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ProcessInfo.SetAll Method
.NET Framework 1.1
Sets internal information indicating the status of the process.
[Visual Basic] Public Sub SetAll( _ ByVal startTime As DateTime, _ ByVal age As TimeSpan, _ ByVal processID As Integer, _ ByVal requestCount As Integer, _ ByVal status As ProcessStatus, _ ByVal shutdownReason As ProcessShutdownReason, _ ByVal peakMemoryUsed As Integer _ ) [C#] public void SetAll( DateTime startTime, TimeSpan age, int processID, int requestCount, ProcessStatus status, ProcessShutdownReason shutdownReason, int peakMemoryUsed ); [C++] public: void SetAll( DateTime startTime, TimeSpan age, int processID, int requestCount, ProcessStatus status, ProcessShutdownReason shutdownReason, int peakMemoryUsed ); [JScript] public function SetAll( startTime : DateTime, age : TimeSpan, processID : int, requestCount : int, status : ProcessStatus, shutdownReason : ProcessShutdownReason, peakMemoryUsed : int );
Parameters
- startTime
- A DateTime that indicates the time at which the process started.
- age
- A TimeSpan that indicates the time elapsed since the process started.
- processID
- The ID number assigned to the process.
- requestCount
- The number of start requests for the process.
- status
- One of the ProcessStatus values that indicates the time elapsed since tha process started.
- shutdownReason
- One of the ProcessShutdownReason values.
- peakMemoryUsed
- The maximum memory used (in megabytes [MB]).
Remarks
This method is not for external use. See the Remarks under ProcessInfo.
Requirements
Platforms: Windows 2000, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family
See Also
ProcessInfo Class | ProcessInfo Members | System.Web Namespace
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