(imported topic written by Todd.CM)
Hi Everyone,
I need to create a new Fixlet and on the Relevance Tab and have it match 2 files using an environmental variable if possible.
I can find it via the 2 commands listed below.
Working Results from QnA
Q:
exists
file (
“C:”
&
(
if
(architecture
of
operating system
=
“x86_64”
)
then
“Program Files (x86)”
else
“Program Files”
)
&
“\IBM\Notes\bookmark.nsf”)
A:True
T:0.113 ms
Q:
exists
file (
“C:”
&
(
if
(architecture
of
operating system
=
“x86_64”
)
then
“Program Files (x86)”
else
“Program Files”
)
&
“\IBM\Notes\names.nsf”)
A:True
T:0.111 ms
However, I would like to do it in an option similar to the following, just in case the Program Files folder is not using C:\Program Files (For example D:\Program Files).
Failed Results from QnA
Q:
exists
file
“{value of variable “
ProgramFiles
” of environment & “
IBM
Notes
names
.
nsf”}”
E:This expression could not be parsed.
Q:
exists
file
“{value of variable “
ProgramFiles
” of environment & “
IBM
Notes
bookmark
.
nsf”}”
E:This expression could not be parsed.
Q:
exists
file
“names.nsf”
of
“{value of variable “
ProgramFiles
” of environment & “
IBM
Notes”}”
E:The operator “file” is not defined.
Q:
exists
file
“bookmark.nsf”
of
“{value of variable “
ProgramFiles
” of environment & “
IBM
Notes”}”
E:The operator “file” is not defined.
Is anyone able to provide any insight into what the correct relevance is for this?
Thanking you in advance,
Todd