Answer by Fatherjack
Can you(they) successfully send an email using TSQL? Does their server have other email alerting working as expected? Do they have email profiles set up with a default one as public? What are the...
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The following are possible: If your attached email is too large, then your exchange server (for example) will block it. Same, if there are lots of email addresses in the 'to' or 'cc' field etc. - try...
View ArticleAnswer by Dave Morrison
Thanks for the input guys, turns out the ssrs service was set up to use an email account as the sender that didn't exist. The mail server didn't like this as sent them off into the electronic abyss...
View ArticleAnswer by Fatherjack
Can you(they) successfully send an email using TSQL? Does their server have other email alerting working as expected? Do they have email profiles set up with a default one as public? What are the...
View ArticleAnswer by jenstirrup
The following are possible: If your attached email is too large, then your exchange server (for example) will block it. Same, if there are lots of email addresses in the 'to' or 'cc' field etc. - try...
View ArticleAnswer by Dave Morrison
Thanks for the input guys, turns out the ssrs service was set up to use an email account as the sender that didn't exist. The mail server didn't like this as sent them off into the electronic abyss...
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