Kalan Member Jun 10, 2011 #1 I want to get the progress installed directory path. I tried with get-env('DLC') but I think it will not be right approach. Please suggest.
I want to get the progress installed directory path. I tried with get-env('DLC') but I think it will not be right approach. Please suggest.
TomBascom Curmudgeon Jun 10, 2011 #2 Presumably you mean that you were using OS-GETENV( "DLC" ). Why would you think that that isn't correct? You might also want to take a look at the propath variable.
Presumably you mean that you were using OS-GETENV( "DLC" ). Why would you think that that isn't correct? You might also want to take a look at the propath variable.
Kalan Member Jun 11, 2011 #3 Because os-getenv('DLC') returns '?'. As per progress help, If the environment variable is not defined, this statement returns a question mark (?).
Because os-getenv('DLC') returns '?'. As per progress help, If the environment variable is not defined, this statement returns a question mark (?).
TomBascom Curmudgeon Jun 11, 2011 #4 How is it that you are starting Progress without having DLC defined? Is this Windows? In any event... Code: display entry( num-entries( propath ), propath ) format "x(30)". Remove the "/bin" if need be.
How is it that you are starting Progress without having DLC defined? Is this Windows? In any event... Code: display entry( num-entries( propath ), propath ) format "x(30)". Remove the "/bin" if need be.
Kalan Member Jun 11, 2011 #5 Yes. its windows. Retrieving from propath detail will be the good work around. Thanks.