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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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2 Press F6=Add. The Add Standard Path Entry panel displays.<br />

3 Complete the following fields:<br />

In the Sequence number field, type the appropriate number.<br />

Environments<br />

In the Entry field, type the environment name or press F4=Prompt to select from a<br />

list of environments.<br />

The value *USRPRF allows each developer to define a different development<br />

environment or library in the user profile entry (defined in Work with Users). The<br />

development environment or library must be the first sequence.<br />

4 Press ENTER to add the new path entries.<br />

Special Command Processing<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong>’s special commands feature allows you to define commands or programs that<br />

process each time a promotion targets a specified environment. You can define special<br />

commands to run on an environment basis, or globally for all environments.<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> uses the environment library list when issuing the special commands.<br />

Therefore, if you have any unqualified object references in the command, you must include<br />

in the environment library list each library where the objects are located. The special<br />

command must exist in the environment library list (defined in Work with Environments) for<br />

each environment.<br />

NOTE You can use substitution variables within your command, and add comments<br />

to the special commands to make them self-documenting. Comments can display<br />

either before or after the command, and they must be in brackets, for example,<br />

/* This is a comment */<br />

For details on special commands and substitution variables, see the<br />

<strong>MKS</strong> <strong>Implementer</strong> <strong>2006</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

To define special commands for an environment<br />

1 From the Work with Environments panel, type option 19=Special commands next to the<br />

environment and press ENTER. The Work with Environment Special Commands panel<br />

displays. Any existing special commands display on this panel.<br />

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