Modify the <machine>.env file that is appropriate for your system:

• solaris.env
• ENV (MVS)
• aix.env
• hpux.env
• linux.env
• ntenv.bat

Each of these files is executable. Once you have modified the appropriate file for your system, execute it to export the machine environment variables. Examples of some of the .env files are shown in the following listings.

The following listing is an example of a UNIX .env file.

Listing The linux.env File

linux.env
export APPDIR=<Your application directory bin here>
export TUXCONFIG=<Your ATMI configuration qualified name here>
export BDMCONFIG=<Your ATMI domain configuration qualified name here>
export TUXDIR=<Your ATMI product directory here>
export STACK=<Your stack product library here>
#example STACK=/opt/ibm/sna/lib64
export PATH=$APPDIR:$TUXDIR/bin:$PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$TUXDIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$STACK

The following listing is an example of an MVS .env file.

Listing The mvs.env File

*================================================================
* mvs.env
* Environment macros for running the CRM on MVS.
*
* 
*-----------------------------------------------------------------------
APPDIR=<Your site high-level qualifier here>
*example APPDIR=ORACLE