To send an email with multiple recipients and multiple attachments using AL code in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, you can modify the previous example by adding code to attach the files before sending the email. Here's an example:
```AL
PROCEDURE SendEmailWithMultipleRecipientsAndAttachments@1()
VAR
EmailMgt@1: Codeunit 400;
EmailMessage@2: Record 441;
Recipients@3: Record 442;
Attachment@4: Record 443;
BEGIN
EmailMessage.INIT;
EmailMessage.Subject := 'Test Email with Attachments';
EmailMessage.Body := 'This is a test email sent to multiple recipients with attachments.';
Recipients.INIT;
Recipients."E-mail" := 'recipient1@example.com';
Recipients.Insert;
Recipients."E-mail" := 'recipient2@example.com';
Recipients.Insert;
Recipients."E-mail" := 'recipient3@example.com';
// Attachments
Attachment.INIT;
Attachment."File Name" := 'C:\Path\to\attachment1.pdf';
Attachment."Display Name" := 'Attachment 1';
Attachment.Insert;
Attachment."File Name" := 'C:\Path\to\attachment2.docx';
Attachment."Display Name" := 'Attachment 2';
EmailMgt.AddAttachment(EmailMessage, Attachment);
EmailMgt.Send(EmailMessage, Recipients);
END;
```
In this example, after initializing the email message and setting the subject and body, we create an `Attachment` record and set the file name and display name for each attachment. You can repeat the process to add as many attachments as needed.
The `AddAttachment` function of the `EmailMgt` codeunit is used to associate the attachments with the email message.
Finally, we call the `Send` function of the `EmailMgt` codeunit, passing in the `EmailMessage` and `Recipients` records.
Remember to replace the email addresses with the actual email addresses of the recipients you want to send the email to, and update the file paths and display names for the attachments.
Make sure to have the necessary email settings configured in Business Central for sending emails, such as the SMTP server details.
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