How to send mail from stored procedure after a successful insert : MSSQL 2017











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I am new to SQL ,Here I need to send conformation mail to the user when an new user account is created .



If the user account is created successfully I need to send a conformation to that specific user from the stored procedure itself .



Technically : Once the user data is inserted into the table I need to send mail from the same stored procedure itself .



I have searched a lot in stackoverflow but I can't find a solution .



Can anyone help me to solve this.






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  • stackoverflow.com/questions/3177267/… Maybe this can solve your problem
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  • How is the actual used account being created in C# app, TSql, etc) @Zhu
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I am new to SQL ,Here I need to send conformation mail to the user when an new user account is created .



If the user account is created successfully I need to send a conformation to that specific user from the stored procedure itself .



Technically : Once the user data is inserted into the table I need to send mail from the same stored procedure itself .



I have searched a lot in stackoverflow but I can't find a solution .



Can anyone help me to solve this.






sql-server stored-procedures sql-server-2017







share|improve this question






















  • stackoverflow.com/questions/3177267/… Maybe this can solve your problem
    – crellee
    Nov 10 at 15:42












  • How is the actual used account being created in C# app, TSql, etc) @Zhu
    – Mark Kram
    Nov 10 at 17:00










  • I couldn't understand what you are asking for ? @MarkKram
    – Zhu
    Nov 10 at 17:04













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I am new to SQL ,Here I need to send conformation mail to the user when an new user account is created .



If the user account is created successfully I need to send a conformation to that specific user from the stored procedure itself .



Technically : Once the user data is inserted into the table I need to send mail from the same stored procedure itself .



I have searched a lot in stackoverflow but I can't find a solution .



Can anyone help me to solve this.






sql-server stored-procedures sql-server-2017







share|improve this question













I am new to SQL ,Here I need to send conformation mail to the user when an new user account is created .



If the user account is created successfully I need to send a conformation to that specific user from the stored procedure itself .



Technically : Once the user data is inserted into the table I need to send mail from the same stored procedure itself .



I have searched a lot in stackoverflow but I can't find a solution .



Can anyone help me to solve this.






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  • stackoverflow.com/questions/3177267/… Maybe this can solve your problem
    – crellee
    Nov 10 at 15:42












  • How is the actual used account being created in C# app, TSql, etc) @Zhu
    – Mark Kram
    Nov 10 at 17:00










  • I couldn't understand what you are asking for ? @MarkKram
    – Zhu
    Nov 10 at 17:04


















  • stackoverflow.com/questions/3177267/… Maybe this can solve your problem
    – crellee
    Nov 10 at 15:42












  • How is the actual used account being created in C# app, TSql, etc) @Zhu
    – Mark Kram
    Nov 10 at 17:00










  • I couldn't understand what you are asking for ? @MarkKram
    – Zhu
    Nov 10 at 17:04
















stackoverflow.com/questions/3177267/… Maybe this can solve your problem
– crellee
Nov 10 at 15:42






stackoverflow.com/questions/3177267/… Maybe this can solve your problem
– crellee
Nov 10 at 15:42














How is the actual used account being created in C# app, TSql, etc) @Zhu
– Mark Kram
Nov 10 at 17:00




How is the actual used account being created in C# app, TSql, etc) @Zhu
– Mark Kram
Nov 10 at 17:00












I couldn't understand what you are asking for ? @MarkKram
– Zhu
Nov 10 at 17:04




I couldn't understand what you are asking for ? @MarkKram
– Zhu
Nov 10 at 17:04












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You can call sp_send_dbmail within your stored procedure.



https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-send-dbmail-transact-sql?view=sql-server-2017






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    You can call sp_send_dbmail within your stored procedure.



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        You can call sp_send_dbmail within your stored procedure.



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