Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

process-id
input, output
INT:ref:4
is an array where PROCESSINFO returns the four-word process ID of the process whose status
is actually being returned. This can be different from the process whose status is requested
through cpu,pin (see the error parameter).
On input, the process-id contents can be used as a search criterion (see the search-mode
parameter).
Note that process ID is a four-word array where:
Process name or creation timestamp[0:2]
Reserved.<0:3>[3]
Processor number where the process is executing.<4:7>
PIN assigned by the operating system to identify the process in the processor..<8:15>
creator-access-id
input, output
INT:ref:1
returns the creator access ID of process-id. The creator access ID identifies the user who initiates
the creation of the process. For information about the creator access ID, see the
CREATORACESSID procedure Considerations (page 243) and the Guardian User's Guide.
On input, the creator-access-id contents can be used as a search criterion (see the
search-mode parameter).
process-access-id
input, output
INT:ref:1
returns the process access ID of process-id. For information about the process access ID,
see the CREATORACESSID procedure Considerations (page 243) and the Guardian User's
Guide.
On input, the process-access-id contents can be used as a search criterion (see the
search-mode parameter).
priority
input, output
INT:ref:1
returns the current execution priority of this process.
On input, the priority contents can be used as a search criterion (see the search-mode
parameter).
program-filename
input, output
INT:ref:12
is an array where PROCESSINFO returns the internal-format file name of the process-id's
program file.
On input, the contents of program-filename can be used as a search criterion (see the
search-mode parameter). To designate a file that resides on a remote system designated by
sysnum, you can simply specify the local form of the file name; if you specify the network form
of the file name, the system number must match sysnum or an error is returned.
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