Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual (G06.25+)

Guardian Procedure Calls (P)
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PROCESS_GETINFOLIST_ Procedure
<9> Propagate stop-on-logoff
<10> Propagate logon
<11> Stop on logoff
<12> Inherited logon
<13> Safeguard-authenticated logoff
<14> Safeguard-authenticated logon
<15> Logged-on state
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73: applicable attributes
returns the attribute types that are defined for the calling process. OSS attributes
are 26, 27, and 90 through 99. Guardian extended attributes are 21 through 23,
and 80 through 84. The return value of an undefined attribute is also undefined.
The bits are defined as follows:
<0:13> (reserved)
<14> The process type, where:
0 Guardian process. Return values for OSS attributes are
undefined.
1 OSS process. Return values for OSS attributes are defined.
<15> The Guardian extended attributes, where:
0 No Guardian extended attributes. The target system is running an
operating system version earlier than D30. Return values for
Guardian extended attributes are undefined.
1 Guardian Extended attributes. The target system is running RVU
D30 or later. Return values for Guardian extended attributes are
defined.
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76: process file segment (PFS) in use
returns the size of the process file segment (in bytes) that is being used when the
call was made.
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77: maximum process file segment (PFS) used
returns the maximum size of the process file segment (in bytes) that had ever been
used at any time the call was made.
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80: effective group ID
returns the effective group ID. The effective group ID is a process attribute used in
determining access. This value can change during the process lifetime. The
group ID is a nonnegative integer that is used to identify a group of system users.
Each system user is a member of at least one group.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.
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81: saved set-group-ID
returns the saved set-group-ID. The saved set-group-ID is a process attribute that
allows some flexibility in the assignment of the effective group ID attribute.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.