One EMail for Multiple Notification Types

I have 5 notification classes that a user can subscribe to. If they subscribe to 2 different notification types, can notifications from both of those subscriptions be sent in one e-mail?

I understand digesting but I think it only applies to combining multiple notifications within a given notification class. True?

Any idea if I can notification from 2 different notification classes into one e-mail to the subscriber?

Thanks, Dan

Hi Dan -

You're right, there's nothing built into SSNS that will allow you to digest notifications across different notification classes. There reason is that those notification classes could vary widely in their composition.

HTH...

Joe

One EMail for Multiple Notification Types

I have 5 notification classes that a user can subscribe to. If they subscribe to 2 different notification types, can notifications from both of those subscriptions be sent in one e-mail?

I understand digesting but I think it only applies to combining multiple notifications within a given notification class. True?

Any idea if I can notification from 2 different notification classes into one e-mail to the subscriber?

Thanks, Dan

Hi Dan -

You're right, there's nothing built into SSNS that will allow you to digest notifications across different notification classes. There reason is that those notification classes could vary widely in their composition.

HTH...

Joe

OLE DB provider name

Hi,
I am trying to get a list of most possible provider names (OLE DB) for the
following database types: (for instance, Access - "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0")
DB/2
Ingress
Informix
MySQL
Oracle
Postgres
SQL Server
Sybase
Virtuoso
Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance."Danila Vershinin" <cia@.pnz.ru> wrote in message
news:OYxD$re8FHA.3132@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> I am trying to get a list of most possible provider names (OLE DB)
for the
> following database types: (for instance, Access -
"Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0")
> DB/2
> Ingress
> Informix
> MySQL
> Oracle
> Postgres
> SQL Server
> Sybase
> Virtuoso
> Can anyone help?
> Thanks in advance.
>
Danila Vershinin,
http://www.connectionstrings.com/
http://www.carlprothman.net/Default.aspx?tabid=81
Sincerely,
Chris O.

OLE DB - ADO .NET

Does anybody know why in some cases you can use both connection types, in others you can't. Like for example, you start a data flow task with a Datareader Source which uses an ADO .NET connection manager, next you want to do a lookup and seems like the only type of connections you can use in a lookup table is the OLE DB.

So OLE DB is placed hard coded in a lookup task, and I thought things changed since the coming of OOP ...

I think ole db is ok

just when i use script component,i use ado.net

|||Your observation is correct -- Lookup currently only supports OLE DB connections. We hope to add ADO.NET connection support in the future.|||Ok