Thanks for the replies everyone. I'll give these ideas a try.
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It may be easier to use
Hello, is there a system command or function that can show the open files
for the running process similar to a stack in system(9001)? I'm running
Universe 10.1.12/SunOS 5.9
Thanks!
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PORT.STATUS PID MFILE.HIST from the uv account.
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Hello, is there a system command or function
Subject: RE: [U2] Files Open
PORT.STATUS PID MFILE.HIST from the uv account.
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Hello, is there a system
wherever it's
needed.
eg. FILES.OPEN = SomeUserWrittenFunction()
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I'm sorry, I meant within
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I'm sorry, I meant within the process running.
E.g. stack=system(9001)
files.open=somesystemfunction()
Thanks
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