999;
return( retcode );
} /* end if */
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EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR GOTO sqlerror2;
EXEC SQL SELECT emailmsgseq.nextval INTO :msgid FROM dual;
/* generate the filename so it is unique and open the file */
sprintf( filename, "emailmsg.txt.%ld", msgid );
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if( msghnd == NULL )
{ /* there was an error opening the output file */
retcode= 1;
if( auditing )
{ /* set audit trail */
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO emailaudit VALUES( :msgid, 'msg2', 'maild aemon: status code of: ' | | :retcode );
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
} /* end if */
return( retcode );
} /* end if */
/* generate email */
fprintf( msghnd, "To: %s\n", emailaddr.arr );
fprintf( msghnd, "Subject: msg2 message type\n\n" );
fprintf( msghnd, "\tmsg2 message type was called for emailing\n" );
fprintf( msghnd, "Userid of user: %s\n", string1.arr );
fprintf( msghnd, "Timestamp of transaction: %s\n", string2.arr );
fprintf( msghnd, "\ngenerated by maildaemon\n" );
/* close the file */
fclose( msghnd );
/* create the command line and send the message */
sprintf( syscommand, "%s %s < %s", mailhost, mailswitch, filename );
retcode= system( syscommand );
/* remove the temporary file */
unlink( filename );
if( auditing )
{ /* set audit trail */
EXEC SQL INSERT INTO emailaudit VALUES( :msgid, 'msg2', 'maildaemon: status code of: ' | | :retcode );
EXEC SQL COMMIT;
} /* end if */
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE;
return( retcode );
sqlerror2:
retcode= 1;
sqlerr( );
return( retcode );
} /* end msg2( ) */
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/* open file and verify logging */
loghnd = fopen( logfile, "a" );
if( loghnd == NULL )
{ /* the logfile was unable to be opened */
printf( "maildaemon: error opening logfile (%s)\n", logfile );
exit( 1 );
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dbms_pipe.unpack_message( :string1 );
dbms_pipe.unpack_message( :string2 );
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string1.arr[ string1.len ]= '\0';
string2.arr[ string2.len ]= '\0';
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dbms_pipe.pack_message( 'done' );
dbms_pipe.pack_message( :retval );
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{ /* invalid command received */
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} /* end else */
} /* end if */
else
{ /* time out error occured */
fprintf( loghnd, "maildaemon: timeout or other error while waiting for signal request.\n" );
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} /* end while */
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When viewing a message in a tab or the message pane there is a star to the right of the senders address. If the star is filled with color the address is already in one of your address books. If the star is not filled, click the star to add them. Click the star a second time to open the edit dialog box to add more details to the contact.
This is not the same star that is to the left of the message header when viewing the inbox. -
How to use different mail address in "from" and "user" property?
I'd like to use the user enter mail address as the "from" property and use my mail account to send it, but I got error: com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPSendFailedException: 553 You are not authorized to send mail, authentication is required when set different mail address in "from" and "user" property, how to resolve this problem?
Basically that's a bad idea. Suppose you used your server to send messages that claimed to come from "[email protected]"? Naturally enough people have tried that, either as a joke or as an attempt at fraud, so that servers will check to see if the message is coming from the server it claims to be coming from. And if it isn't -- as in that example -- it will consider it a forgery. Best case (for you) is that the server will flag it as spam or junk. Worst case is that your server will be blacklisted and other servers will ignore it.
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How can i change my e-mail address color from blue to black when i send a new message
How can i change my e-mail address color from blue to black when i send a new message
Hi Steven, if you send to yourself does it come through blue?
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Old computer I had is OSX Snow Leopard with Entourage. New one is OSX Mavericks. Using Mail where are my addresses and old address book. Transferred old computer backup by Time Machine and other things work? Can;t see a symbol for address book.
Where are addresses kept on MAIL? I don;t like the new format at all. Frances
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From: Frances Topping <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: - Old computer I had is OSX Snow Leopard with Entourage. New one is OSX Mavericks. Using Mail where are my addresses and old address book. Transferred old computer backup by Time Machine and other things work? Can't see a symbol for address book.
Date: August 25, 2014 at 9:46:01 AM EDT
To: discussions-replies <[email protected]>
Old Entourage is POP and new Mavericks MAIL is IMAP I believe. I don;t know how to export in the forms you mention. Frances -
I have an irritating problem with mail autofilling info in email addresses. Emails sent to me the from looks like this: Holiday in the United States <my email address>. I have no idea what this Holiday in the United States is or how it got to be there...How can I fix/change to my name?
I fixed the To: autofilling incorrectly by deleting my email address from the Previous Recipients List, but is there a way to stop that from coming up on emails that I receive?Have you checked your Mac address book? If your email is saved somewhere in your address book with the name "Holidays in the United States" it might be adding the name automatically in Mac Mail.
Alternatively, try this:
Delete an Email Address from Auto-Complete in Mac OS X Mail
To remove an email address from the auto-complete list in Mac OS X Mail:
Start typing the recipient's address or name in a new message.
Select the desired address from the auto-complete list as if you'd compose an email to them.
Click the small down arrow in the recipient.
Select Remove from Previous Recipients List from the menu.
You can also search for the unwanted address directly in the previous recipients list:
Select Window | Previous Recipients from the menu in Mac OS X Mail.
Highlight the address you want to remove.You can highlight multiple addresses by holding down the Command key.
Click Remove from List.
Source: About.com -
I'm trying to reset my apple ID password but forgot my security questions. Apple are sending the confirmation e-mail to the wrong address, please help?
Hello AndrewsAFCx,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities!
If you cannot remember your security questions for your Apple ID, I would recommend these steps outlined in the article named:
Apple ID: All about Apple ID security questions
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5665
What should I do if I don't remember the answers to my Apple ID security questions?
Try answering them at least once to see if you can get them right, even if you are not sure you remember the answers to your security questions.
If you are confident you can't remember them, try one of the following:
If you have three security questions and a rescue email address
sign in to My Apple ID and select the Password and Security tab to send an email to your rescue email address to reset your security questions and answers.
If you have one security question and you know your Apple ID passwordsign in to My Apple ID and select the Password and Security tab to reset your security question.
If you have one security question, but don't remember your Apple ID password
contact Apple Support for assistance. Learn more about creating a temporary support PIN to help Apple confirm your identity when you contact Apple Support.
Note: If you have forgotten your password and answer your security questions incorrectly too many times in a row, you will be unable to try to answer your security questions for a period of time. During that time you will not be able to reset your password and will not have access to your account.
All the best,
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Once completed the form, is it possible to receive the confirmation e-mail with a link addressing to a html archive?
I don't know if it is the best solution but you could filter the results to just that client's answers on the summary tab and then PDF that.
Maybe you are looking for
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