Sent mailbox - Status Ready vs Processed?
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11-09-2017 03:51 PM
Hi folks,
Just wondering if there is any difference between 'Ready' and 'Processed' in the Sent Mailbox. I tested to send an email which ended up in the Ready state, but the recipient still received the email.
Just curiosity on the State.
Thanks in advance.
George
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11-09-2017 04:04 PM
First mail inserted into Ready state. Scheduled job run to process the mail and send it. once sent, state changed to Processed.
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11-09-2017 04:12 PM
Thanks Deepak for your prompt response. Now I am confident the emails were processed.

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11-09-2017 04:09 PM
I think we need to check based upon the type.
Type, The status of the email notification. Choices are:
received: The server received this email.
received - ignored: The server received this email, but it was ignored by the instance for inbound email action purposes. Typically, these emails are either spam or auto-replies. See the Error String field for details.
send - failed: The server has attempted to send the email and failed. See the Error String field for details.
send - ignored: The server skipped sending this email. Typically, this is for an email which was generated but lacked a recipient email address or is a duplicate email. See the Error String field for details.
send - ready: The email is ready to be sent, but has not been sent out by the mail server. Typically, an email remains in this state for only a short time.
sent: The email was sent by the instance without any errors or issues.
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11-09-2017 04:11 PM
Thanks Shishir for such helpful piece of details.