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PostPosted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 9:13 pm    Post subject: Send UNIX file as e-mail from application server Reply with quote
Code:
report z_unix2email.
parameters: p_file(255)  type c lower case obligatory default '/tmp/',
            p_email(255) type c lower case obligatory.
perform poexali using p_file p_email.
form poexali using value(p_file) value(p_email).
  data: w_os(255) type c.
  concatenate 'mail -s ''' sy-uname sy-sysid sy-datum sy-uzeit ''''
              p_email '<' p_file into w_os separated by space.
  call 'SYSTEM' id 'COMMAND' field w_os.
endform.
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