Re: Changing an existing PATH as seen in QSHELL

Close!

Turns out, after reading and re-reading some of the posts Scott Klement had in the archives I figured out that it was set in my .profile file. What was confusing me is that the .profile files are "invisible" when you use the wrklnk command. You specifcally have to use the edtf '.profile' command OR map a network drive to the IFS in oder to see it (there is probably a better way). In any case, I was able to edit the .profile file in my home directory and get it to work.

Now, if I could just remember that when I have to change it again a year from now....

Thanks,

Pete


Luis Rodriguez wrote:

>From your "home" IFS folder, as defined in the HOMEDIR parameter of
the WRKUSRPRF CMD.

Regards,

Luis Rodriguez
IBM Certified Systems Expert — eServer i5 iSeries



On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 4:27 PM, Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

When I run 'echo $PATH' from within QSHELL, where is it getting the path
variable contents from? I *thought* it was an environment variable but
after changing the PATH environment variable it made no difference so it
must be lurking somewhere else. Where is that set?

Thanks.
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