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working with xp_sendmail

I'm working with sqlserver2000 on a server2003.
My e-mail via xp_sendmail is working good.

But I have one problem --> every mail I send via xp_sendmail does not appear
in de sent-items van the account of the mapi on my server.

Can someone give a hint to solve this problem ?

thanks

Geert
Jul 23 '05 #1
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