Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

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This attribute is also a parameter of PROCESS_GETINFO_ .
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This attribute can be used as a search attribute.
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This attribute cannot be specified as a return attribute
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This attribute applies only to OSS processes.
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This attribute requires auxiliary data. The data lengthn in the high-order 4 bits is shown as n<<12.
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These attributes are identical to their 32-bit counterparts except that they contain 64-bit values rather than 32-bit values.
1: creator access ID
See the creator-access-id parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_ procedure.
2: process access ID
See the process-access-id parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_ procedure.
3: maximum priority
as a search attribute, specifies the maximum priority of interest. For example, specifying a
maximum priority of 199 includes all application processes in the search.
Maximum priority cannot be specified as a return attribute code.
4: Guardian program file
See the program-file parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_ procedure.
5: home terminal
See the hometerm parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_ procedure.
6: gmom's process handle
See the gmom's-processhandle parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_
procedure.
7: job id
See the jobid parameter returned by the PROCESS_GETINFO_ procedure.
8: process subtype
as a search attribute, specifies the subtype of interest. On return, it contains the subtype of
the process.
For more information about process subtypes, see the PROCESS_CREATE_ procedure General
Considerations (page 992).
9: minimum priority
as a search attribute, specifies the minimum priority of interest. Minimum priority cannot be
specified as a return attribute code.
10: process state
as a search attribute, specifies the process state.
The bits are defined as follows:
(reserved)<0:10>
The process state, where:<11:15>
unallocated process0
starting1
runnable (OSS process state equivalent is CONT)2
suspended (OSS process state equivalent is STOP)3
(reserved)4
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