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From: spark
Message 8 in Discussion
Thanks for pointing the original question Pooj.
It is appended below. Is this the question?
I am not sure about a clear
answer for that, however here is an indirect methods - you can always list
processes and check the creation time of processes.
Let me explain with a
WMI script sample
(listprocs.vbs)]
set serv =
GetObject("winmgmts://./root/cimv2")
set objs = serv.ExecQuery("select * from
Win32_Process")
for each obj in
objs
wscript.echo obj.name & "
" & obj.CReationDate _
& " " & obj.ProcessId &"
"& _
obj.ThreadCount &" "&
obj.KernelModeTime
next
Run this on the console by
typing
> cscript listproc.vbs
And
it will list all the details that you notice there. Now if you can sort the data
by the 'CreationDate' value then ypou can determine the last started
process.
In the .Net world the interface to WMI is using the namespace
'System.Management'- you will find it very easy to do the equivalent of the
above sample.
As a note, here are the properties exposed by the
Win32_Process class:
Caption
CreationClassName
CreationDate
CSCreationClassName
CSName
Description
ExecutablePath
ExecutionState
Handle
HandleCount
InstallDate
KernelModeTime
MaximumWorkingSetSize
MinimumWorkingSetSize
Name
OSCreationClassName
OSName
OtherOperationCount
OtherTransferCount
PageFaults
PageFileUsage
ParentProcessId
PeakPageFileUsage
PeakVirtualSize
PeakWorkingSetSize
Priority
PrivatePageCount
ProcessId
QuotaNonPagedPoolUsage
QuotaPagedPoolUsage
QuotaPeakNonPagedPoolUsage
QuotaPeakPagedPoolUsage
ReadOperationCount
ReadTransferCount
SessionId
Status
TerminationDate
ThreadCount
UserModeTime
VirtualSize
WindowsVersion
WorkingSetSize
WriteOperationCount
WriteTransferCount
Does
this help ?
Rosh
Ps. Someday we will do a session on windows
scripting in b.net, that should be a lot of fun :)
-----Original
Message-----
From: Malpani, Pooja
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 6:07
PM
To: James, Roshan
Hello evry
1
i have asked this question may tm but until know ia
hven't got reply
i want to know is ther any
function win32API that will return me the appliaction
which was just started by th user i wnat to
get this information .
either appliaction is started
by program ur shortcut even through icons or there is any function through
which i can check if particular application has been activated
or not
PLz Reply Me Soon
Muddasir
Qidwai
HAve A nice day
BYe
With REgards
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