Specifications

Stand-alone Application Use of Environment Variables
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Services when the computer boots. If you make changes to variables, you may
need to reboot for them to take effect.
UNIX - Bourne or Korn Shell
On UNIX computers using the Bourne or Korn shell, environment variables are
set by using the SET command at the command prompt, in a format similar to
that for Windows 95/98. However, remember to enclose the environment vari-
able parameters in quotation marks, and follow the SET command with an
export command.
For example:
To set the default license code file name to net2lic, type:
SET LSERVRC=”net2lic”
;export LSERVRC
UNIX - C or TCSH Shell
On UNIX computers using a C or TCSH shell, environment variables are set by
using the SETENV command at the command prompt in this format:
SETENV <variable> parameters
For example:
To set the default license code file name to net2lic, type:
SETENV LSERVRC net2lic
Stand-alone Application Use of Environment Variables
When running in stand-alone mode, the license serve code that is part of the
application can be configured using most of the environment variables. These