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INCLUDE

Command Format

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Use INCLUDE to execute independent files or another object's login script as
a part of the login script currently being processed.
These subscripts can be text files that contain valid login script commands
(any of the commands explained in this appendix) or login scripts that belong
to a different object you have rights to.
Text files that contain login script commands, as well as other objects' login
scripts, can be used as subscripts. Use these subscripts to supplement the main
login script.
You can create and edit text file subscripts using any text editor. Subscripts do
not need to have any particular filenames or extensions.
The INCLUDE command executes the login script commands contained in
the subscript. It does not display the text of the subscripts.
INCLUDE nesting is limited only by available memory. This means that one
subscript file can include another subscript file, which can include yet another
subscript file, etc. In DOS, however, the maximum number of subscript files
that you can nest is 10.
If the subscript is a text file, users must have at least File Scan and Read rights
to the directory containing the subscript.
If you are using another object's login script as a subscript, users must have
the Browse right to the object whose script you are including and the Read
right to the object's Login Script property.
INCLUDE [path]filename
or
INCLUDE object_name
To use a text file as a subscript, replace path with either a drive letter or a full
directory path beginning with the NetWare volume name.
Replace filename with the complete name (including the extension) of the text
file.
To execute another object's login script as part of a login script, replace
object_name with the name of the object whose login script you want to use.