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mlp
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We are trying to send a mail with CSV file attachments with some content in the file. The CSV file length is 4000 bytes. The mail is being sent but the attachment is empty.
Can somebody let me know what is going wrong? |
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Nic Clouston
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| Yup, it's that squashed ant on the screen given the information that you have (not) given. |
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mlp
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Well... here is elaboration -
I am trying send a mail with attachments via IEBGENER step. The attachment file has 4000 byte length and after execution of the step mail is recieved by recepient with attahcment but the attached file is empty.
I hope this is good enough. |
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Robert Sample
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How are you doing the attachment? MIME or something else?
What do your SMTP statements look like? Do you have the right boundary values in the right places? You are not attempting to esceed the limit of 998 bytes per line in your email, right?
You have actually provided us with NOTHING that can help. Making general statements without details, such as you've done so far, do not give us anything since (usually) the details are where the problem is. |
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ezio vin
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| code & error message please |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I hope this is good enough. |
no.... rewording the same description , without adding anything useful,
is not elaboration... just a waste of time for everybody! |
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David Maher
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| Sending a .CSV Data file to OUTLOOK as an Excel Spreadsheet attachment requires a single blank line to be inserted between the SMTP Header information and the data itself. Otherwise you end up with a blank Spreadsheet. |
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vasanthz
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Hello David,
Welcome to the forum. :-)
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| Sending a .CSV Data file to OUTLOOK as an Excel Spreadsheet attachment requires a single blank line to be inserted between the SMTP Header information and the data itself. |
I don't think a blank line is needed. Atleast it works fine without empty line on Outlook 2010 which I have.
The below JCL sends one line of data in CSV format properly in individual Excel cells.
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//EMAIL EXEC PGM=IEBGENER
//SYSUT1 DD *
HELO lpar
MAIL FROM:<wells@wells.com>
RCPT TO:<wells@wells.com>
DATA
FROM: wells@wells.com
TO: wells@wells.com
SUBJECT: THIS IS A TEST EMAIL
MIME-VERSION: 1.0;
IMPORTANCE: HIGH
CONTENT-TYPE: TEXT/RICH TEXT;
CONTENT-DISPOSITION: ATTACHMENT; FILENAME = TESTING.CSV
ONE,TWO,THREE
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/*
//SYSUT2 DD SYSOUT=(B,SMTP)
//SYSIN DD DUMMY
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=* |
Also it is important to note that the topic is close to 3 years old. |
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