I ended up creating a user group in our email system, and adding the
individuals I want to receive this email to that group.  That should
work (I will test it out today), but I image the "%1" field will be
replaced with the group contact name, instead of an individual's name.
Still asking the question... does TOR allow multiple contacts and email
addresses?  If so, what is the appropriate syntax?


________________________________

From: Todd Lundstedt 
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 2:47 PM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: TSM Operational Reporting notification of Failed/Missed
schedules


In the properties box of the daily report, on the automatic notification
tab, after I "query" the server for the list of nodes and contacts, one
of my nodes doesn't show up with the correct contact information.  That
node happens to have multiple contacts; four different contacts.  I
remember entering them in seperated by commas without spaces for the
"contact" field and for the "email address" field.  I checked the
"failed" and "missed" check boxes, and performed the update.  The
"contact" info on the TSM server for that node now shows
email1@domain,email2@domain,email3@domain,email4@domain,contact1,contact
2,contact3,contact4,3
I believe the "3" at the end indicates both failed and missed was
selected.
 
When I query the server after the update, the "contact" box is populated
with email1@domain <mailto:email1@domain> , and the "email" field is
populated with email2@domain <mailto:email2@domain> .  The failed and
missed check boxes are no longer checked.
 
Obviously, I have guessed an incorrect syntax for inputting multiple
contacts in those fields, if it can even be done.  Are multiple
notification contacts allowed with TOR, and if so, what is the correct
syntax?