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Adding PATH variable in the startup scripts
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I got a error message The environmental variable AUTOSYS is not set ! I think I require to to add a path to PATH variable in the startup scripts in the home dir. I tried using set PATH= but it is not setting the PATH when i do the echo $PATH , i dont get the new PATH reflected, Is there anything i need to do before i run the SET command. Regards Rajanish |
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