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 Using the SNDDST command to send an e-mail from the iSeries
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Tyrone wrote in with this question recently: How can I use the SNDDST command to send an e-mail from the iSeries? -- Deb Tart, associate editor

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ASKED: February 27, 2006  11:25 AM
UPDATED: February 28, 2006  12:27 PM
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I have a scheduled job that runs at lunch time to tell my buddy that it's time for lunch :) it uses the SNDDST. It is local email though. So it doesn't send the email externally, but it may help so here is goes. SNDDST TYPE(*DOC) TOUSRID((USRPRF SRLNBR)) DSTD('TIME FOR LUNCH') MSG('OK, CRAIG ... IT''S TIME FOR LUNCH') DOC(LUNCHTME.TXT) FLR(TEMP) Best regards, Vince
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The technique mainly depends on what’s your mail(smtp)-server. Just give a short reply and we can get deeper in that, because we already lost a lot of time configuring it.

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