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Anoop_12
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fpid

Hi,
Please help me out find what is this fpid in Hp-Unix??
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Arunvijai_4
Honored Contributor

Re: fpid

Hi Anoop,

Can you give us more information about what are you looking for?

-Arun
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Anoop_12
New Member

Re: fpid

Hi,

I would like to know it is a predefined variable.like Process ID because in one of our script is using this variable..
Chan 007
Honored Contributor

Re: fpid

Anoop,

I am not sure about that I see nothing like fpid used for so.

It may be a variable or a 3rd party tool used.

Can you post the script

So that I can look

Chan
Steven E. Protter
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Re: fpid

Anoop,

Its not a reserved id or created by any utilities or configurations that came with the OS.

Someone just wrote a script or as others have said, its a result of third paty software.

fpid is nothing to HP-UX as far as I know.

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A. Clay Stephenson
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Re: fpid

It means no more and no less than the script's author intended for it to mean. It's just a variable and your question has no meaning unless taken in context. You should be able to find a statement in your script like "fpid=xxxxxxxx" or "read fpid" and that will tell you exactly what fpid means.
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Arunvijai_4
Honored Contributor

Re: fpid

HI Anoop,

"fpid" is nothing but a variable used in c&s programming. you can use your own variable depends upon your coding standards.

-Arun
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Anoop_12
New Member

Re: fpid

Hi,

Thanks for your help , I want to just know that is it related to OS.

Thanks
Anoop
Arunvijai_4
Honored Contributor

Re: fpid

I dont think it is related to OS

-Arun
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Arturo Galbiati
Esteemed Contributor

Re: fpid

fpid is not a reserved world in Unix, so it's not aprt of OS environment variable.

HTH,
Art