RE: emails sent with QtmmSendMail API take > 5 minutes to arrive

Hi, Tom:

With regard to your delay time, that may not be unexpected, especially when
internet is involved. So many factors. If you provide more information
about the architecture(s) of the message(s) in question, perhaps we can
help. Also, have a look at the headers on the received mail; they will
indicate the point at which delays occur.

Finally, can you elaborate on the meaning of this?

Also, the joblog on the task that sends the e-mails (using the API)
includes every statement in the outgoing e-mails,

In this context, what does "every statement in the outgoing e-mails" mean?
Dennis Lovelady
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We're using the QtmmSendMail API to send e-mails. However, it can take
more
than 5 minutes before they arrive at their destination. What I don't
know
about e-mail could fill volumes, but I'm hoping maybe it's just some
configuration setting on the SMTP server on my IBM i.

Also, the joblog on the task that sends the e-mails (using the API)
includes
every statement in the outgoing e-mails, thus filling the joblog
quickly
when it's allowed to run for any decent length of time. Can this be
controlled or limited, or should I just plan on ending the task
regularly?