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Customize the Runtime Environment for a C Shell Script

If your job runs a C shell script, you can customize the runtime environment by specifying a specific environment for the script.

To customize the runtime environment for a C shell script, do the following:

• Set the environment in a .login file
• Set the HOME variable to the file's location in the ENVAR statement

Example: Customize the Runtime Environment for a C Shell Script

In this example, the agent picks up the environment for user root and runs the /home/bin/.login file before running the cmd1.csh C shell script.

AGENT SUN30
SCRIPTNAME /home/guest/bin/cmd1.csh
ENVAR HOME=/home/bin/

In this example, the agent is running as root. (Note that the login shell for root is not the C shell.)