Thanks - beleive it or not though this client is still on access 2000
database - with 40,000 unique hits a week. Hope to update to SQL within
a few months - just need to get some of these emails out - 

Great idea on the BCC - I am not overly concerned with reliability
becuase it is some initial mass mailings-  once we cut through all the
garabage mails - it would be nice that people expecting and depending on
mail get it timely.

Will look at 3rd party= but hesitant to go any perl (because I don't
have much experience toying with perl) route which it seems most of
there are in.

thanks for the advice.
jay miller

Carlisle, Eric wrote:


Good advice.  There's also a stored procedure in SQL Server that's
supposed

to be pretty good for mass mailings (sp_sendmail or something like
that).



If you DO use CFMail (I can't talk to its performance in 5 or MX -- I
had

issues with it in 4.5.1), BCC each cfmail to 20 or so recipients at a
time

(instead of sending 1 per person).  That'll take some strain off the CF
mail

spooler (giving more of the load to the mail server) and get things out

faster.



ETC



-----Original Message-----

From: Howie Hamlin [ mailto:howie@;coolfusion.com
<mailto:howie@;coolfusion.com> ]

Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 1:18 PM

To: CF-Talk

Subject: Re: cfmail tag and looping output





If you are concerned about reliability then I would suggest that you
have a

look at iMS-SE.  iMS-SE is a

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without

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----- Original Message -----

From: "Jason Miller"   <mailto:millerj@;etcnj.com> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "CF-Talk"   <mailto:cf-talk@;houseoffusion.com>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 4:11 PM

Subject: cfmail tag and looping output





  

Hello List - One of my client has about 8,000 emails that have signed up

for sales letters and newsletters on his site.



I have been testing a simply query that pulls from 3 tables - creates an

output that loops and executes the cfmail tag each time - using a ID

that is primary so no duplicates are being sent.. It surprisingly

doesn't take that long ( although I haven't tested on the full lot) BUT

i have heard

1) Cfmail tag not being reliable

2) their must be a more efficient way to code this.



So I am looking to this list to find if there is any truth to cfmail

dropping results OR if there is other tags ( please hint) that I should

really be looking into.



Client wants me to manage this through some simple scripts - and would

like to send html formated email. We are leaning away from purchasing

3rd party solutions and installing special server software is not

    

possible.

  

thanks!

jason



    




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