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Vladimir Ota
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Find commandline which started a process
Nov 16 2009 2:53 PM
I have a process Perl.exe which is running a script. I'd like to programatically find the name of the script being executed.
I know it can be done: Mark Rusinovitch in his ProcessExplorer finds that info in command which started a Perl's process. So I thought I'd be able to find it in
System.Diagnostics.Process.StartInfo.FileName. Unfortunatelly it seems I am on a wrong track here - the two pieces of data which I am looking i.e .FileName and .Arguments are empty.
I'm fresh out of ideas, can someone suggests any alternatives what sould I try to get the info I'm looking for
Regards, Vladimir
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