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Hi,
I am currently working on a VMS Oracle Forms application that requires mails to be sent from a unix mail box having built up the mail message from some SQL statements which is the mailed to the unix box. I have it all working mighty fine, including the attachments necessary, but, for the life of me I cannot get it to send to the CC address. I have the following SQL :- SELECT 'To: <'||'&var7'||'>'||chr(10)|| 'Cc: bevs_williams@carrotmail.com'||chr(10)|| 'From: '||<snip> And the To, From and the body works fine, (I use my work email for '&var7') but it will not send to the Cc address. Have I got the To,Cc and From in the right order? When I receieve my mail, it does have the address bevs_williams@carrotmail.com on the line, but I don't get the mail. Any pointers would be very much appreciated. Regards, Bev. |
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