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Posted By: Posted Date: October 18, 2010 Points: 0 Category :Sql Server

Currently am checking my data using sql jobs. Assume if a new record

is inserted into db,it should have to receive ack in 2 hrs.Orelse

we need to intimate client via email alerts. such that particular message

has not been processed,This can be check by STATUS value in db.

Suppose after retrieving these data how do I send as email with the records(which are not received ack) to my client.Am having query//but how can I configure my client email id and send them?

Can any one have any ideas?

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