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Hi D.J.Suresh,<br />
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Maybe it's just the way you are filling the command. You didn't have any error sending your message ? Your setup is all ok (you are able to send e-mail usually) ? Here's an example of what I use and is working fine. <br />
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SNDDST TYPE(*LMSG) TOINTNET(('9999999999@abci<wbr />ndustries.<wbr />com')) DSTD('Test') LONGMSG('This is a test...') PTY(*HIGH) <br />
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Give us a bit more info about the failure please.<br />
<br />
Lewis<br />
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Hi D.J.Suresh,

Maybe it's just the way you are filling the command. You didn't have any error sending your message ? Your setup is all ok (you are able to send e-mail usually) ? Here's an example of what I use and is working fine.

SNDDST TYPE(*LMSG) TOINTNET(('9999999999@abcindustries.com')) DSTD('Test') LONGMSG('This is a test...') PTY(*HIGH)

Give us a bit more info about the failure please.

Lewis
                         

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Dear All,<br />
can anyone provide me the idea for sending SMS from AS400 server using SDNDST Command<br />
As i am able to post the SMS &nbsp;till mail &nbsp;server after that i am getting the mail delivery status failure messge<br />
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Thanks<br />
D.J.Suresh<br />

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Dear All,
can anyone provide me the idea for sending SMS from AS400 server using SDNDST Command
As i am able to post the SMS  till mail  server after that i am getting the mail delivery status failure messge

Thanks
D.J.Suresh


Sending SMS from AS400

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