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I used the call.stack feature of unidata's port.status - I dont see that on universe. layer.stack does not appear to be even remotely the same...

is there a function on universe that will show me what program(s) a port is currently running?

thanks!

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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I used the call.stack feature of unidata's port.status - I dont see that on universe. layer.stack does not appear to be even remotely the same...

is there a function on universe that will show me what program(s) a port is currently running?

thanks!

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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Hi

Yes it's LAYER.STACK option of PORT.STATUS but you must isolate the port you inspect with PID xxx on the  statement.

Regards

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Manu Fernandes
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Hi

Yes it's LAYER.STACK option of PORT.STATUS but you must isolate the port you inspect with PID xxx on the  statement.

Regards

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Manu Fernandes
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AH, ok, it looks different - can I tell what line number from this display?

Layer type....... Program name.................... Address...
BASIC run machine SS.INPUT 0x000002AC
BASIC run machine SKID705 0x00000A8A

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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AH, ok, it looks different - can I tell what line number from this display?

Layer type....... Program name.................... Address...
BASIC run machine SS.INPUT 0x000002AC
BASIC run machine SKID705 0x00000A8A

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Kathleen Hambrick
Programmer at Colwell
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Hum

You have the internal adress into the code. 
You must use VLIST progfile progname
And read line vs adress

Regards

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Manu Fernandes
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