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   OH.EXE and OPENFILES.EXE use the same mechanism.  There is additional =
overhead, which is why you must enable it, for the kernel to keep track =
of the open files and other objects in a form that means something to =
you.

Rich

  "Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in message =
news:414322c3{at}w3.nls.net...
  Hi,

  using openfiles /query.

  Well, first, to use it, You need to: openfiles /local on - which will =
enable=20
  "global system flag: maintain objects list" - wtf ? - Why is this so=20
  complicated ? It requires restart ?!
  Also, there is a note: "could add performance overhead" ?! Why ? If i=20
  initiate openfiles /query it will say: "Please wait. Getting data..." =
(this=20
  is sooo funny) =3D=3D So it is getting data, it is not working =
constantly so it=20
  does not have the full list all the time - which it would need to =
refresh=20
  all the time to get perfomance overhead ?, so it is not fast, so there =
is=20
  getting data funny thing ?! - anyone falowing me ?
  If it is using WMI, there should be difference for connecting to local =

  repository =3D=3D should be very fast.
  If this is because it is checking for openned files by remote side ? =
=3D=3D=20
  there is noone connected =3D=3D should not ping time out, should be =
faster.

  If i enable this, is that connected to oh.exe which is displaying open =

  handles ?

  Ok, im using this two commands very long now, but is hate to restart =
the=20
  working computer just to get the open files or open handles, man, im =
pissed=20
  off.

  Sorry.

  If anyone has any info or explanation, Thank You!


  ---
  M.=20


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   OH.EXE
and OPENFILES.EXE =
use the same=20
mechanism.  There is additional overhead, which is why you must =
enable it,=20
for the kernel to keep track of the open files and other objects in a = form that=20
means something to you.
 
Rich
 

  "Hrvoje Mesing" <Hrvoje.Mesing{at}zg.htnet.hr&g=">mailto:Hrvoje.Mesing{at}zg.htnet.hr">Hrvoje.Mesing{at}zg.htnet.hr&g=
t;=20
  wrote in message news:414322c3{at}w3.nls.net...Hi=
,using=20
  openfiles /query.Well, first, to use it, You need to: =
openfiles /local=20
  on - which will enable "global system flag: maintain
objects list" =
- wtf ?=20
  - Why is this so complicated ? It requires restart ?!Also, =
there is a=20
  note: "could add performance overhead" ?! Why ? If i initiate =
openfiles=20
  /query it will say: "Please wait. Getting data..." (this
is sooo =
funny) =3D=3D=20
  So it is getting data, it is not working constantly so it does not =
have=20
  the full list all the time - which it would need to refresh all =
the time=20
  to get perfomance overhead ?, so it is not fast, so there is =
getting data=20
  funny thing ?! - anyone falowing me ?If it is using WMI, there =
should be=20
  difference for connecting to local repository =3D=3D should be =
very=20
  fast.If this is because it is checking for openned files by remote =
side ?=20
  =3D=3D there is noone connected =3D=3D should not ping time out, =
should be=20
  faster.If i enable this, is that connected to oh.exe
which is=20
  displaying open handles ?Ok, im using this
two commands =
very long=20
  now, but is hate to restart the working computer just to get the =
open=20
  files or open handles, man, im pissed
off.Sorry.If =
anyone=20
  has any info or explanation, Thank
You!---M.=20


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