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&quot;calling c# assembly which calls sproc &quot;&nbsp;- what SQL login IS calling the SP in this case?
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"calling c# assembly which calls sproc " - what SQL login IS calling the SP in this case?

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real simple. &nbsp;sa is owner in both cases<br />
i have tsql job agent calling sproc directly with sp_send_dbmail, works beatifully.<br />
i have tsql job agent calling c# assembly which calls sproc with sp_send_dbmail, now sp_send_dbmail not working.
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real simple.  sa is owner in both cases
i have tsql job agent calling sproc directly with sp_send_dbmail, works beatifully.
i have tsql job agent calling c# assembly which calls sproc with sp_send_dbmail, now sp_send_dbmail not working.

sp_send_dbmail works if tsql job agent calls tsql, but does not work if assembly called

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