Well you have several solutions, all have their benefits and drawbacks:
- You could just directly access the database from the webserver, if it's on a static IP (use a dynamic DNS else). This has the advantage that you still can access the database as you normally would, but wouldn't solve the...
It's not possible to run asp code in an e-mail message. It should be plain HTML.
What you could do is put a page on the internet which can handle parameters from a GET method (as in http://somesite.tld/mypage.aspx?param1=blabla¶m2=bla)
You can then put a link to this page in your e-mail...
You should solve this issue with CSS. Either a label or a TextBox can display multiple lines. You only have to accomodate your grid for it.
Make the column width or the row height fixed and the text will wrap exactly as it is supposed to be
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