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That is correct and I would myself prefer dir named without spaces. But this is a requirement which I need to fulfill. So I do not have a way out. If there is any tried solution or suggestion, please let me know! Regards, Priyanka From: Bremser, Kurt (AMOS Austria GmbH) [mailto:Kurt.Bremser@xxxxxxxxxx]
In my experience, having blanks in a UNIX path is such a PITA that I do everything to avoid it. Everytime you need to hand it over you have to worry how many escapes
(\) you have to do so that it arrives correctly at the end of the information chain. It is MUCH less hassle to simply use underlines. Therefore it is my advice to repair the "broken" directory name to my_dir and live happily ever after. Kurt Bremser AMOS Austria Hietzinger Kai 101-105 1130 Wien +43 59009 80627 Der Geist ist wie ein Fallschirm. Er funktioniert am besten, wenn er ganz offen ist. Newton was wrong. There is no gravity. The Earth sucks. Von: Nawalramka, Priyanka [priyanka.nawalramka@xxxxxx] Hi All, I am trying to set an environment variable using SetEnv directive. I need to set a value containing space characters. Any help on how to escape spaces in the variable value? For example: SetEnv dir_root "/dir1/m1/s1/my dir" I tried enclosing the value in quotations, escaping space using backslash, \040 and \s. Nothing seems to be working. Regards, Priyanka
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