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Here you can define a directory were OS/2 and programs can store temporarily files. It is a god idea to use the same directory as used in SET TEMP. Check the directory time by time to see if there are | Here you can define a directory were OS/2 and programs can store temporarily files. It is a god idea to use the same directory as used in SET TEMP. Check the directory time by time to see if there are temporary files that you can delete, because some applications forget to delete their temporary files. | ||
SET TMPDIR=<path> | SET TMPDIR=<path> | ||
; Example: | ; Example: | ||
SET TMPDIR=C:\var\temp | SET TMPDIR=C:\var\temp | ||
==Parameters== | ==Parameters== | ||
;Path : Can be any full path. Relative paths are not allowed. | ;Path:Can be any full path. Relative paths are not allowed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:23, 16 December 2017
Here you can define a directory were OS/2 and programs can store temporarily files. It is a god idea to use the same directory as used in SET TEMP. Check the directory time by time to see if there are temporary files that you can delete, because some applications forget to delete their temporary files.
SET TMPDIR=<path>
- Example
SET TMPDIR=C:\var\temp
Parameters
- Path
- Can be any full path. Relative paths are not allowed.