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*PATH - search path for executable files | *[[PATH (Environment variable)|PATH]] - search path for executable files | ||
*DPATH - search path for data files | *[[DPATH (Environment variable)|DPATH]] - search path for data files | ||
*KEYS - command history | *[[KEYS]] - command history | ||
*PROMPT - command line prompt appearance | *[[PROMPT (Environment variable)|PROMPT]] - command line prompt appearance | ||
Environment variables for DOS sessions: | Environment variables for DOS sessions: | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 13 November 2017
The command SET defines OS/2 system environment variables.
Environment variables for OS/2 sessions:
- PATH - search path for executable files
- DPATH - search path for data files
- KEYS - command history
- PROMPT - command line prompt appearance
Environment variables for DOS sessions:
- PATH - search path for executable files
- PROMPT - command line prompt appearance
- APPEND - search path for data files (command APPEND /E)
Environment variables for OS/2 Workplace Shell:
- USER_INI - INI file
- SYSTEM_INI - INI file
- OS2_SHELL - command processor for OS/2 sessions
- RESTARTOBJECTS - objects for autostart
- AUTOSTART - workplace areas for autostart
- RUNWORKPLACE - user interface (usually PMSHELL.EXE)