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Here are some batch file examples for easy switching between versions of DataFlex. These batch files will run only on DOS-based operating systems or in DOS sessions under Windows. | Here are some batch file examples for easy switching between versions of DataFlex. These batch files will run only on DOS-based operating systems or in DOS sessions under Windows. | ||
Many programmers, as well as end users, run multiple versions of DataFlex and use batch files to switch from version to version | Many programmers, as well as end users, run multiple versions of DataFlex and use batch files to switch from version to version. | ||
Following are some batch file examples for switching among versions. You’ll want to place these batch files in a directory that is included in your PATH environment variable (e.g. use a directory c:\batch to be included in your PATH, to contain all batch files). | Following are some batch file examples for switching among versions. You’ll want to place these batch files in a directory that is included in your PATH environment variable (e.g. use a directory c:\batch to be included in your PATH, to contain all batch files). | ||
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Note: The DFPROG environment variable is used by DataFlex revisions 2.3 and 3.01 to find the location of its executable files (i.e. dfrun.exe). | Note: The DFPROG environment variable is used by DataFlex revisions 2.3 and 3.01 to find the location of its executable files (i.e. dfrun.exe). | ||
== Creating Shortcuts for Running DataFlex on Windows == | == Creating Shortcuts for Running DataFlex on Windows == | ||