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| − | The SET TMPNAMPATH command determines whether the full path is included for the temporary file name functions [[TMPNAM()]] and [[SYS( | + | The SET TMPNAMPATH command determines whether the full path is included for the temporary file name functions [[TMPNAM()]] and [[SYS()|SYS(3)]]. If SET TMPNAMPATH is ON (default), SYS(3) and TMPNAM() will return filenames including the full path. If SET TMPNAMPATH is OFF, only the base filename will be returned. The directory path is determined by the [[DB_TMPDIR]] environment variable. |
This set command was introduced in Recital 10.0.3. | This set command was introduced in Recital 10.0.3. | ||
Revision as of 13:00, 27 July 2011
Purpose
Determines whether the full path is included for temporary file name functions
Syntax
SET TMPNAMPATH ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
DB_TMPDIR, GETENV(), GETGID(), GETUID(), GETPID(), RAND(), SET TMPDIR, SYS(), TMPNAM()
Description
The SET TMPNAMPATH command determines whether the full path is included for the temporary file name functions TMPNAM() and SYS(3). If SET TMPNAMPATH is ON (default), SYS(3) and TMPNAM() will return filenames including the full path. If SET TMPNAMPATH is OFF, only the base filename will be returned. The directory path is determined by the DB_TMPDIR environment variable.
This set command was introduced in Recital 10.0.3.
Example
? getenv([DB_TMPDIR]) /usr/tmp ? tmpnam() /usr/tmp/_00000a7a0001.tmp set tmpnampath off ? tmpnam() _00000a7a0002.tmp
Products
Recital, Recital Server
