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Defining Environment Variables in a File

You define each environment variable on a single line in a text file as a variable=value pair. You must create a different file for each type of environment variable. For example, you might create a file named agent_vars.txt to store all your agent-wide environment variables and a file named mgr_stress_vars.txt to store all your manager-wide environment variables.

Example: Defining Environment Variables

A text file contains the following two manager-specific environment variables required for CA Workload Automation AE.

AUTOSYS=C:\Program Files\CA\EWA\autosys
AUTOROOT=C:\Program Files\CA\EWA