axiant question

Boyle, Joe Joe.Boyle@cognos.com
Mon, 4 Jun 2001 08:50:19 -0400


Hi Steve,

to access VAR variable content from within PH you would use $VAR as in the
example below,

Quiz,
acc *       $VAR\sfs\rep4asf 
set subfil name $VAR\sfs\rep4asf   keep




you would use %VAR% at the OS level as in the .bat file example below

U:\>type khalils.bat
rem  set myquizexe="D:\Program Files\Cognos\Axiant 4GL 3.0\quiz32.exe"
rem  %myquizexe% auto=d:\orddets.qzs dict=d:\applicat.pdc

set mypdlexe="C:\Program Files\Axiant 4GL 2.02\pdl32.exe"
%mypdlexe% auto=u:\applicat.pdl
set myquizexe="C:\Program Files\Axiant 4GL 2.02\quiz32.exe"
set myquiz="d:\orddets.qzs"
set mydict="d:\applicat.pdc"
%myquizexe% auto=%myquiz% dict=%mydict%
PAUSE
rem  exit




-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Franklin [mailto:steve_franklin@yahoo.com]
Sent: 04 June 2001 13:27
To: powerh-l@lists.swau.edu
Subject: axiant question


On Unix, you can setup environment variables using the export command.
(export VAR="/u/home").  The resulting variable can then be used in a
subfile statement within either Quiz or QTP.  How do you accomplish the
equivalent within Axiant.  I know I can use the SET statement at a DOS
prompt (set VAR=/u/home), but I don't know how to then reference the
variable named VAR.  I tried %VAR% and it did not work.

Thanks for the help.

Steve Franklin
Stw Inc.
952-432-2203
Email: steve_franklin@yahoo.com



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