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technote:setting_environmental_variables [2020/10/28 03:05] – [TapeTrack Config File] Scott Cunliffetechnote:setting_environmental_variables [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Windows Command Line ===== ===== Windows Command Line =====
  
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 set VARIABLE=VALUE set VARIABLE=VALUE
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-Where VARIABLE is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] name, and VALUE is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] value.+Where ''VARIABLE'' is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] name, and ''VALUE'' is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] value.
  
 ===== Windows PowerShell ===== ===== Windows PowerShell =====
  
-To set an [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] in Windows PowerShell, use the $env: command.+To set an [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] in ''Windows PowerShell'', use the ''$env:'' command.
  
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 $env:TMSSREPORTFORMAT = "CSV" $env:TMSSREPORTFORMAT = "CSV"
-</sxh>+</code>
  
-Where TMSSREPORTFORMAT is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] name, and CSV is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] value.+Where ''TMSSREPORTFORMAT'' is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] name, and ''CSV'' is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] value.
 <note important> <note important>
 Using a Windows PowerShell variable $TMSSREPORTFORMAT = "CSV" will not be interpreted as a Windows variable and, as such,  will not be applied to the executable or output.</note> Using a Windows PowerShell variable $TMSSREPORTFORMAT = "CSV" will not be interpreted as a Windows variable and, as such,  will not be applied to the executable or output.</note>
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 To set an [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] in the Linux operating system, use the ''export'' command. To set an [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] in the Linux operating system, use the ''export'' command.
  
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 export VARIABLE=VALUE export VARIABLE=VALUE
-</sxh>+</code>
  
 Where VARIABLE is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] name, and VALUE is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] value. Where VARIABLE is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] name, and VALUE is the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] value.
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 You can also prepend the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] to the command. You can also prepend the [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]] to the command.
  
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 TMSSREPORTFORMAT=CSV TMSS10Inventory TMSSREPORTFORMAT=CSV TMSS10Inventory
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 ===== TapeTrack Config File ===== ===== TapeTrack Config File =====
  
 The TapeTrack Config File that is loaded when each [[:start#tapetrack-desktop-software|Desktop]] and [[cli:introduction|Command Line Program]] is initiated, it can also be used to set [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]]. The TapeTrack Config File that is loaded when each [[:start#tapetrack-desktop-software|Desktop]] and [[cli:introduction|Command Line Program]] is initiated, it can also be used to set [[variable:start|Environmental Variable]].
  
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    variables = {    variables = {
        TMSSLEVELNAMES = "A,B,C";        TMSSLEVELNAMES = "A,B,C";
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    };    };
  
-</sxh>+</code>
  
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