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Date:   Wed, 23 Apr 1997 11:22:43 EDT
Reply-To:   Chuck Makinson <clmakinson@GOODYEAR.COM>
Sender:   "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:   Chuck Makinson <clmakinson@GOODYEAR.COM>
Subject:   Re: Connection SAS 6.12 - Lotus Notes
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>Ivan Son <son_ivan@EUROCLEAR.COM> asked: > >>I am developing an AF application which works with data coming from a >>main frame. When expected data are not available, the application >>prints a listing and the user sends notes to adequate persons. It >>should be interesting that the AF application automatically send mail >>when it is needed. In our case, SAS should communicate with Lotus >>notes to create and send mail. >> >>Is it possible, and if yes, how can I do that ?

You can create mail outside of L'otes using the SAS email interface (see Windows Companion 2ed.) and then send it to your L'otes users. I do not believe it is possible to create the document inside of L'otes and then send it from there while under SAS control.

If you plan to use the SAS NOTESDB interface to L'otes to do anything practical be aware of the following SAS 'features':

1) SAS can only Append to a L'otes database. You cannot for example update the online address book from your HR database using SAS.

2) SAS cannot store general text, like a report from Proc Print, into L'otes. SAS strips the cr/lf so that your beautiful formatted report ends up like a word wrapped note!

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