Why unload variables in Windows batch files
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Is it considered necessary or good practice to unload variables used in Windows batch files? For example in the following code, is the at the end necessary? I have seen this in a number of places online, surely the variables are unloaded automatically when the batch file ends?
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@echo off set myFolder="C:\Temp\Batchfiles" echo %myFolder% set myFolder=
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will set a global environment variable. It will persist after the execution of your script. Let's have a look at an example. First, I clear the variable to make sure it doesn't exist. A quick test: Let's create that batch file and execute it: Let's …
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