Caché ObjectScript Reference - InterSystems Documentation

Legacy Commands and FunctionsZNSPACE "%SYS"WRITE ##CLASS(SYS.Process).%OpenId($JOB).ClientNodeNameGet()See Also• $ZUTIL(67,5) Return the Routine Name of a Process function• $ZUTIL(67,13) Return the Executable of the Client Application function• $ZUTIL(67,14) Return the Operating System Running the Client Application function• $ZUTIL(67,15) Return the IP Address of the Client Application function• $JOB special variable$ZUTIL(67,13) (legacy function)Returns the name of the executable for a client application.$ZUTIL(67,13,pid)$ZU(67,13,pid)ParameterspidThe process ID number.DescriptionThis page describes the legacy function $ZUTIL(67,13), which has been superseded by theSYS.Process class methods. It is described here for compatibility with legacy applications.$ZUTIL(67,13,pid) returns a string containing the name of the executable file (.exe file) ofthe client application. If the pid is not a client application, $ZUTIL(67,13) returns the nullstring.On pre-5.1 versions of Caché, the client applications include the Caché SQL Manager(CSQLMGR.EXE), Caché Control Panel (CCTRLPNL.EXE), Caché Studio (CSTUDIO.EXE),Caché Explorer (CExplore.exe), and the Caché Configuration Manager (CCFGUTIL.EXE).All of these Caché applications appear on the Caché Control Panel as routine name %CDSrv0.You can, of course, create your own client applications.The Caché Terminal (routine name “shell”) and Caché Documentation are not client applications.782 Caché ObjectScript Reference