You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Skip to content Home About. Posted on October 24, October 24, Oracle. Introduction I have been asked to do the steps to send mail from inside an Oracle 11G.
On the Linux level: I found this: smtp. In order to send mails in Oracle 11g you will need to take care of several steps. Note Default port is 25! Like this: Like Loading Moving Your Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
Sending data that exceed these limits may result in errors returned by the server. Maximum total length of a reverse-path or forward-path is characters including the punctuation and element separators. The application connects to an SMTP server at port 25 and sends a simple text message. In cases where there are multiple replies, the last reply is returned. Use this procedure only to cancel an e-mail in the middle of the data session. The connection to the SMTP server must be open and a mail transaction must be active when this routine is called.
Optional argument to the SMTP argument. A space is inserted between cmd and arg. This function is used to invoke generic SMTP commands.
This conversion provides the transparency as described in Section 4. The connection to the SMTP server must be open, and a mail transaction must be active when this routine is called. The expected response from the server is a message beginning with status code The response received from the initial DATA command is not returned to the caller. For compatibility with HELO, each line of text returned by the server begins with status code RFC specifies that the client must identify itself to the server after connecting.
This routine performs that identification. Additional parameters to mail command as defined in Section 6 of [RFC].
This command does not send the message; it simply begins its preparation. This command has no effect except to elicit a successful reply from the server. The NOOP command can be used to verify that the server is still connected and is listening properly. Password to open the wallet. When the wallet is auto-login enabled, the password can be set to NULL. It raises an exception when the reply indicates an error.
The function form of this command returns a single line beginning with the status code on successful termination.
In all cases, the connection to the SMTP server is closed. To send a message to multiple recipients, call this routine multiple times. Each invocation schedules delivery to a single e-mail address. This command allows the client to cancel an e-mail message it was in the process of composing.
No mail is sent. Once the e-mail data has been sent, it is too late to prevent the e-mail from being sent. The server responds to RSET with a message beginning with status code The server attempts to resolve the destination address recipient. If successful, it returns the recipient's full name and fully qualified mailbox path.
This procedure writes a portion of the e-mail message. If the text contains multibyte characters, each multibyte character in the text that cannot be converted to US7ASCII is replaced by a '? Security Model This package is an invoker's rights package.
You should not modify this field. HELO c, 'foo. MAIL c, 'sender foo. RCPT c, 'recipient foo. CRLF 'Hello, world! The QUIT call raises an -- exception that we can ignore. Used for identification purposes. Usage Notes RFC specifies that the client must identify itself to the server after connecting.
The destination is a mailbox. Usage Notes This command does not send the message; it simply begins its preparation. Usage Notes This command has no effect except to elicit a successful reply from the server.
This command replies with a single line beginning with status code Usage Notes The expected response from the server is a message beginning with status code Usage Notes To send a message to multiple recipients, call this routine multiple times. The expected response from the server is a message beginning with status code or Usage Notes This command allows the client to cancel an e-mail message it was in the process of composing. Usage Notes The server attempts to resolve the destination address recipient.
Successful verification returns one or more lines beginning with status code or Private, for implementation use only. Requested mail action okay, completed. Octet-offset is the transaction offset.
Requested mail action not taken: mailbox unavailable [for example, mailbox busy]. Requested action terminated: local error in processing.
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