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Change "Nothing to do" emails to "Error" emails
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2022 1:46 pm
by Efe_E
We use various Syncovery profiles to move different files across different systems. There are some processes that should ALWAYS have files that need to be moved by Syncovery. If there is a "Nothing to do" email notification, then something has gone very wrong upstream.
I was wondering if there was a way to change the header of the email if it says "Nothing to do" in Syncovery? Or to send another email if a "Nothing to do" email has been sent?
I am currently using Syncovery 9.48n (64 bit)
Kind regards,
Re: Change "Nothing to do" emails to "Error" emails
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2022 2:50 pm
by tobias
Hello,
yes, please see
https://www.syncovery.com/pascalscript/
Something like
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function OnSendEmail(const ProfileName:UnicodeString;
var TheSubject:UnicodeString;
var HighImportance,UseDigest:Boolean;
var ResultSummary:UnicodeString;
const SomethingWasDone,ErrorHasOccurred:Boolean;
const FailedPathsCommaText:UnicodeString;
const StartedAt,EndedAt:Double;
var RecipientsCommaText:UnicodeString;
var SenderName:UnicodeString;
var SenderEmail:UnicodeString):Boolean;
begin
if not SomethingWasDone then begin
TheSubject:='WARNING: '+TheSubject;
HighImportance:=true;
UseDigest:=false;
end;
Result:=true
end;
Re: Change "Nothing to do" emails to "Error" emails
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2022 3:27 pm
by Efe_E
Hi,
Is there anyway we can use the "Execute before / after" option for this? Is there any documentation for passing variables into scripts?
I'm certain that no one in my company would know how to troubleshoot any future issues if I use PascalScript. Generally we use PowerShell, Bash, batch or Python for any scripting required.
Re: Change "Nothing to do" emails to "Error" emails
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2022 3:59 pm
by tobias
Hello,
your colleagues don't have to troubleshoot this, they can just contact our support.
You could just set up e-mail filters based on "Nothing to do".
But alternatively, you can invoke an external command using Execute before/after, and use the "Variables that can be used in the Execute before/after paths" documented here:
https://www.syncovery.com/variables/