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--- sqlways:faq:load-parameterization [July 26, 2009, 02:55:53 PM] – leonov
+++ sqlways:faq:load-parameterization [September 04, 2023, 07:50:10 AM] (current) – volha
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 ====== Parameterize login information after import script generation ======
-You can use environment variables to specify the **SERVISE**, **PASSWORD** and **USER** for the whole run in //**sqlways_all.bat**//. But first you need to specify those environment variables in the SQLWays, so that it used them in all the bat files with the commands, like:
+You can use environment variables to specify the **SERVIСE**, **PASSWORD** and **USER** for the whole run in //**sqlways_all.bat**//. But first you need to specify those environment variables in the SQLWays, so that it used them in all the bat files with the commands, like:
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 So, changing just three values in the sqlways_all.bat file, you can control which user, password and service name must be used for the whole load.
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