We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database using
ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice, including
myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records and I
know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email. I checked
my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and see if I
screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses. When I sent
a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses, everyone got
it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
<%
rs.Open SQL, ConStr
rs.movefirst
do until rs.eof = true
strCount = strCount + 1
for i=1 to number
Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
myMail.HTMLBody = content
myMail.Send
Set myMail = Nothing
next
rs.movenext
loop
rs.close
%>
Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in the
for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s") just to
make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once.
Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
Thanks,
--
JayB
8  1902 
Isn't it possible that someone ran the script twice or two people ran it
once?
Ray at work
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database
using ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice,
including myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate
records and I know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding
email. I checked my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look
at it and see if I screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email
addresses. When I sent a test email from the database to 16 internall
email addresses, everyone got it just fine and only received one copy, as
planned.
<%
rs.Open SQL, ConStr
rs.movefirst
do until rs.eof = true
strCount = strCount + 1
for i=1 to number
Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
myMail.HTMLBody = content
myMail.Send
Set myMail = Nothing
next
rs.movenext
loop
rs.close
%>
Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in the
for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s") just to
make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once.
Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
Thanks,
--
JayB
Well, where is the variable "number" defined and populated? Why do you have
two loops (do until rs.eof = true AND for i = 1 to number)? Are you meaning
to send more than copy of the newsletter to each recipient? This code looks
suspiciously like it could do exactly that.
-- http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database
using ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice, including
myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records and I
know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email. I
checked my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and see if
I screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses. When I
sent a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses, everyone
got it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
<%
rs.Open SQL, ConStr
rs.movefirst
do until rs.eof = true
strCount = strCount + 1
for i=1 to number
Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
myMail.HTMLBody = content
myMail.Send
Set myMail = Nothing
next
rs.movenext
loop
rs.close
%>
Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in the
for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s") just to
make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once.
Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
Thanks,
--
JayB
No. I'm the only one who has access to it. I wish that scenerio were
possible though ;-)
--
JayB
"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" <my first name at lane 34 dot commercial> wrote in
message news:up******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Isn't it possible that someone ran the script twice or two people ran it
once?
Ray at work
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database
using ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice,
including myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate
records and I know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding
email. I checked my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a
look at it and see if I screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000
email addresses. When I sent a test email from the database to 16
internall email addresses, everyone got it just fine and only received
one copy, as planned.
<%
rs.Open SQL, ConStr
rs.movefirst
do until rs.eof = true
strCount = strCount + 1
for i=1 to number
Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
myMail.HTMLBody = content
myMail.Send
Set myMail = Nothing
next
rs.movenext
loop
rs.close
%>
Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in
the for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s")
just to make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than
once.
Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
Thanks,
--
JayB
Sorry, I forgot that part.
After I dim the variable i, I set it to 1. I put in the for loop this way to
ensure that it only sent out once per record (so I thought). I did send it
to 16 test email accounts from a test table using the same code and it
worked great. I also took the CDO code out and replaced it with a
response.write in an ordered html list to compare and each email address
appeared only once.
--
JayB
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartr eb.noraa> wrote in message
news:up******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Well, where is the variable "number" defined and populated? Why do you
have
two loops (do until rs.eof = true AND for i = 1 to number)? Are you
meaning
to send more than copy of the newsletter to each recipient? This code
looks
suspiciously like it could do exactly that.
--
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database
using ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice, including
myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records and I
know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email. I
checked my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and see
if
I screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses. When I
sent a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses, everyone
got it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
<%
rs.Open SQL, ConStr
rs.movefirst
do until rs.eof = true
strCount = strCount + 1
for i=1 to number
Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
myMail.HTMLBody = content
myMail.Send
Set myMail = Nothing
next
rs.movenext
loop
rs.close
%>
Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in
the
for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s") just
to
make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once.
Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
Thanks,
--
JayB
Yes, remove the unneccessary loop
Jeff
"JayB" <je****@qwest.n et> wrote in message
news:dz******** *********@news0 2.roc.ny... Sorry, I forgot that part.
After I dim the variable i, I set it to 1. I put in the for loop this way
to ensure that it only sent out once per record (so I thought). I did send it
to 16 test email accounts from a test table using the same code and it
worked great. I also took the CDO code out and replaced it with a
response.write in an ordered html list to compare and each email address
appeared only once.
--
JayB
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartr eb.noraa> wrote in message
news:up******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Well, where is the variable "number" defined and populated? Why do you
have
two loops (do until rs.eof = true AND for i = 1 to number)? Are you
meaning
to send more than copy of the newsletter to each recipient? This code
looks
suspiciously like it could do exactly that.
--
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database
using ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice, including
myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records and
I know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email. I
checked my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and see
if
I screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses. When I
sent a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses,
everyone got it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
<%
rs.Open SQL, ConStr
rs.movefirst
do until rs.eof = true
strCount = strCount + 1
for i=1 to number
Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
myMail.HTMLBody = content
myMail.Send
Set myMail = Nothing
next
rs.movenext
loop
rs.close
%>
Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in
the
for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s") just
to
make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once.
Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
Thanks,
--
JayB
Jeff,
I'm not sure how this solves the problem. When I tested with 16 email
addresses, it worked fine. When I tested by writing each of the 9800 email
addresses to the browser instead of sending the email to each, it worked
fine. If the extra loop was the problem, these tests would have produced
duplicated results.
Is there a chance that it could be an issue with the server? There's 1.5GB
of RAM in it and each email message was only 11KB. Perhaps there's an issue
with the SMTP service?
--
JayB
"Jeff Dillon" <je**@removeeme rgencyreporting .com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Yes, remove the unneccessary loop
Jeff
"JayB" <je****@qwest.n et> wrote in message
news:dz******** *********@news0 2.roc.ny... Sorry, I forgot that part.
After I dim the variable i, I set it to 1. I put in the for loop this way
to ensure that it only sent out once per record (so I thought). I did send
it
to 16 test email accounts from a test table using the same code and it
worked great. I also took the CDO code out and replaced it with a
response.write in an ordered html list to compare and each email address
appeared only once.
--
JayB
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartr eb.noraa> wrote in message
news:up******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... > Well, where is the variable "number" defined and populated? Why do you
> have
> two loops (do until rs.eof = true AND for i = 1 to number)? Are you
> meaning
> to send more than copy of the newsletter to each recipient? This code
> looks
> suspiciously like it could do exactly that.
>
> --
> http://www.aspfaq.com/
> (Reverse address to reply.)
>
>
>
>
> "JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
> news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny...
>> We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database
> using
>> ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice, including
>> myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records and I >> know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email. I
> checked
>> my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and
>> see
>> if
> I
>> screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses. When
>> I
> sent
>> a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses, everyone > got
>> it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
>>
>> <%
>> rs.Open SQL, ConStr
>> rs.movefirst
>> do until rs.eof = true
>> strCount = strCount + 1
>> for i=1 to number
>> Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
>> myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
>> myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
>> myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
>> myMail.HTMLBody = content
>> myMail.Send
>> Set myMail = Nothing
>> next
>> rs.movenext
>> loop
>> rs.close
>> %>
>>
>> Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in
>> the
>> for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s")
>> just
>> to
>> make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once.
>>
>> Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> --
>> JayB
>>
>>
>
>
Perhaps Server.CreateOb ject? And create it only once, and reuse it? And no
need for movefirst for a default forward only cursor.
Just suggesting ideas. Yes, it could be an SMTP issue..perhaps it times out
on a message, and tries again. Not sure. First, create solid code.
Jeff
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:BE******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... Jeff,
I'm not sure how this solves the problem. When I tested with 16 email
addresses, it worked fine. When I tested by writing each of the 9800 email
addresses to the browser instead of sending the email to each, it worked
fine. If the extra loop was the problem, these tests would have produced
duplicated results.
Is there a chance that it could be an issue with the server? There's 1.5GB
of RAM in it and each email message was only 11KB. Perhaps there's an
issue with the SMTP service?
--
JayB
"Jeff Dillon" <je**@removeeme rgencyreporting .com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. Yes, remove the unneccessary loop
Jeff
"JayB" <je****@qwest.n et> wrote in message
news:dz******** *********@news0 2.roc.ny... Sorry, I forgot that part.
After I dim the variable i, I set it to 1. I put in the for loop this
way to ensure that it only sent out once per record (so I thought). I did send
it
to 16 test email accounts from a test table using the same code and it
worked great. I also took the CDO code out and replaced it with a
response.write in an ordered html list to compare and each email
address appeared only once.
--
JayB
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartr eb.noraa> wrote in message
news:up******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...
> Well, where is the variable "number" defined and populated? Why do
you > have
> two loops (do until rs.eof = true AND for i = 1 to number)? Are you
> meaning
> to send more than copy of the newsletter to each recipient? This
code > looks
> suspiciously like it could do exactly that.
>
> --
> http://www.aspfaq.com/
> (Reverse address to reply.)
>
>
>
>
> "JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
> news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny...
>> We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our
database > using
>> ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice,
including >> myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records
and I >> know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email. I
> checked
>> my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and
>> see
>> if
> I
>> screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses.
When >> I
> sent
>> a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses,
everyone > got
>> it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
>>
>> <%
>> rs.Open SQL, ConStr
>> rs.movefirst
>> do until rs.eof = true
>> strCount = strCount + 1
>> for i=1 to number
>> Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
>> myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
>> myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
>> myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
>> myMail.HTMLBody = content
>> myMail.Send
>> Set myMail = Nothing
>> next
>> rs.movenext
>> loop
>> rs.close
>> %>
>>
>> Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything
in >> the
>> for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s")
>> just
>> to
>> make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than
once. >>
>> Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> --
>> JayB
>>
>>
>
>
I cleaned up the code big time. Also I found the connection timeout setting
on the SMTP server set to 10 minutes. After looking at the log files it
looks as though most people who received their email twice received the
second one around 10 minutes after their first one. I extended this time and
will see how it works.
Thanks!
--
JayB
"Jeff Dillon" <je**@removeeme rgencyreporting .com> wrote in message
news:OQ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... Perhaps Server.CreateOb ject? And create it only once, and reuse it? And
no
need for movefirst for a default forward only cursor.
Just suggesting ideas. Yes, it could be an SMTP issue..perhaps it times
out
on a message, and tries again. Not sure. First, create solid code.
Jeff
"JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:BE******** ********@news01 .roc.ny... Jeff,
I'm not sure how this solves the problem. When I tested with 16 email
addresses, it worked fine. When I tested by writing each of the 9800
email
addresses to the browser instead of sending the email to each, it worked
fine. If the extra loop was the problem, these tests would have produced
duplicated results.
Is there a chance that it could be an issue with the server? There's
1.5GB
of RAM in it and each email message was only 11KB. Perhaps there's an
issue with the SMTP service?
--
JayB
"Jeff Dillon" <je**@removeeme rgencyreporting .com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. .. > Yes, remove the unneccessary loop
>
> Jeff
>
> "JayB" <je****@qwest.n et> wrote in message
> news:dz******** *********@news0 2.roc.ny...
>> Sorry, I forgot that part.
>> After I dim the variable i, I set it to 1. I put in the for loop this way > to
>> ensure that it only sent out once per record (so I thought). I did
>> send
>> it
>> to 16 test email accounts from a test table using the same code and it
>> worked great. I also took the CDO code out and replaced it with a
>> response.write in an ordered html list to compare and each email address >> appeared only once.
>>
>> --
>> JayB
>>
>>
>> "Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" <te*****@dnartr eb.noraa> wrote in message
>> news:up******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...
>> > Well, where is the variable "number" defined and populated? Why do you >> > have
>> > two loops (do until rs.eof = true AND for i = 1 to number)? Are you
>> > meaning
>> > to send more than copy of the newsletter to each recipient? This code >> > looks
>> > suspiciously like it could do exactly that.
>> >
>> > --
>> > http://www.aspfaq.com/
>> > (Reverse address to reply.)
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > "JayB" <je******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
>> > news:c_******** ********@news01 .roc.ny...
>> >> We sent out an email today to a list of subscribers from our database >> > using
>> >> ASP and CDO. For some reason, many people received it twice, including >> >> myself. I checked the database and there were do duplicate records and > I
>> >> know for sure that I have no other email address forwarding email.
>> >> I
>> > checked
>> >> my code and all seems ok. Perhaps someone can take a look at it and
>> >> see
>> >> if
>> > I
>> >> screwed up somewhere? It was sent to over 9,000 email addresses. When >> >> I
>> > sent
>> >> a test email from the database to 16 internall email addresses,
> everyone
>> > got
>> >> it just fine and only received one copy, as planned.
>> >>
>> >> <%
>> >> rs.Open SQL, ConStr
>> >> rs.movefirst
>> >> do until rs.eof = true
>> >> strCount = strCount + 1
>> >> for i=1 to number
>> >> Set myMail = CreateObject("C DO.Message")
>> >> myMail.From = "eN*********@pa cer.org"
>> >> myMail.To = rs("EmailAddres s")
>> >> myMail.Subject = "PACER eNewsletter"
>> >> myMail.HTMLBody = content
>> >> myMail.Send
>> >> Set myMail = Nothing
>> >> next
>> >> rs.movenext
>> >> loop
>> >> rs.close
>> >> %>
>> >>
>> >> Before I sent the email, I tested this code by replacing everything in >> >> the
>> >> for loop with a response.write strCount & " " & rs("EmailAddres s")
>> >> just
>> >> to
>> >> make sure it doesn't write any of the email addresses more than once. >> >>
>> >> Could this be an issue with the SMTP service on my server?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks,
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> JayB
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>
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I'm a network technician in training and I need your help.
I am currently learning how to create and manage the different types of VPNs and I have a question about LAN-to-LAN VPNs.
The last exercise I practiced was to create a LAN-to-LAN VPN between two Pfsense firewalls, by using IPSEC protocols.
I succeeded, with both firewalls in...
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Hai team
i want code for transfer the data from one system to another through IP address by using C# our system has to for every 5mins then we have to update the data what the data is updated we have to send another system
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