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if running script under cmd.exe use %<EnvVarName> to reference it: echo %OPENAI_LOG_FORMAT
– TWI Nov 8, 2019 at 13:18 21 Exit program in windows command prompt

setx OPENAI_LOG_FORMAT 'stdout,log,csv,tensorboard' makes a "user variable" setx 19 Windows equivalent of SSH
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$OPENAI_LOGDIR is not fetching the variable value – singh adi Nov 9, 2019 at 5:20 1 How to save last execution of my command
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2 TWI is unfortunately not entirely correct. In cmd , the syntax is %VariableName% . So,
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Open your computer

1. Search for this PC icon

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2. Click on with the right button than choose properties.

3. Click on Advanced System Settings (left part)

4. Click on Environment Variables (right-down)

5. Add a new system variable and save the changes

Now it will work for all users. To test open the cmd and type echo %your_variable%

for more information, see What are PATH and other environment variables, and how can I set
or use them?

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3 There’s no need to create persistent environment variables for everything. – Daniel B Nov 14, 2019 at
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