%DUMP SESSIONS--List Windows Sessions
Lists Windows shell sessions started by the Agent.
Syntax
%DUMP SESSIONSParameters
This command has no parameters.
Description
%DUMP SESSIONS applies to Agents running on the Windows operating system only. It lists Windows shell sessions started by the Agent. The sessions are listed in a table with one session per row, and the following columns:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| CreateTime | time session was created, in seconds from Epoch |
| SessionID | unique identifier for the session |
| ShellPid | OS process ID of the session’s process |
| TRM | T (true) if the shell process has been terminated F (false) otherwise |
| RC | T (true) if the read handle to the shell process has been closed F (false) otherwise |
| WC | T (true) if the write handle to the shell process has been closed F (false) otherwise |
| SPH | O (open) if the shell process handle is open C (closed) if the shell process handle is closed |
| RPH | O (open) if the shell read pipe handle is open C (closed) if the shell read pipe handle is closed |
| WPH | O (open) if the shell write pipe handle is open C (closed) if the shell write pipe handle is closed |
| WSH | O (open) if the shell write signal handle is open C (closed) if the shell write signal handle is closed |
| InQ | L (list) if the inbound FIFO queue has a list E (empty) if the inbound FIFO queue is empty |
| OutQ | L (list) if the outbound FIFO queue has a list E (empty) if the outbound FIFO queue is empty |
| SRP | T (true) if the Agent is waiting to read data from the session F (false) otherwise |
| SWP | T (true) Agent is waiting to write data to the session F (false) otherwise |
| PCr | T (true) if a carriage return character remains from the end of previously read data F (false) otherwise |
| BM | T (true) if session is being managed; that is, Agent has established a connection to the shell F (false) if a connection to the shell has not yet been established |
| ShF | T (true) if shell has failed F (false) if shell has not failed |
Note
The %DUMP SESSIONS command is one of a series of dump commands available from the command line. Use the %DUMP command (no argument) to obtain a list of items that can be dumped.
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