Thanks Alan On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 3:24 AM, Alan Etkin <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you want to avoid redundant mails, you can set a sequence of sent > id's and compare them at every loop iteration > > for message to send: > if not (the message was sent): > send the email > > Also, you should store email sent info between actions/task instances > to be able to query the sent list before sending. You can use a > special table or an extra field. > > On 6 mar, 09:29, Sanjeet Kumar <[email protected]> wrote: > > i am able to send the mail through the cron job but when i am going to > send > > the mail by fetching the email id from the database i got confused in the > > logic :- > > > > i have the followng code : > > > > list = [] > > import datetime > > currentdate = datetime.datetime.now() > > for row in db(db.employee.time == currentdate).select(): > > list.append(row.empdetail) > > here is my send mail function it is sending only the last id i know the > for > > loop scope is ended that is the reason its happening but i am not be able > > to get the proper solution to send the mail to the each of the id only > once > > with the all details when the date will be matched in the same table more > > than one emp details are there so i want to send the mail to the > > each individual employee at a time. >
