RE: echo command not showing environment variables in QSHELL

On 05/25/2001 at 11:39:41 AM, owner-java400-l@midrange.com wrote:
However, I still don't see a value for $CLASSPATH, despited the fact
that using WRKENVVAR I do see a value for that variable (at both job and
system levels).  I note that the environment variables have a CCSID
value, but changing it doesn't improve the situation.  Any ideas?
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Hmm... Could be that a .profile or something is resetting it?
Qshell should inherit those variables.

FYI, the CCSID value of the environment variable is 'store only'
sort of thing.
We were forced to do it by the IBM software police and almost
had to automatically convert the envvar values (since envvar
values can be used for ANY data, not just text, we patently refused).
No one uses the CCSID value in the envvar for anything as far as I know.

Hmmm....
Check /etc/profile
Check ~/.profile
Check any file referenced by the ENV environment variable set in any of the
above.




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