[thelist] Script Time Out in ASP
Michele Foster
michele at wordpro.on.ca
Wed Oct 17 17:01:29 CDT 2001
Ohhh geeze, I'm really sorry about that folks. Looks like my computer has
gone flaky again... I didn't mean to send out two empty messages. :(
Anyway, what I wanted to say was ...
My hosting company replied and they do have the premium version of ASPEmail,
so, I'll give SendtoQueue a try and if that doesn't work, I'll look into
moving the SetMail strings to after the Do While Not rs.eof.
The reason I didn't want to send it to a batch of people is that I have
unsubscribe instructions in the body of the email, that inserts each
person's email address into the URL. This way the person can unsubscribe
just by clicking a link. I know, I personally hate having to jump through
hoops to get unsubbed from lists.
I'll keep playing around with it. This should be fun, since I don't want to
send tests out to my members, I'll have to plug my own address in 300 times
to try to replicate the problem. ;)
Thanks again for all your help everyone. I *did* get the message out today
that was important.
Michele
| ----- Original Message -----
| From: <David at softv.net>
|
| | SendToQueque would be a good idea for sending out mass mailings.
| | Another option is that most SMTP components allow you to specify many
| | recipients as the "To:" parameter.
| | Your present logic is as follows:
| | 1) Get ALL the email adrresses
| | 2) loop through the recordset, sending an email for the current record
| |
| | You're creaing a mail object for each email - thats 300 objects!
| | yikes...
| |
| | Perhaps try sending out an email for every 10, 20, 30 recipients as
| | multiple recipients.
| | As a simpler solution, try moving your object creation and destruction
| | outside of the loop, so that you are not creating it so many time.
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