Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual (G06.25+)

Guardian Procedure Calls (P)
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PROCESS_GETINFOLIST_ Procedure
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82: login name
returns the login name. The login name is a user name associated with a login. A
byte length of 0 is returned if the process (or the process that created the target
process) did not log in, or if the target process is created using an operating
system version earlier than D30.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.
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83: group list
returns the number of groups the user belongs to followed by the group ID of each
group.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.
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84: saved set-user-ID
returns the saved set-user-ID. The saved set-user-ID is a process attribute that
allows some flexibility in the assignment of the effective user ID attribute.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.
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90: OSS process ID (OSS processes only)
See the
oss-pid parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_ procedure.
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91: OSS command (OSS processes only)
returns the first 80 bytes of the OSS command that created the process. A byte
length of 0 is returned if the process is not an OSS process.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.
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92: OSS arguments (OSS processes only)
returns the first 80 bytes of the arguments of the command that created the
process. Arguments in the returned string are separated by a space. A byte
length of 0 is returned if the process is not an OSS process.
This attribute is undefined if the target system is running an operating system
version earlier than D30.
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93: OSS program pathname (OSS processes only)
Returns the fully qualified OSS program pathname of an OSS program. This OSS
attribute is the OSS equivalent of the Guardian program file attribute (4). A byte
length of 0 is returned if either the calling process does not have the appropriate
security, OSS is not running, or a program pathname on a remote node is
requested.