sql server 2012 dbmail sending 18 mail per seconds .how to reduce mail to 5 emails per seconds

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i am using sql server2012 db mail for sending email.i am using amazon SMTP server .smtp server can receive 5 mails /sec but sql server sending 18 emails /sec.how to reduce the sending emails per sec?Please provide me the basic information to control the sql server2012 dbmail..

Posted 17-Feb-14 3:07am

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Updated 19-Mar-14 19:31pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2014-03-21T10:31:00

You need to post code so we can see what you're talking about, but you should not assume that 5 per second is a hard coded value, you should aim below that, in order to make sure it works all the time. You can use CURRENT_TIMESTAMP or GetDate() to get the current time to the millisecond, if you need to make things happen at certain intervals, but that's not really the SQL way, I'd be more inclined to use procedural code that interacts with the database at that point.