This is correct and by design. When you use AdminMisc::SetEnvVar() it sets
the env var then sends out a system wide message indicating the environment
has been updated. Any service and application that listens for this message
can then update its copy of the environment (basically "refre
::AdminMisc::SetEnvVar(), I have to set the environment variable for
the window separately, but all other non-console windows use the new
environment. I set it by setting the appropriate key in the %ENV hash. For
example, "$ENV{'TIA'} = 865";
-Original Message-
From: Dea
Hello:
I wrote a script that modifies an environment variable during logon with the
Wi32::AdminMisc::SetEnvVar function. Although the function sets the environment
variable as expected, the change does not take effect until one of two things
happen:
1) The user logs off and then back
