USERNAME
Meaning
The variable only applies to Windows systems. It contains the UTM user ID for the dialog terminal process utmdtp.
Range of values
UTM user ID
Default value
Windows logon name under which utmdtp is started.
Process
USERNAME is evaluated in every utmdtp process at the start.
UTM_PIPE_TIME
Meaning
The variable only applies to Windows systems. It contains the wait time in seconds for the named pipe handling on Windows systems.
Range of values
1 - 99 (sec).
Default value
3 (sec).
Process
UTM_PIPE_TIME is evaluated in every UTM process that uses named pipes at the start of the process.
UTM_BREAK_BEFORE_DUMP
Meaning
The variable only applies to Windows systems. It defines whether or not a breakpoint is requested before each UTM dump.
Range of values
The environment variable is either defined or not defined; no value is necessary.
If the environment variable is defined, a breakpoint is requested before each UTM dump. In this case, the application run can be continued under the control of the Microsoft Visual C++ debugger in order to analyze the error. The UTM dump is created in the process (as without breakpoint).
Default value
Environment variable not defined, i.e. no breakpoint.
Process
The environment variable is evaluated in the work process before each UTM dump.
UTM_BREAK_BEFORE_KCSTRMA
Meaning
The variable only applies to Windows systems. It defines whether or not a breakpoint is requested before each application termination.
Range of values
The environment variable is either defined or not defined; no value is necessary.
If the environment variable is defined, a breakpoint is requested before each application termination. In this case, the application run can be continued under the control of the Microsoft Visual C++ debugger in order to analyze the error. A UTM dump is created in the process (as without breakpoint).
Default value
Environment variable not defined, i.e. no breakpoint.
Process
The environment variable is evaluated in the work process before each application termination.