Re: Tracing sqlturbos on hosts to client processes

> Jim Gordon writes: > > The sqlturbo is the server process for the client program. Its parent > > is the client process, on a unix box the PPID of the sqlturbo is the > > PID of the client process if they are running on the same box. Use ps > > -fu. > Fine if you're on the same box, but how about when it's an IStar connection? > Anyone? > > cheers and merry xmas > Jack Parker |"Almost had a heart attack, The best answer I can give you is that you find out the user name that the connection is using and check for a sqlturbo with that username with a PPID of the sqlexecd process which is the I-Star deamon. The sqlexecd process should also have the correct engine name! I'm sorry, off hand, I don't know how to distinguish multiple users all using the same login name. It could have something to do with the licence number reported by the sqlturbo running on the host? But on mine it doesn't appear to report the license number of my I-Net software. Cheers - Jim My opinions are my own. They may vary with time but they remain MINE! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Jim Gordon Internet: jgordon@ssf-sys.DHL.COM Company: DHL Systems Inc Phone: (415) 375-5222 (Work) Address: 700 Airport Blvd. #300 (415) 775-7762 (Home) Burlingame, CA 94010-1937 Fax: (415) 375-5019 ----------------------------------------------------------------------