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Here is some code I use for set a call drive variable. I set a variable value within my login script batch file (login.bat, TmpKixVar) to '1'. In this way, my script can differentiate if called from the login batch file, or a command prompt for testing.

In this example, the call drive is the server netlogon share.

I use this so if changing directories to call KiX scripts from (primarily during testing), only 1 place in my script to change versus every CALL command.

This code is for KiX 3.63.

Bill

code:

Batch process to set variable:
SET TmpKixVar=1
%WinDir%\Kix32.exe %0\..\login.kix
SET TmpKixVar=
EXIT

KiX script to use variable and set CALL dir:
  SELECT									; REM **  Variable set/removed from batch file 'login.bat'
    CASE (%TmpKixVar% = 1) AND (@INWIN = 1)	$CallDrv = (SUBSTR (@LDRIVE, 1, LEN (@LDRIVE)-1))	; REM **  Removes trailing '\'.
    CASE (%TmpKixVar% = 1)			$CallDrv = @LDRIVE
    CASE (1)			$CallDrv = @CURDIR					; REM **  Script started from command prompt
  ENDSELECT
  ; REM **  Set where all scripts are called from (REGULAR or TEST directories)
  $CallKix = "$CallDrv\Regular"

Using CALL command within script:
CALL "$CallKix\kixscript.kix"

[ 25 January 2002: Message edited by: bleonard ]