I know the provied system @variables are read-only, but I was curious if there is any way to create your own @variables that will show up in the ... menu for system variable...
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create new system variable?
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create new system variable?
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You have @USER0 thorough @USER4 and @USER.RETURN.CODE as writable system variables. They are all local to a process; that is, they do not have scope between processes.
To get them to show up in the Expression Editor's drop-down list, edit the DSParams file on the server (this is entirely legal to do) and add those variables to the System Variables section.
One mechanism for transferring information between processes is the job's "user status area". Research this in on-line help: DSSetUserStatus and DSGetJobInfo.
To get them to show up in the Expression Editor's drop-down list, edit the DSParams file on the server (this is entirely legal to do) and add those variables to the System Variables section.
One mechanism for transferring information between processes is the job's "user status area". Research this in on-line help: DSSetUserStatus and DSGetJobInfo.
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