Who Has

WhoHas.EXE

v1.1

Purpose:

Find users who currently access a given file on a file server NetWare v2.1x, v2.2x, and v3.x

Syntax:

WHOHAS path/file [/cont] [/wait] The option '/Continous' will permanently display the connections that have the file open until a key is pressed. The option '/Wait' will do the same as '/Cont' but will stop the program as soon as no connection uses the file. This is useful for batch files where operations have to wait until a file is released by other users.

Features: - WHOHAS runs a self-check for virus infections; - output can be redirected with std DOS commands - WHOHAS returns DOS error levels: either the number of connections using the file, or a NetWare Error: $98 (152): Unknown volume $9C (156): Invalid Path/File $C6 (198): No Console Rights Copyright:

Public Domain written by Wolfgang Schreiber

Example: F:\>whohas sys:system\net$prop.sys TTS hld open �Ŀ ��������� TTS hld detach �Ŀ� ��������� File detached �Ŀ�� ��������� Deny Write �Ŀ��� ��������� Deny Read �Ŀ���� ���� Open Write �Ŀ����� ���� ��� Open Read �Ŀ������ ���� ��� ������� ���� �� Connection: 0 xxxx--- ---x -x

Locked Open Sharable Logged Open Normal TTS holding Lock TTS Flag Set

In Use: Opened: Open read: Open write: Deny read: Deny write: Locked:

1 1 1 1 1 1 0

(Server)

Version history: 1.1: - Returns number of connections using the file as DOS ErrorLevel - New Options: '/Cont' and '/Wait' - Output can be redirected (except when options are specified) Wolfgang Schreiber

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