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tGetData returns same results
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Question:
I run my program on an NT 4 machine. After I bought the new version of Winbatch my program dosenīt work. I got the same answer in all cases. It works with PerfMon and I have the version (10008) of wproc34i.dll.Available_Bytes=80267284 Cache_Bytes=80267284 Working_Bytes=80267284
The machine has 1Mb of Memory (I knew that in this case). Whats wrong???
Available_Bytes=tGetData("\Memory\Available Bytes",0)
Message("Available_Bytes",Available_Bytes)
Cache_Bytes=tGetData("\Memory\Cache Bytes",0)
Message("Cache_Bytes",Cache_Bytes)
Working_Bytes=tGetData("\Process(_Total)\Working
Set",0)
Message("Working_Bytes",Working_Bytes)
Answer:
I was also able to recreate similar results, when I tested on Win 2000. We made some modifications to the Process extender. There should be a newer version of the Process Extender posted shortly. Keep your eye on the download page for version 10009 or newer.
Article ID: W14791
File Created: 2013:04:01:09:12:36
Last Updated: 2013:04:01:09:12:36