Hi,
How do I get all the list of bshell id's currently in the system.
We are on Win 2K server

Warm Regards
Manu

The bshell's id's (=PID's) are obtained thru the Task Manager of Windows (on the server side).

For NT there was also some system (console) utilities that would give you a ps.exe program, similar to the UX one (I build my own ps and kill :) ), that probably can be also used on w2k, to give you the PID's.

Hi Victor,
I am looking for an executable (equivalent to 'ps' of unix) which can be used in shell scripts. Hence, task manager is ruled out.
Any help.

Regards
Manu

You should be able to find utilities like ps.exe in the web.
I just found a ps.exe + kill.exe in http://datax.zp.ua/projects

[ mine are smaller and even include /? for usage but this should do the trick ]

You should also look for a egrep.exe or similar to be able to extract information from the ps.exe, I know that several UX commands have been ported to NT/2000.

Hi,
Thanks for the reply. This was exactly what I wanted.

Warm Regards
Manu Satsangi

I dont remember exactly which one command... but it must be

licmon6.2 or licd6.2 [your baan version]

which shows all the current users connected to the bshell

if you go through that list the login code is appended by the bshell id like - user.2100

I cannot check up now, as we are on the BaaN-5.2 and Bclm is the new licence manager.

It's the licmon6.x (the licd6.x is the daemon)
You can use licmon6.x -w to list the users. Under the USER field it shows the login.pid, you need to extract this one but diregard information where TYPE is not ba or bx/bw