• The $ will evaluate the content of the !s variable as if the content was directly typed in the command window.
    The following command is not valid [COLOR=#333333]OutputFile[/COLOR] [COLOR=#333333]'c:\temp\test.txt'[/COLOR]
    Note the content of !s variable must be a valid command instruction.
    If you are trying to DB list you can use the following code statements

    [COLOR=#333333]!fileName = 'c:\temp\test.txt'[/COLOR]
    !s = 'file /' & !fileName                $* Valid command
    $!s                                      $* Evaluate string which contains a valid command

    output ce                                $* Output CE
    term                                     $* Close file
  • !NewLine =|
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    and simply use it wherever you want.