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SUMMARY
The AT command should be used only to run programs that do no screen,
keyboard, etc. I/O. When the AT command spawns a process, it runs
detached in the background.
However, if a PATH statement is inserted in OS2INIT.CMD, this PATH
statement will be valid while the process is running. This works
because OS2INIT.CMD is executed when the new process is spawned.
MORE INFORMATIONExampleSuppose you have a command file with the following command in it:
The command file, OS2SAVE.CMD, merely saves files from one
subdirectory into another subdirectory. OS2SAVE.CMD contains the
following lines:
Running the command file without the AT command from the OS/2 prompt
works properly. However, running the command with the AT command does
not work. Changing "cp" to "copy" in OS2SAVE.CMD and using the OS/2
COPY command works properly.
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