SET
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Format:      SET [name] [separator] [value]

Purpose:     Displays/sets environment items.

Use:	     If no parameters are given,  then all currently defined
	environment  items  and their current values are  displayed.
	Initially  there are several items set up to default  values
	(see HELP ENV on Environment Items).

	     If  just  a name is given as the  parameter,  then  the
	current value of the specified environment item is printed.

	     If the name is followed by a non-space separator,  then
	the  separator  is  ignored  and  the name  is  set  to  the
	following value. If the value is blank (i.e. not given) then
	the environment item is deleted from the environment space.

	     The  area of memory used for environment items is  also
	used  for disk buffers.  Thus if a 'not enough memory' error
	occurs  when  using the SET command,  then it  may  help  to
	reduce the number of disk buffers (see the BUFFERS command).

	     HELP  ENV  gives  more information  about   environment
	items and the items and values that are set up by default.

Examples:

	SET
	REDIR=ON
	UPPER=OFF
	ECHO=OFF
	PROMPT=OFF
	PATH=;
	TIME=12
	DATE=yy-mm-dd
	TEMP=A:\
	HELP=A:\HELP
	SHELL=A:\COMMAND2.COM

	     No parameters were given,  so all the  currently
	set  environment  items were printed,  in  this  case
	typical default values.

	SET FRED=WOMBAT

	     An item called FRED is set to the value WOMBAT.

	SET FRED
	WOMBAT

	     The current value of FRED is printed.

	SET FRED=

	     The  item  FRED  is set to a  null  value,  thus
	removing it from the environment item list.
