Fujitsu 5.0L10 Manual De Usuario

At compilation, and link-editing, and execution of application programs, the user can specify tuning the operating 
environment with environment variables. 

For the specification formats and meanings of the environment variables, refer to the "RDB User's Guide: Application 
Program Development." 

 

·  LANG (UNIX only) 

 

· RDBDB 

 

· SQLPC 

 

· SQLPCOB 

 

·  INCDIR (UNIX only) 

 

·  INCLUDE (Windows NT/2000/XP only) 

 

· LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64 

 

· LD_LIBRARY_PATH 

 

· LD_PRELOAD 

 

· SHLIB_PATH 

 

· RDBNAME 

 

· SQLRTENV 

In addition, there are environment variables related to the execution parameters of the operating environment file for 
application programs. The operating environment file is used to tune the operating environment of application 
programs; however, a part of environment can be specified with environment variables. The parameters specified in 
those environment variables are also valid in the rdbupt command. 

If a specification resulting from an environment variable duplicates a specification resulting from an operating 
environment file, the former specification takes precedence. 

Table: Environment variables specified upon execution of the application program and execution parameters of the 
operating environment file shows the correspondence between environment variables and execution parameters of 
the operating environment file. 

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