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In article <20NOV199214022980@erich.triumf.ca>, music@erich.triumf.ca (FRED W. BACH) writes:
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| In article <1992Nov13.153939.3984@arizona.edu>, Leonard@Arizona.EDU writes...
| #In article <1992Nov13.203833.413@wega.rz.uni-ulm.de>, ORAKEL@rzmain.rz.uni-ulm.de (Framstag)
| #writes:
| #| 
| #| I want to find out (in DCL!) on which node a given process runs:
| #| I have the process-name and his pid, but I don't know on which node on the
| #| cluster it runs.
| #| 
| #| SHOW PROCESS/ID=pid  gives me the information, but I want it in a symbol
| #| and I don't want to use temporary files.
| #| 
| #| Any hints?
| # 
| #F$GetJPI(pid,"NODENAME") does the trick, strangely enough.  (Not documented
| #in the F$GetJPI help file as of V5.5-1.)
| # 
| #Aaron
| # 
|    I tried this with someone else's PID number and it complains to me
|   about not enough priv's.

Well, the original poster didn't suffer from your inadequacy, because he was 
capable of doing a SHOW PROCESS/ID on someone else's process.

| 
|    More ideas?

(Quick answer for you:)

1. $ SHOW SYS/CLUS to an output file
2. Read the output file and figure it out.

(And a question.)

If you don't have any privs, then how did you get this PID without 
knowing the node name?  And what do you think you're going to
accomplish now that you have the node name?

Aaron