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 | | From: | Carlos A. Pereira [APKomp] | | Subject: | SET PATH TO workink well | | Date: | Fri, 26 Nov 2004 14:44:43 -0000 |
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"...Source Aliasing works only in the dBASE Plus design environment or =
when
running programs from within the dBASE Plus shell. It is not a runtime
feature. To access files indirectly in deployed applications, use DEO
(Dynamic External Objects) instead of Source Aliasing...."
In design environment: Source Aliasing
In deployed applications(runtime): DEO (Dynamic External Objects
For Tables: BDE Aliasing
So many things and only one thing is necessary:
SET PATH TO working well.
How much money is necessary to put
SET PATH TO working well (like in dbase4, 5, 5.7)?
Carlos Pereira
APKomp, LDA.
Charter Member: 1000259
(Gold Subscription)
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Note:
I can also put in the. INI
PATH=3DC:\dBASE\LIB1,C:\dBASE\LIB2,C:\dBASE\LIB3,C:\dBASE\TABLES1,C:\dBAS=
E\TAB
LES2,......
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SET PATH
Specifies the directory search route that dBASE follows to find files =
that
are not in the current
directory.
Syntax
SET PATH TO
[]
A list of (optional) drives and directories indicating the search =
path--one
or more drives and
directories you want dBASE to search for files. Separate each directory =
path
name with
commas, semicolons, or spaces. The syntax for this command is similar to =
the
PATH
command available in DOS. Unlike DOS, however, you can use spaces or =
commas
as well as
semicolons to separate paths on the list; DOS accepts only semicolons.
Default
The default for SET PATH is empty (no path). To change the default, =
update
the PATH setting in
dBASEWIN.INI with as many valid drives and directories as you want. To =
do
so, either use the
SET command to specify the setting interactively, or enter the PATH
parameter directly in
dBASEWIN.INI.
Description
Use SET PATH to establish a search path to access files located on
directories other than the
current directory. When no SET PATH setting exists and you do not =
provide
the full path name
when you specify a file name, dBASE searches for that file only in the
current directory.
The order in which you list drives and directories with SET PATH TO =
list> is the order
dBASE searches for a file in that search path. Use SET PATH when an
application's files are in
several directories.
A path name without a drive letter or beginning backslash begins at the
current directory on the
current drive. Use two periods (..) to signify the parent directory of =
the
current directory, and use
a beginning backslash to signify the root directory of the current =
drive.
SET PATH TO without the option resets the search path to the
default value (no path).
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Aliasing works only in the dBASE Plus design environment or =
when
running=20
programs from within the dBASE Plus shell. It is not a =
runtime
feature. To=20
access files indirectly in deployed applications, use DEO
(Dynamic =
External=20
Objects) instead of Source Aliasing...."
In design environment: =
Source=20
Aliasing
In deployed applications(runtime): DEO (Dynamic External=20
Objects
For Tables: BDE Aliasing
So many things and only one =
thing is=20
necessary:
SET PATH TO working well.
How much money is =
necessary =20
to put
SET PATH TO working well (like in dbase4, 5, =
5.7)?
Carlos=20
Pereira
APKomp, LDA.
Charter Member: 1000259
(Gold=20
Subscription)
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Note:
I=20
can also put in the.=20
INI
PATH=3DC:\dBASE\LIB1,C:\dBASE\LIB2,C:\dBASE\LIB3,C:\dBASE\TABLES1,=
C:\dBASE\TAB
LES2,......
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SET=20
PATH
Specifies the directory search route that dBASE follows to =
find=20
files that
are not in the =
current
directory.
Syntax
SET PATH=20
TO
[<path list>]
<path list>
A list of =
(optional)=20
drives and directories indicating the search path--one
or more drives =
and
directories you want dBASE to search for files. Separate each =
directory=20
path
name with
commas, semicolons, or spaces. The syntax for this =
command=20
is similar to the
PATH
command available in DOS. Unlike DOS, =
however, you=20
can use spaces or commas
as well as
semicolons to separate paths =
on the=20
list; DOS accepts only semicolons.
Default
The default for =
SET=20
PATH is empty (no path). To change the default, update
the PATH =
setting=20
in
dBASEWIN.INI with as many valid drives and directories as you =
want. To=20
do
so, either use the
SET command to specify the setting =
interactively, or=20
enter the PATH
parameter directly=20
in
dBASEWIN.INI.
Description
Use SET PATH to establish =
a search=20
path to access files located on
directories other than the
current =
directory. When no SET PATH setting exists and you do not provide
the =
full=20
path name
when you specify a file name, dBASE searches for that file =
only in=20
the
current directory.
The order in which you list drives and =
directories=20
with SET PATH TO <path
list> is the order
dBASE searches for =
a file=20
in that search path. Use SET PATH when an
application's files are=20
in
several directories.
A path name without a drive letter or=20
beginning backslash begins at the
current directory on the
current =
drive.=20
Use two periods (..) to signify the parent directory of the
current=20
directory, and use
a beginning backslash to signify the root =
directory of the=20
current drive.
SET PATH TO without the option <path list> =
resets the=20
search path to the
default value (no=20
path).
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