Recently I noticed an issue with random exclamations points(!) in the HTML email notification, generated using UTL_SMTP package in PLSQL.
These random exclamations points were not supposed to be part of the message, but strangely appears in the message body. After analyzing for some time, I found out the cause. Here is my analysis.
Cause:
This issue appears only with HTML email notification exceeding 1000 characters(includes the CR and LF) per line. As per RFC#2822 Section 2.1.1, no line can be longer than 998 characters without a line break.
Fix:
Solution is simple. Concatenate each line with CHR(10) or line breaks, so that each line will not exceed 1000 characters mark.
These random exclamations points were not supposed to be part of the message, but strangely appears in the message body. After analyzing for some time, I found out the cause. Here is my analysis.
Cause:
This issue appears only with HTML email notification exceeding 1000 characters(includes the CR and LF) per line. As per RFC#2822 Section 2.1.1, no line can be longer than 998 characters without a line break.
Fix:
Solution is simple. Concatenate each line with CHR(10) or line breaks, so that each line will not exceed 1000 characters mark.
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