SETENV.SQC & Directing SQR input/Output on UNIX

[Terry Micciche <tmiccich@PRIMENET.COM>]

I have a question about the SETENV.SQC and SQR input/output file
directories....

We are running 7.5 of HR/SA on a Sun UNIX/Oracle platform.  Our question
is
regarding when SQRs running on UNIX read input files or write output
files.
 Our UNIX directory structure is such that the database name determines
one
of
the levels in the name.  For example, our PS_HOME directory for our
Development
DB is:

/opt/psdev/....

whereas our PS_HOME directory for our Production DB is

/opt/psprd/.....

PS delivers the SETENV.SQC that sets up the environment variables.  This
SQC
defines the FILEPREFIX substitution variable for UNIX:

#ifdef UNIX
#define FILEPREFIX /usr/tmp/

This FILEPREFIX substitution variable is used throughout the delivered
system
to direct reading of input files and writing of output files.

We obviously need to change this UNIX directory to be unique to our UNIX

environment. We want to one version of SETENV.SQC that works for all
environments   without having to modify delivered SQRs.  Any words of
wisdom
for us?

Leslie Mathews
Northern Arizona University
Applications Systems Analyst, Sr.
520-523-6469
leslie.mathews@nau.edu