Re: environmental variables

Simple. Put them in a batch file:

@echo off
set env1 = One
set env2 = Two
set oracle_sid = mydb
...

Then reference like normal

C:\> echo %oracle_sid%
mydb

Jon Walthour
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> From: lhoska_at_calibresys.com
> Date: 2001/08/20 Mon PM 02:36:36 EDT
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> Subject: environmental variables
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> Is there any way to create NT environmental variables through script?
>
> Lyuda Hoska
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