Command SETINI
Function:
Set or delete an initialisation file key value.
Syntax:
SETINI section key=[value] [filename]
| section | Specifies the section name. |
| key | Specifies the name of the key in the section to use. |
| value | Specifies the key value to set. |
| filename | Specifies the initialisation file name. |
Note:
- Initialisation files generally have a .INI file extension.
- The file extension must be included as part of the file name when parameter filename is specified (eg. WIN.INI).
- When parameter filename is not specified then WIN_ONE.INI is used. Since WIN_ONE.INI is automatically mapped to the System Registry, then setting or deleting a key value from WIN_ONE.INI will set or delete the key value from the System Registry.
- When parameter value is not specified then the key will be deleted from the specified section in the initialisation file.
- When parameter key is specified as an empty string (ie. "") then the complete section will be deleted from the initialisation file. The syntax is as follows :-
SETINI section "" [filename]
- Also see command GETINI, GETREG, SETREG and Batch Programs.
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