Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

• 64: stop request queue
returns the status of a stop request on the queue. For more information on the stop request
queue, see the PROCESS_STOP_ Procedure (page 1121). The return values are defined as
follows:
A stop request is not queued.0
A stop request has not passed the security checks and the process is running at stop mode 1 or 2. The
stop request is queued pending the reduction of the stop mode to 0.
1
A stop request has passed the security checks but the process is running at stop mode 2. The stop request
is queued pending the reduction of the stop mode to 1.
2
• 65: mom's file name
returns the program file name of the mom of the process.
• 66: gmom's file name
returns the program file name of the job ancestor of the process.
• 67: Safeguard-authenticated logoff state
returns 1 in bit <15> if the Safeguard-authenticated logon flag is set but the process has logged
off, 0 otherwise.
Bits <0:14> are reserved and must not be assumed to contain 0.
• 68: inherited logon
returns 1 if the logon was inherited by the process, 0 otherwise.
• 69: stop on logoff
returns 1 if the process is to be stopped when it requests to be placed in the logged-off state,
0 otherwise.
• 70: propagate logon
returns 1 if the process' local descendants are to be created with the inherited-logon flag set,
0 otherwise.
• 71: propagate stop-on-logoff
returns 1 if the process' local descendants are to be created with the stop-on-logoff flag set,
0 otherwise.
• 72: logon flags and states
returns current settings of all the logon flags and state indicators. The bits are defined as
follows:
(reserved)<0:8>
Propagate stop-on-logoff<9>
Propagate logon<10>
Stop on logoff<11>
Inherited logon<12>
Safeguard-authenticated logoff<13>
Safeguard-authenticated logon<14>
Logged-on state<15>
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