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Use the SysInitKey parameter to assign a value to a variable. Variables can be used in the task execution command-lines to be evaluated at run time. This parameter functions only when WttCmd executes from a task within a DTM job.

Syntax

wttcmd.exe /sysinitkey /key:<name> /value:<value>
Argument Description

/Key:<name>

The name of the variable.

/Value:<value>

The value to assign to the variable.

 

Examples

wttcmd.exe /sysinitkey /key:Debugger /value:ntsd

Remarks

Use the SysInitKey parameter to create an environment variable and assign a value to it.

The variable exists only during the lifetime of the job run.

 

 

Build date: 9/14/2012