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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 7:16 am
Post subject: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property
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So, I have a VB6 program running on a Win2003 64Bit server that sends email
using CDO.Message. The scope of the program is expanding to where a single
email message may have to be sent to several hundred email addresses.
The program creates a list of users logged into a particular program and
sends them a status email message. The possible user count is going up to
several hundred so I'm wondering if there is a restriction on how long the TO
property string can be in the CDO.Message component. Should I take steps to
send out several duplicate emails with a reduced set of TO addresses?
Set oNewMail = New CDO.Message
oNewMail.Subject = "subject line"
oNewMail.TextBody = "message text"
oNewMail.To = sTo
oNewMail.From = sFrom
oNewMail.Send
Set oNewMail = Nothing
Thanks, -phil
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 3:06 pm
Post subject: Re: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"vbphil" <vbphil DeleteThis @online.nospam> wrote in message
news:A24581CF-3F5F-43DF-B529-D3EFB1DC0062@microsoft.com...
> So, I have a VB6 program running on a Win2003 64Bit server that sends
email
> using CDO.Message. The scope of the program is expanding to where a single
> email message may have to be sent to several hundred email addresses.
>
> The program creates a list of users logged into a particular program and
> sends them a status email message. The possible user count is going up to
> several hundred so I'm wondering if there is a restriction on how long the
TO
> property string can be in the CDO.Message component. Should I take steps
to
> send out several duplicate emails with a reduced set of TO addresses?
>
> Set oNewMail = New CDO.Message
> oNewMail.Subject = "subject line"
> oNewMail.TextBody = "message text"
> oNewMail.To = sTo
> oNewMail.From = sFrom
> oNewMail.Send
> Set oNewMail = Nothing
Consider batching it up or even sending individually. Personally I'm
annoyed when I receive a email where I'm one of dozens of other arbitary
(from my perspective) email addresses. If just one of those recipients has
a spybot harvesting email address I've just had my email address handed to
it.
One approach I have used is to batch emails by organisation. Of course that
might not help if you're emailing private individuals (since your list of
hotmail users could still be large for example).
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 3:06 pm
Post subject: Re: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Thanks,
Yes I've decided to batch it up just in case the count gets large. This
process is running on our local intranet and all the email recipients are
internal employees. You make a good point about the spybot.
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no place like 127.0.0.1
"Anthony Jones" wrote:
> "vbphil" <vbphil.RemoveThis@online.nospam> wrote in message
> news:A24581CF-3F5F-43DF-B529-D3EFB1DC0062@microsoft.com...
> > So, I have a VB6 program running on a Win2003 64Bit server that sends
> email
> > using CDO.Message. The scope of the program is expanding to where a single
> > email message may have to be sent to several hundred email addresses.
> >
> > The program creates a list of users logged into a particular program and
> > sends them a status email message. The possible user count is going up to
> > several hundred so I'm wondering if there is a restriction on how long the
> TO
> > property string can be in the CDO.Message component. Should I take steps
> to
> > send out several duplicate emails with a reduced set of TO addresses?
> >
> > Set oNewMail = New CDO.Message
> > oNewMail.Subject = "subject line"
> > oNewMail.TextBody = "message text"
> > oNewMail.To = sTo
> > oNewMail.From = sFrom
> > oNewMail.Send
> > Set oNewMail = Nothing
>
>
> Consider batching it up or even sending individually. Personally I'm
> annoyed when I receive a email where I'm one of dozens of other arbitary
> (from my perspective) email addresses. If just one of those recipients has
> a spybot harvesting email address I've just had my email address handed to
> it.
>
> One approach I have used is to batch emails by organisation. Of course that
> might not help if you're emailing private individuals (since your list of
> hotmail users could still be large for example).
>
>
> --
> Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
>
>
> >> Stay informed about: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property |
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Since: Feb 08, 2008
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:54 pm
Post subject: Re: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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If they are internal employees and if your program logic allows using a
Distribution List, it would make it very easy for you, unless of course the
list of employees are dynamic.
Regards,
Trevor Benedict
MCSD
"vbphil" <vbphil.TakeThisOut@online.nospam> wrote in message
news:B29CCC13-3EE9-475F-B663-A2929522B01D@microsoft.com...
> Thanks,
> Yes I've decided to batch it up just in case the count gets large. This
> process is running on our local intranet and all the email recipients are
> internal employees. You make a good point about the spybot.
> --
> no place like 127.0.0.1
>
>
> "Anthony Jones" wrote:
>
>> "vbphil" <vbphil.TakeThisOut@online.nospam> wrote in message
>> news:A24581CF-3F5F-43DF-B529-D3EFB1DC0062@microsoft.com...
>> > So, I have a VB6 program running on a Win2003 64Bit server that sends
>> email
>> > using CDO.Message. The scope of the program is expanding to where a
>> > single
>> > email message may have to be sent to several hundred email addresses.
>> >
>> > The program creates a list of users logged into a particular program
>> > and
>> > sends them a status email message. The possible user count is going up
>> > to
>> > several hundred so I'm wondering if there is a restriction on how long
>> > the
>> TO
>> > property string can be in the CDO.Message component. Should I take
>> > steps
>> to
>> > send out several duplicate emails with a reduced set of TO addresses?
>> >
>> > Set oNewMail = New CDO.Message
>> > oNewMail.Subject = "subject line"
>> > oNewMail.TextBody = "message text"
>> > oNewMail.To = sTo
>> > oNewMail.From = sFrom
>> > oNewMail.Send
>> > Set oNewMail = Nothing
>>
>>
>> Consider batching it up or even sending individually. Personally I'm
>> annoyed when I receive a email where I'm one of dozens of other arbitary
>> (from my perspective) email addresses. If just one of those recipients
>> has
>> a spybot harvesting email address I've just had my email address handed
>> to
>> it.
>>
>> One approach I have used is to batch emails by organisation. Of course
>> that
>> might not help if you're emailing private individuals (since your list of
>> hotmail users could still be large for example).
>>
>>
>> --
>> Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
>>
>>
>> >> Stay informed about: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 4:04 am
Post subject: Re: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"vbphil" <vbphil.DeleteThis@online.nospam> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:A24581CF-3F5F-43DF-B529-D3EFB1DC0062@microsoft.com...
> So, I have a VB6 program running on a Win2003 64Bit server that sends
> email
> using CDO.Message. The scope of the program is expanding to where a single
> email message may have to be sent to several hundred email addresses.
>
> The program creates a list of users logged into a particular program and
> sends them a status email message. The possible user count is going up to
> several hundred so I'm wondering if there is a restriction on how long the
> TO
> property string can be in the CDO.Message component. Should I take steps
> to
> send out several duplicate emails with a reduced set of TO addresses?
>
> Set oNewMail = New CDO.Message
> oNewMail.Subject = "subject line"
> oNewMail.TextBody = "message text"
> oNewMail.To = sTo
> oNewMail.From = sFrom
> oNewMail.Send
> Set oNewMail = Nothing
>
>
>
> Thanks, -phil
>
>
> --
> no place like 127.0.0.1 >> Stay informed about: CDO.Message, SMTP Service, Max Size for TO property |
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