If I schedule a report in the Report Manager, can I also do this if I run
Novel Groupwise instead of Exchange Server ?
"joia" wrote:
> If I schedule a report in the Report Manager, can I also do this if I run
> Novel Groupwise instead of Exchange Server ?
Reporting Services (I assume this is what you mean?) delivers email via
SMTP. This should mean that the mail is interoperable with any mail server
and client. In practice, I've had problems with how messages look in Becky!
(a popular Email program in Japan). There were also bugs (fixed in SP2?)
with mail sent to Lotus Notes... so YMMV. I'd suggest installing it and
giving it a try.
-- J
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Friday, March 9, 2012
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If I schedule a report in the Report Manager, can I also do this if I run
Novel Groupwise instead of Exchange Server ?"joia" wrote:
> If I schedule a report in the Report Manager, can I also do this if I run
> Novel Groupwise instead of Exchange Server ?
Reporting Services (I assume this is what you mean?) delivers email via
SMTP. This should mean that the mail is interoperable with any mail server
and client. In practice, I've had problems with how messages look in Becky!
(a popular Email program in Japan). There were also bugs (fixed in SP2?)
with mail sent to Lotus Notes... so YMMV. I'd suggest installing it and
giving it a try.
-- J
Novel Groupwise instead of Exchange Server ?"joia" wrote:
> If I schedule a report in the Report Manager, can I also do this if I run
> Novel Groupwise instead of Exchange Server ?
Reporting Services (I assume this is what you mean?) delivers email via
SMTP. This should mean that the mail is interoperable with any mail server
and client. In practice, I've had problems with how messages look in Becky!
(a popular Email program in Japan). There were also bugs (fixed in SP2?)
with mail sent to Lotus Notes... so YMMV. I'd suggest installing it and
giving it a try.
-- J
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