Actually, this was quite easy. I was very impressed with how easy it was
to set up an Imail database in SQL Server 7.
Just do these things:
1. Create a database in SQL Server 7 and name it whatever you want. Do
not create any tables in this database.
2. Create an ODBC connection to this database, give it a name, and make
sure the connection works.
3. Configure Imail so that it uses this ODBC database. Be sure to leave
the table name set to Default.
Once you do this, Imail will automatically create a new table using the
virtual domain name that you have set up. Whenever you create new users,
it will automatically put them in this database. Or you can create new
accounts yourself just by adding their names to the databsase directly
without even using Imail. Very cool!
Jerry
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From: "Reginald C. Middleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 1 Sep 1999 13:43:44 -0400
Subject: [IMail Forum] SQL 7.0
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>Does anybody know how to use Imail 5.0 with Microsoft's Sql server 7.0?
Reginald C. Middleton
RCM/NuoMedia.com
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