William Sanders / EFG wrote:
MB -
is the length of the string for the file attach too long?
I ran into this several years back, and shifted to
'set defa to' with the location of the file I wanted to send out.
The problem went away after that.
try your test again, at least trimming the
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Grigore Dolghin wrote:
Make sure you don't have two consecutive spaces anywhere.
That would cause it to fail? Also, must I wrap directory/folder
locations in quotes for scenarios where it's Documents and
Settings\Mike\MyFile.txt ??
Hi MB,
On 5/26/07, Grigore Dolghin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make sure you don't have two consecutive spaces anywhere.
This might be a good time to remind everyone about
SET LIBRARY TO (HOME(1) + foxtools)
? Reduce(A B) A B
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be considered a value, the follows a space, then Files, which is not a valid
option, so... it will fail.
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Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
On 5/26/07, Grigore Dolghin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make sure you don't have two consecutive spaces anywhere.
This might be a good time to remind everyone about
SET LIBRARY TO (HOME(1) + foxtools)
? Reduce(A B) A B
Thanks for that.
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Peter Cushing wrote:
Hi MB,
Not sure about the two spaces but I have a test program that I use and keep
changing until it works, then paste this into my real program (see below).
As my code is set up you will not get two spaces together. I used to use -f
and -i together but then wanted
Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
This might be a good time to remind everyone about
SET LIBRARY TO (HOME(1) + foxtools)
? Reduce(A B) A B
COOL! Never heard of that one!
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Grigore Dolghin wrote:
Hi again :)
Here's a piece of code I wrote for a customer. It receives some parameters
(self explanatory) and sends the mail. In my scenario there was only one
attachment at most. If you need to add multiple attachments you may need to
call the piece of code that
Grigore Dolghin wrote:
Yes, I'm sure about this - two consecutive spaces will cause the dll to
fail. And you're right about C:\Program Files - it should be enclosed in
quotes otherwise dll will fail. It expects the string in this
form: -option[space]value[space]-option[space] and so on.
You're more than welcome, Michael.
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Grigore Dolghin wrote:
Yes, I'm sure about this - two consecutive spaces
Hi Michael,
It fails with a return code of 1
Are you using the DLL? Recently I had a similar problem. The DLL would
return 1, but when I used BLAT.EXE with exactly the same string, it would
work. Even more confusing: The call to the DLL works fine at the beginning
of the main program, but fails
Off the top of my head.
the user -u maybe shouldnt have the complete email address. the -u a -pw
work together to allow you to use the smtp server..
Most often the user is the part of the email address before the domain
I have been using blat since 1999
the blat.dll wrapper I wrote a few years
Make sure you don't have two consecutive spaces anywhere.
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Anyone see the problem with it? It fails with a return
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