FW: using env vars in PH on NT4

[Edis, Bob]

Thanks Christina

We have the environment variables set as system variables but even the batch
(.BAT) files wouldn't translate them, let alone Quiz.  So instead we placed
all the relevant variables, phd, phuse, phtemp, phexe, phlog, etc., in a
common .BAT file and call that from the jobs that run the PowerHouse
programs.

The system variables DO work when in interactive mode however.  E.g. phedit
is working correctly when issuing a REVISE command in Qdesign.

Regards,
Blue

-----Original Message-----
From: Hasse, Christina [mailto:Christina.Hasse@COGNOS.com]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 12:46 PM
To: 'Edis, Bob'
Subject: RE: using env vars in PH on NT4


Hi Bob,

You should try setting phuse as a system variable and see if it works that
way.

Regards,

Christina Hasse
ADT North American Services Mgr.
COGNOS CORPORATION
christina.hasse@cognos.com

Office:  847 - 285 - 2905
Cell:  847 - 612 - 6854


-----Original Message-----
From: Edis, Bob [mailto:bob.edis@fleetpride.com]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 12:39 PM
To: 'powerh-l@list.swau.edu'
Subject: using env vars in PH on NT4


G'day all

Has anyone been using DOS environment variables with their Quiz programs?  

I am trying to use something like 'USE %phuse%myusefile.use' but the
variable is not translating.  Instead I get an error message that says:

*W* No such file or directory <phuse%myusefile.use>

The variable phuse is set in the .BAT file that executes the Quiz program as
SET phuse=d:\dirpath\.

Regards,

Robert Edis
Manager - Business Intelligence
FleetPride 
520 Lake Cook Rd., Suite 100
Deerfield IL 60015
Tel: 847.572.8039
Fax: 847.444.1096
www.fleetpride.com


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