| Comment by: OldFart (83.117.100.54) | At: 15 Dec 2010, 21:45 | File version: 1.2 |
When typed 'Assign SYS: EXISTS' in a shell the output is like this:
New Shell process 7
7.OS_4.1_2:> assign sys: exists
SYS OS_4.1_2:
7.OS_4.1_2:>
Whereas the EnvironmentVariable will contain only;
OS_4.1_2
without colon and/or other information
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| Comment by: OldFart (83.117.100.54) | At: 15 Dec 2010, 21:45 | File version: 1.2 |
When typed 'Assign SYS: EXISTS' in a shell the output is like this:
New Shell process 7
7.OS_4.1_2:> assign sys: exists
SYS OS_4.1_2:
7.OS_4.1_2:>
Whereas the EnvironmentVariable will contain only;
OS_4.1_2
without colon and/or other information
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| Comment by: Elwood (89.80.148.37) | At: 15 Dec 2010, 19:54 | File version: 1.2 |
don't you have the same with "assign sys: exists" ?
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| Comment by: gregthecanuck (96.48.247.159) | At: 15 Dec 2010, 11:30 | File version: 1.2 |
Wow this is a very handy tool - nice work.
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