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Viewing APEX Mail Log & Queue

Run below query in SQL Workshop 

SELECT * FROM apex_mail_log ORDER BY last_updated_on DESC;

Above said query, used to find the apex mail log.

This query will find the mails in apex mail queue.

SELECT * FROM apex_mail_queue ORDER BY last_updated_on DESC;

We can push apex mail by apex_mail.push_queue

exec apex_mail.push_queue;

OR

BEGIN
  apex_mail.push_queue (p_smtp_hostname => 'IP_ADDRESS', 
                                         p_smtp_portno      => 'PORT_NUMBER'
                                        );
END;

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  1. Divya12 February 2018 at 03:46

    Very useful add more details.Thank you

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