When registering environment variables to a normal file, use the following rules:
- Specify one environment variable per line.
- Specify the environment variable with the following format:
client-environment-variable=specification-value
- When specifying a comment, specify a slash and asterisk (/*) before the comment and an asterisk and slash (*/) after the comment. Comments cannot be embedded. Do not use line breaks in comments.
- If the same environment variable is specified more than once, the final specification becomes effective.
- A specified value that includes a space must be enclosed in double quotation marks ("). If such a value is not enclosed in double quotation marks, the space will be deleted.
- [HIRDB] can be specified in the first line.
An example of how environment variables are set to a normal file (/HiRDB_P/Client/HiRDB.ini) is shown as follows.
- Example
[HIRDB]
PDCLTPATH=trace-file-storage-directory
PDHOST=system-manager-host-name
PDUSER="authorization-identifier"/"password"
PDNAMEPORT=port-number-of-system-manager-process
PDCLTAPNAME=identification-name-of-UAP-to-be-executed
- Note
- With this method, client environment definitions that begin with PDJDB become invalid except in the case of UAPs that use the Type4 JDBC driver.
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