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Sage X3 how get a list of client running processes


The following Subprog returns into an Integer array the list of all running processes of clients connected to X3 application server.
The Subprog needs this two local variables as parameters:
XPROCID, an Integer array in which are inserted the numbers of running processes
XNUM, an Integer which returns the count of running processes
  1. #
  2. #Restituisce una lista con tutti gli ID dei processi attivi sul server
  3. #
  4. Subprog GET_ALLPROCESS(XPROCID,XNUM)
  5. Variable Integer XPROCID
  6. Variable Integer XNUM
  8. Local Char RESULT(250)(1..dim(XPROCID))
  9. Local Integer STAT
  10. Local Char ORDSYS(250)
  11. Local Integer J , I, T
  12. Local Char CHAINE(250)
  14. Local Char PROCESS(250)
  16. ORDSYS = "psadx -afghimnopxt -l"-GLANGUE
  17. Call SYSTEME2(adxmac(0),ORDSYS,"",STAT,RESULT) From ORDSYS
  19. I = 3
  20. XNUM = 0
  21. While I<=STAT-1
  22. If I>=dim(RESULT) Then
  23. Call ERREUR(mess(161,115,1)) From GESECRAN : # Trop de lignes
  24. Break
  25. Endif
  26. CHAINE = RESULT(I)
  27. PROCESS = vireblc(mid$(CHAINE,1,instr(1,CHAINE," ")),2)
  28. If PROCESS <> "" Then
  29. T = val(PROCESS)
  30. If T > 0 Then
  31. XPROCID(XNUM) = T
  32. XNUM += 1
  33. Endif
  34. Endif
  35. I += 1
  36. Wend
  38. End
Here an example how to use the Subprog
  1. Local Integer XNUM
  2. Local Integer XPRCID(100)
  4. Call GET_ALLPROCESS(XPRCID,XNUM)
  6. Infbox "there are " + num$(XNUM) + " running client processes"
and a second one that show how delete records of a work table for all non-running processes
  1. #
  2. #Delete record not owned by running processes:
  3. #YVP is a table used as temporary container for cosultations and/or report,
  4. #the field YADXUID contains the value of variable adxuid(1)
  5. #
  6. Local Integer XNUM
  7. Local Integer XPRCID(100)
  9. Call GET_ALLPROCESS(XPRCID,XNUM)
  11. Delete [F:YVP] Where find(YADXUID,XPRCID(0..XNUM))=0

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