SuccessEmail_MessageSubject

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Valid for: SetStartup & SetRuntime

 

Syntax -

SetStartup SuccessEmail_MessageSubject <Message SUBJECT Text>

       Where:

               <Message SUBJECT Text> is a literal string. the Text to use as the subject line for success emails.

 

Description:

This option defines the custom subject line that will be used as the subject of the email generated by successfully processing a script.  This option values the Subject textbox on the Success Email tab of the EMUE Tools - Current Settings - Option Settings dialog.  If not provided, EMUE will use the standard subject for the success email.

 

The string can contain one or more of the following terms that will be replaced when the email is sent.

Value

Will be replaced by

#TODAY#

The current  date in the format MM/DD/YYYY

#DATE#

The current date in the format MMDDYY

#NOW#

The current time in the format HH:MM:SS

#TIME#

The current time in the format hhmmss

#INPUTFILENAME#

The name of the current input file without path or extension

#SCRIPTFILENAME#

The name of the current script file without path or extension

#SCRIPTFOLDER#

The name of the folder path where the current script file is located

#COMPUTERNAME#

The name of the computer where the script is currently running

 

Note: By default, EMUE enables encrypted communication with your SMTP email server, if that server supports TLS or SSL encryption (for the specified port). This encryption only encrypts the communication directly with the email server, and provides no protection beyond that point. Generally, email is not considered a secure form of communication, especially when emails are directed to parties external to your network via the internet. As a result, you must use caution when sending emails via EMUE to ensure that any email that may be routed outside of your organization does not contain any PHI.

 

Sample:

       The following statement instructs EMUE to use a custom subject line for success emails.

SetStartup SuccessEmail_MessageSubject "CHARGE POSTING SCRIPT SUCCESS at #NOW# on #TODAY#"

 

See Also:

SuccessEmail

SetRuntime

SMTPEncryption