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SYMPTOMSWhen you run an MS-DOS - based application that requires a large amount of environment space, such as a compiler, you may encounter Runtime Error 6009. CAUSE
This error occurs when there are not enough bytes allocated for the
environment.
WORKAROUND
The environment size can be adjusted from the command line or in a .BAT or
.CMD file in the SYSTEM32 directory by adding the following line:
Additionally, you can use the /P parameter to make the new command interpreter permanent, and you can use the /C parameter to run a specific program after initiating Command. The environment can also be changed by adding the following line to the CONFIG.NT file in the SYSTEM32 subdirectory
where "SIZE" is the maximum length in bytes you want COMMAND.COM to allocate for each program. The maximum size for the environment is 32768 bytes. REFERENCESFor more information about the Windows NT command prompt and commands for the MS-DOS and Windows NT subsystems, please see Chapter 9 of the Windows NT "System Guide." Additional query words: prodnt 3.10 err msg
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