DOS Functional Equivalent of UNIX Environment Variables (What is the)??
Date: 1995/12/15
Message-ID: <4assik$h9h_at_columbia>#1/1
We're programming in Oracle Forms 4.0. (first mistake)
Second is our application has to work on PCs and X-terminals (not our
fault).
How do we point to a variable directory (for development, test,
production, etc.)? On UNIX, we've always used environment variables.
When we ask about using some kind of environment-variables on the PC,
all our PC-gurus can tell us is "Good luck!" ANY IDEAS?
Is there any kind of a C-like conditional compilation faciltiy? Help...
Actually our question is two-fold
1) How do we do the DOS equiv. of UNIX environment variables
2) How do we doit and (ideally) have a single source file structure
that points to a variable directory and can compile on both Windows
PCs and X-Terminals/UNIX.
(We want to have a single set of source modules for our Oracle Forms
applications that must run on BOTH PCs with Windows and X-Terminals
(UNIX based server).)
Please send suggestions, solutions, etc. directly via e-mail and I will summarize back to the group.
ADVthanksANCE
Wayne Little, Boeing Computer Services - Richland
Internet: r_w_wayne_little_at_rl.gov
"God loves each of us, as if there were only one of us." Augustine
Received on Fri Dec 15 1995 - 00:00:00 CET