Windows Vista How to see the command line that has started a process?

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Rosivaldo Fernandes Alves

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I have a GUI application that calls a console utility, passing to it several
parameters. How can I know the exact command line issued in such calls?

Thanks in advance,

Rosivaldo.
 
Re: How to see the command line that has started a process?

Have it Echo the command lines to a command window?

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Steve Easton


"Rosivaldo Fernandes Alves" <rosivaldo.alves@oi.com.br> wrote in message
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>I have a GUI application that calls a console utility, passing to it several
> parameters. How can I know the exact command line issued in such calls?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Rosivaldo.
 
Re: How to see the command line that has started a process?

"Steve Easton" <admin@95isalive.com> wrote in message
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<newbie top-posting corrected>
>>
>>I have a GUI application that calls a console utility, passing to it
>>several
>> parameters. How can I know the exact command line issued in such calls?
>
> Have it Echo the command lines to a command window?
>

He would not be able to do that without being able to alter the script in a
way that would have given him the desired information in the first place.

I tried experimenting with altering the COMSPEC to "cmd.exe /k", but it does
not seem to hold, and it would not make a difference if there was an EXIT
command in the script, anyway.

ss.
 
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