You can define variables in the file. Their value passes on to the trigger script or program as environment variables. To define these variables, you need to add a section called to the file, which you can find in the server installation folder. The following example shows one way you can use this file:

<?xml version="1.0"?><ServerConfigData>  <Language>en</Language>  <WorkingMode>UPWorkingMode</WorkingMode>  <ServerType>ServerTypeAll</ServerType>    <TriggerVariables>    <TriggerVariable name="TRIGGERS_PATH" value="c:\triggers" />  </TriggerVariables></ServerConfigData>

This sample defines a variable called with the value . For example, you can use this variable in the script field when you create a trigger:

cm trigger create before-checkin "code checker" "@TRIGGERS_PATH\stylecheck.bat"

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