What INI file is Uniface using when it executes?
A Uniface application running under MS Windows will, by default, search for a similarly named INI file in the Windows default directory – this is normally C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINNT35 or the like. For example, an application called myapp.exe will search for a file called myapp.ini, and if it does not find this, the default usys.ini (or usys61.ini) will be used. It is also possible to specify an INI file using the /ini switch. For example: c:\mydir\myapp.exe /ini=foo Note that the .ini extension should not be included, and that the default location is the Windows directory. Technical Note: In order to maintain the Command Line History, Uniface uses its default INI file (usys<61>.ini) to record this information in the [HISTORY] section. It must do this because the INI file could be supplied via the command line so Uniface has not yet accessed any other ini file.
