From: B00ze64@hotmail.com   
      
   On 2017-09-07 08:26, John Gray  wrote:   
      
   > To my surprise, that environment variable is available both before and after   
   setlocal in the called.bat file.   
      
   SETLOCAL creates a COPY of the environment when it is executed. So the   
   value is still there, but if you modify it the new value will not   
   propagate to the calling environment.   
      
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