Thankx a bunch for answering the issue
Guess what microsoft have for a remedy
WORKAROUND
The following can be used as workarounds for situation number one mentioned
earlier:
a.. Stop and restart SQLMail after a user has logged off the Windows NT
computer.
b.. Use a password-protected screen saver so that you do not have to log
on and off of the server.
Is not that stupid or what, to run a screen saver on your server and keep
login
> Hi;
> Do you have a Personal Folder configured for your SQLMAIL outlook
profile???
> If so, that is most likely the problem. If you are using Exchange server,
> just use the server folders and remove the personal folders. If you do not
> have Exchange, then you'll need to do a little more work to ensure the
mail
> is sent.
> Take a look at Q118501 (I know it's related to SQL6 but it has good info
> anyway) at support.microsoft.com for more information...
> Hope this helps...
> Ted
> > Hi there,
> > Does anyone know a possible solution for this prob,
> > The prob is I've configured SQL Server 7.0 with Outlook 98 client for
SQL
> > Mail. Yes I followed the procedure defined by Microsoft for setting up
a
> > user account for SQL Serve and SQL_Exec and create for that user Outlook
> > account and configure it. Everything works great.
> > xp_sendmail works (Even you logout), but all the emails are stored in
> outbox
> > of Outlook
> > Outlook is configured to send outgoing mails immidiately and check for
new
> > ones every minute. But it never flushes the outbox mail, unless you
logged
> > into the Server with the account for SQLExec and open Outlook98, then it
> > starts sending all that mail from outbox.
> > So, is there any solution to make it totally automated w/o having to
> logged
> > into the system and having Outlook open.
> > (i.e what if you logout, but your server still running)
> > Any help will be greatly appreciated