Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Script for Setting Database Mail and Sending Email From SQL Server 2008


Step1: First of all you need to enable and setup Data mail profile and account. Below is the script just copy and paste to your SQL Server query window and change the parameters accordingly.


/*

    Run this script after setting proper configurations

*/



-- ENABLE DATABASE MAIL FEATURE IN SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

use
master

go

sp_configure
'show advanced options',1

go

reconfigure
with
override

go

sp_configure
'Database Mail XPs',1

go

reconfigure

go



-- DECLARE DATABASE MAIL ACCOUNT PARAMETERS

Declare @qmail_account_name as
varchar(64);

Declare @qmail_account_description as
varchar(64);

Declare @qmail_account_email_address as
varchar(64);

Declare @qmail_account_display_name as
varchar(64);

Declare @qmail_account_username as
varchar(64);

Declare @qmail_account_password as
varchar(64);

Declare @qmail_account_mailserver_name as
varchar(64);



-- DECLARE PROFILE PARAMETERS

declare @qmail_profile_profile_name as
varchar(64);

declare @qmail_profile_description as
varchar(64);



-- DECLARE PRINCIPLES

declare @qprincipal_name as
varchar(16);



-- SET SMTP ACCOUNT DETAILS, USERNAME AND PASSWORD HERE

set @qmail_account_mailserver_name =
'smtp.bizmail.yahoo.com'
-- your smtp address

set @qmail_account_username='something@something.com'
-- username

set @qmail_account_email_address =
'myEmailName@something.com'
-- email address

set @qmail_account_password='password for user (something@something.com)'
-- password for username





set @qmail_account_name =
'YourAccountName (e.g MyAppName_EmailAccount)'

set @qmail_account_description =
'Mail account for administrative e-mail.'

set @qmail_account_display_name =
'MyApplicationName Automated Mailer'



-- PROFILE PARAMETERS ASSIGNMENT

set @qmail_profile_profile_name =
'MyAppNameEmailServiceProfile'

set @qmail_profile_description =
'Profile used for database mail jobs'



--PROFILE TYPE

set @qprincipal_name=
'public'

if ( @qmail_account_mailserver_name =
''
or @qmail_account_username=''
or @qmail_account_email_address =
''
or @qmail_account_password=''
)

begin

        Select
'Please enter SMTP details'
as [Comments]

end

else

Begin

            if
exists(select
*
from msdb.dbo.sysmail_account where [name]=@qmail_account_name)

            begin

            exec msdb.dbo.sysmail_delete_account_sp
@account_name = @qmail_account_name

            end



            EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_account_sp

             @account_name = @qmail_account_name,

                @description = @qmail_account_description,

                @email_address = @qmail_account_email_address,

                @display_name = @qmail_account_display_name,

                @username=@qmail_account_username,

                @password=@qmail_account_password,

                @mailserver_name = @qmail_account_mailserver_name



            if
exists(select
*
from msdb.dbo.sysmail_profile where [name]=@qmail_profile_profile_name)

            begin

            exec msdb.dbo.sysmail_delete_profile_sp
@profile_name = @qmail_profile_profile_name

            end



            EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_profile_sp

                 @profile_name = @qmail_profile_profile_name,

                 @description = @qmail_profile_description



            EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_profileaccount_sp

                @profile_name = @qmail_profile_profile_name,

                @account_name = @qmail_account_name,

                @sequence_number = 1



            EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sysmail_add_principalprofile_sp

                @profile_name = @qmail_profile_profile_name,

                @principal_name = @qprincipal_name,

                @is_default = 1 ;

end


 

 

 
Step2: Create a Sproc which will send email notification. Below is the script for that only you need to change your email To/CC, Subject, Body from your application tables or you can set anything you want. Please make sure Email profile name is proper it should be same as you have configured during Database Email Setup.


if
exists
(select 1 from
sys.objects
where name =
'p_SendEmailNotification'
and
type
=
'p')

drop
procedure p_SendEmailNotification

go



Create
Procedure [dbo].[p_SendEmailNotification]

as

Begin

Declare @ErrorCode as
int

BEGIN
TRANSACTION

declare @MailPriority varchar(8);

declare @sendAddressTo varchar (256);

declare @sendAddressCC varchar(256);

declare @MailBodyFormat varchar(8);

declare @DBMailProfile varchar(32);



set @MailBodyFormat ='HTML'

set @DBMailProfile =
'Email Profile Name which you have created during DB Mail setup (e.g MyAppNameEmailServiceProfile)'

set @MailPriority =
'Normal'



select @sendAddressTo =
'someone@someone.com,abc@abc.com'



select @sendAddressCC ='someone@someone.com,xyz@xyz.com'



EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail

                @profile_name = @DBMailProfile,

                @recipients=@sendAddressTo,

                @copy_recipients = @sendAddressCC,

                @importance = @MailPriority,

                @subject =
'Email Subject',

                @body =
'Email Body....hi this is test email',

                @body_format = @MailBodyFormat ;

               


set @ErrorCode =
@@ERROR


if(@ErrorCode <> 0)


begin


goto ERR_HANDLER


end




COMMIT
TRANSACTION

Set @ErrorCode =
@@Error

if @ErrorCode<>0 begin
goto ERR_HANDLER end



ERR_HANDLER:

if @ErrorCode<>0

Begin


ROLLBACK
TRANSACTION

End

End
You are done, now if you just need to call this sproc and this will send the email, if you want to Automate this email as some alert then better you create a job and within that job call this sproc as per your needed schedule.

 

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