Note that you can add environment variables that will then appear in the envval list -
even when unlisted.
eg
C:\>SET CompName=ALBERT
R:>SELECT (ENVVAL('CompName')) FROM FormDummy -- 1 row table
R:>ALBERT
"Bill Downall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 09:49:39 -0500, Dennis Fleming wrote:
>
>>an use. I was using (Cval(computer)) but I guess I need (Cval
>(netuser)).
>
>you probably want ENVVAL('netuser'))
>
>To see what can be returned by the ENVVAL command (environment
>variable, open up a "command prompt" �(Program files/Run/cmd.exe)
>and type SET and press the enter key. You will see a list of all
>environment variables.
>
>If it scrolls off the screen, try
>
>SET | MORE
>
>or put the results in a file:
>
>SET > c:\envvals.txt
>
>Bill
>
>
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