SQL Server programmability feature

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SQL Mail is a legacy Microsoft SQL Server feature that enables the database engine to send and receive email messages directly from Transact-SQL code using a MAPI-based mail client.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf SQL Server feature
SQL Server programmability feature
category email integration feature
legacy feature
communicationModel client-based email subsystem
configurationScope per SQL Server instance
configuredBy SQL Server Enterprise Manager (in older versions)
developedBy Microsoft
documentationLabel SQL Mail
enables receiving email in Transact-SQL code
sending email from Transact-SQL code
featureOf SQL Server database engine
linked to: SQL Server
integratesWith Database Mail (as successor feature context)
introducedBefore Database Mail
limitation depends on MAPI profile configuration
not supported in newer SQL Server versions
operatesAt database engine level
platform Windows
replacedBy Database Mail
requires MAPI-based mail client
Outlook or other MAPI client on the server
SQL Server service account access to MAPI profile
runsOn Microsoft SQL Server
linked to: SQL Server
securityConcern requires mail client on server machine
status deprecated
supportsLanguage Transact-SQL
linked to: T-SQL
supportsProduct SQL Server 2000
linked to: SQL Server

SQL Server 2005
linked to: SQL Server

SQL Server 7.0
linked to: SQL Server
triggeredBy Transact-SQL procedures and jobs
usedFor automated email from stored procedures
sending alert notifications
sending query results via email
uses SQL Server Agent for mail alerts
usesProtocol MAPI

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SQL Mail category SQL Server programmability feature