If you're on a late enough version of UD have a look at SYSTEM(50). I
can see it on my system as of 6.0.12 but not at 5.1.27.
Here is a snippet from help system
50 The UniBasic SYSTEM(50) function returns a list of files open
in UniBasic as a dynamic array. The first field is multivalued, and
Why not just change the UniData tunable for MAX_OPEN_FILE - we normally
set this to 2000?
That overcomes some limitations imposed by SB+ when regenerating
expressions...
Robert
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If you're on a late enough version of UD have a look at SYSTEM(50). I
can see it on my system as of 6.0.12 but not at 5.1.27.
Here is a snippet from help
HELP SYSTEM gave me this info.
The file names are in the array that system(50) creates. 1,2 is the
number of open files and there is an attribute in the array for each
file.
PORT.STATUS PID ### FILEMAP
Is the only way I can think of to get the list of filenames from another
process. I'm not
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CRT @(0,23):Finished ;INPUT JUNK
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Susan
On Unix at least you can use the fuser -u filename command.
e.g.
find dir_path -exec fuser -u {} \;/work/pidlog
The pidlog file will contain an entry for every file and each file will have
the list of PIDs that have the file open. You can use the text file to
collate a counted total of
