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SETQNAME()
Changes the file and path name for the QUIT file
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Syntax
SETQNAME([<cFileSpecification>]) --> lAmended
Argument
<cFileSpecification> Designates the new file name for the QUIT file
which can include a path and file extension. The default name for this
file is the name of the active .EXE file with a .Q extension.
Returns
SETQNAME() returns .T. when the new name and path are successfully set.
Description
The DSETQFILE() function allows you to create a QUIT file when a
CA-Clipper application returns to DOS. The default name for this file
is the name of the .EXE file with a .Q extension. Unless otherwise
specified, the QUIT file is saved in the directory from which the
application was started.
Using SETQNAME() you can designate an alternate name and a completely
different path for saving the QUIT file.
Note
. Calling this function without parameters returns .F., the
default value. The QUIT file name is reset to the default name.
Example
Change the name for the QUIT file:
SETQNAME("C:\LOGS\PROTO.LOG")
DSETQFILE(.T.) // Alternative name for QUIT file
See Also:
DSETQFILE()
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