What is PID in onstat -g ses

What does PID in onstat -g ses (or in syssessions) represent when connection is network or ODBC connection? If I use that PID in "ps " command I can't find any process with that PID. Nebojsa ------------------------------------ Remove spam block (DELETE_) to reply

On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 02:33:02 -0500, Nebojsa Sevo wrote: It's the process id (PID) of the client process on the client side not the server side (years ago, in OL4/5 onstat -u showed the pid of the sqlturbo on the server side, now that's the session id - just some historical trivia). Art S. Kagel > What does PID in onstat -g ses (or in syssessions) represent when connection > is network or ODBC connection? > If I use that PID in "ps " command I can't find any process with that PID. > > Nebojsa > ------------------------------------ > Remove spam block (DELETE_) to reply