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How exactly should the error report be broken down into multiple files?
You still have to make it into a zip if it is multiple files? Otherwise you would have hundreds of attachments on the same email (in neither case does that solve the sizing problem).
If you split it into multiple emails you have hundreds of emails. I don't believe using SMTP for pushing error reports is the optimal solution, especially in a live production environment. You may be better off trying FTP/NFS given more active environments of DataPower such as production will result in larger error report (hundreds of megabytes, even seen them go into gigabyte ranges)
DataPower already supports FTP and NFS as alternates to SMTP (no SFTP sadly) -- so maybe this idea should focus on SFTP support?
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/datapower-gateway/10.0.1?topic=reports-configuring-failure-notification
You may be better served by polling either xml-mgmt or rest-mgmt for the FailureNotificationStatus and see if there are new entries. Then you can use xml-mgmt/rest-mgmt to download (get-file) the error report. I would suggest this primarily if you are looking for a secure protocol to communicate over since SFTP isn't an option.