Set PATH for xgrid job env

Hi all
When I enter:
xgrid -job submit /usr/bin/env
I get:
XGRIDPROCESSORCOUNT=2
XGRIDPROCESSORSPEED=2400
XGRIDAGENTNAME=aha
SECURITYSESSIONID=94b51520
PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
TMPDIR=/var/folders/zz/zzzivhrRnAmviueezzzzzjzzzzs/-Tmp-/
SHELL=/usr/bin/false
HOME=/var/empty
USER=nobody
LOGNAME=nobody
My question is how do a modify the path so that my xgrid job can find scripts that are in my normal users path??
For the time being im rapping scripts in a bash script that exports my PATH before actually making any calls. But this is very messy.
cheers!

The formscfg file you could to this kind of changes.
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