on 09-03-2009 10:22 AM
Hi Friends,
How to set environment variables in UNIX.
Thanks & Regards
Prasanth
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You can do by export environment_variable=value or edit the .profile file.
Hi,
I hope there is a command "setenv" to set the environment variables. Can anyone tell me how to use this command.
If it is possible to edit some file and set the vaue, please tell me the location and the file name.
> I hope there is a command "setenv" to set the environment variables. Can anyone tell me how to use this command.
Setting environment variables depends on the shell you use.
By default the SAP installation uses the C-Shell (csh). You can find out by logging on to the system and executing
echo $SHELL
> If it is possible to edit some file and set the vaue, please tell me the location and the file name.
On most Unix system environment variables are set by a file called
.cshrc
or
.profile
(for other shells like ksh or bash or...)
Markus
Hi Markus,
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Regrads
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