Sending to multiple recipients in bursting

hello,
i have a simple question, i use bi publisher 11.1.1.5.
I want to burst to multiple recipients,
it works for one recipient
i set PARAMETER1 in the burst definition to '[email protected],[email protected]'
i try also with a semicolon '[email protected];[email protected]'
i receive an error
[INSTANCE_ID=dev2008.1317907403748] [INSTANCE_JOB_ID=1340]::
Erreur lors de l'obtention des données de l'état
[INSTANCE_ID=dev2008.1317907403748] oracle.xdo.servlet.scheduler.ProcessingException:
Erreur lors de l'obtention des données de l'état
[INSTANCE_ID=dev2008.1317907403748]
at oracle.xdo.enterpriseScheduler.bursting.BurstingJobProcessor.getControlXML(BurstingJobProcessor.java:336)
at oracle.xdo.enterpriseScheduler.bursting.BurstingJobProcessor.execute(BurstingJobProcessor.java:206)
at oracle.xdo
what is the correct syntax for this ?
best regards
jean marc

Hi, you can't concate one with more e-mail....
use one query for one email, and union them.

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