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 ⓘ