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Windows Server Forum / Windows NT / Applications / August 2003Environment Variables in Command Prompt
I'm trying to use an environment variable within a UNC path from the command line, for example: %SERVER%\Software Although this works through the Run prompt (via the Start Bar), it doesn't work within a command line. Any ideas? >I'm trying to use an environment variable within a UNC >path from the command line, for example: >%SERVER%\Software >Although this works through the Run prompt (via the Start >Bar), it doesn't work within a command line. That's because "\\servername\software" doesn't look like a valid command for the CLI. I think something like dir %server%\software will work fine. Ciao, Walter |
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