Routine for listing which users are logged in?

[Ignacio Valdes]

Hi,   Is there a routine that will reliably list which users are currently logged in on text based system without having to check through each user?  XU FINDUSER is 'tedious because you have to enter one user at a time for it to look up.'  Checking XUS Active User is inaccurate because abnormal terminations will still show them as being active when they are not.

-- IV

[Sam Habiel]

The new ZSY (https://github.com/shabiel/Kernel-GTM/blob/master/Kernel/Routines/ZSY.m;
which requires a slightly modified ZU
[https://github.com/shabiel/Kernel-GTM/blob/master/Kernel/Routines/ZUGTM.m]),
displays all active processes with user names. It actually looks
really nice.

I have had a report that this version of ZSY causes replication to
hang; but I honestly couldn't verify that for sure (the reports were
conflicting); so maybe you shouldn't use it if you have replication
turned on. I will write a version that does not do mupip interrupts on
mupip processes.

Here's the manual, which I lovingly put together in Tex:
https://github.com/shabiel/Kernel-GTM/blob/master/doc/ZSY.pdf.

--Sam

On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 9:20 PM Ignacio Valdes <iva...@hal-pc.org> wrote:
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> Hi, Is there a routine that will reliably list which users are currently logged in on text based system without having to check through each user? XU FINDUSER is 'tedious because you have to enter one user at a time for it to look up.' Checking XUS Active User is inaccurate because abnormal terminations will still show them as being active when they are not.
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[K.S. Bhaskar]

If you have a scenario in which this causes replication to stall (other than doing to with a Source Server process), I'd like to get details. The design of replication is such that its processes are independent of application processes. Thank you.

Regards

– Bhaskar

On Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 8:53:18 AM UTC-4, Sam Habiel wrote:

The new ZSY (https://github.com/shabiel/Kernel-GTM/blob/master/Kernel/Routines/ZSY.m;
which requires a slightly modified ZU
[https://github.com/shabiel/Kernel-GTM/blob/master/Kernel/Routines/ZUGTM.m]),
displays all active processes with user names. It actually looks
really nice.

I have had a report that this version of ZSY causes replication to
hang; but I honestly couldn't verify that for sure (the reports were
conflicting); so maybe you shouldn't use it if you have replication
turned on. I will write a version that does not do mupip interrupts on
mupip processes.

Here's the manual, which I lovingly put together in Tex:
https://github.com/shabiel/Kernel-GTM/blob/master/doc/ZSY.pdf.

--Sam

On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 9:20 PM Ignacio Valdes <iva...@hal-pc.org> wrote:
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> Hi,   Is there a routine that will reliably list which users are currently logged in on text based system without having to check through each user?  XU FINDUSER is 'tedious because you have to enter one user at a time for it to look up.'  Checking XUS Active User is inaccurate because abnormal terminations will still show them as being active when they are not.
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