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IBMzOS_UnixProcess

z/OS Common Information Model User's Guide
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IBMzOS_UnixProcess

Purpose

This class provides basic information about z/OS processes running in the UNIX System Services subsystem. It supports all properties from CIM_Process plus a set of properties typical for UNIX processes.

Inheritance

Class IBMzOS_UnixProcess is not derived from IBMzOS_Process, and therefore no instances of IBMzOS_UnixProcess are returned when a client enumerates the instances of class IBMzOS_Process, rather than class CIM_Process.

  • CIM_Process
  • ← IBMzOS_UnixProcess

Module name

The module name of the CMPI provider that is registered for a CIM class which is used by the cimprovider command line tool for the administration of CMPI providers is

  • IBMzOS_UnixProcessProviderModule

Provider library

The physical name of a CMPI provider’s shared object library as it is stored in the hierarchical file system is

  • libcmpiOSBase_UnixProcessProvider.so

Properties

The following properties are common for eServer™:

string Name
The name of the z/OS UNIX process. This is usually the name of the executable that started the process.
string Handle [key]
The z/OS UNIX process ID.
uint32 Priority
The process priority.
uint16 ExecutionState
The process state (ready, blocked, suspended, stopped, and so on).
datetime CreationDate
The time when the process was started.
uint64 KernelModeTime
Not supported on z/OS.
uint64 UserModeTime
Not supported on z/OS.
string ParentProcessID
The parent process ID.
uint64 RealUserID
The real user ID.
uint64 ProcessGroupID
The process group ID.
uint64 ProcessSessionID
The process session ID.
string ProcessTTY
The TTY currently associated with this process.
string ModulePath
The executing process's command path.
string Parameters[]
The operating system parameters provided to the executing process. These are the argv[] values.

Class IBMzOS_UnixProcess has no z/OS specific properties.

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