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How to Execute C# / SQL statement in outlook

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    Hi, I have a system web page (c#) that is running within the company there is one process in the system that needs approval from vendor/supplier within the company (separate office). The request is that thay just want to receive email notification for approval using MS outlook and then there are 2 buttons (approved/reject) either of the two should execute the SQL statement that will update the flag of the record table. Any suggestions on how to do it? My solution: I created a web page where all the updates for approve/reject was there. I can send outlook message to the users with 2 buttons. Once he click either of the two it will run the web page and should execute the SQL statement. Unfortunately, nothing happen. At the same time the web page should close automatically. Regards

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      Hi, I have a system web page (c#) that is running within the company there is one process in the system that needs approval from vendor/supplier within the company (separate office). The request is that thay just want to receive email notification for approval using MS outlook and then there are 2 buttons (approved/reject) either of the two should execute the SQL statement that will update the flag of the record table. Any suggestions on how to do it? My solution: I created a web page where all the updates for approve/reject was there. I can send outlook message to the users with 2 buttons. Once he click either of the two it will run the web page and should execute the SQL statement. Unfortunately, nothing happen. At the same time the web page should close automatically. Regards

      Dabsukol

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      Christian Graus
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      Your client is making stuff up. Real developers step in and tell people why they can't have anything they like. In this world, Outlook limits what it will display/allow because of all the viruses out there. I would not be surprised if what they want, won't work.

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. "I am new to programming world. I have been learning c# for about past four weeks. I am quite acquainted with the fundamentals of c#. Now I have to work on a project which converts given flat files to XML using the XML serialization method" - SK64 ( but the forums have stuff like this posted every day )

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