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The Question is: Dear Wizard, I wonder if there is a system service/lexical function that shows process count (number of processes) in a specific node. I have thought of some indirect ways(f$pid/sys$process_scan+sys$getjpi) but it seems a bit clumsy... Thanks in advance ! Eran The Answer is : There is no direct means, other than the mechanism you are already aware of: counting the processes. The supported means requires counting all processes, using mechanisms provided by f$pid or by the underlying system services. Alternative (undocumented and unsupported) approaches can include examining the system address SYS$GW_IJOBCNT for the current number of interactive jobs. (Use SDA to locate the system virtual address of SYS$GW_IJOBCNT on your system and version, then use EXAMINE or f$fao -- using the indirect (at-sign) notation -- to retrieve the current value. At the command level, sequences such as: $ pipe sho user | search sys$input "number of processes" can be used on V7.1 and later. (The format of the output generated by DCL commands is subject to change without notice.)
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