Hi Stuart!
Cool! .. is there exist a WMI Query to ask about process CPU utilization? For example, to get an information about my application process only.

Thanks a lot!
Denis

>Hi
>
>You can use WMI, as long as you don't have to support Windows 9x clients (as the class used was introduced in Windows 2000). If you need to interrogate multiple processors then change the Name property in the query to 1,2,3 etc.
>
>

>declare Sleep in WIN32API integer
>
>oWMIService = getobject("winmgmts:\\")
>oItems = oWMIService.ExecQuery ;
>	("Select * From Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_Processor where name = '0'")
>for each oItem in oItems
>	nPercentUsed1 = val(oItem.PercentUserTime)
>	nTimeValue1 = val(oItem.TimeStamp_Sys100NS)
>next
>
>* Take five snapshots 100 milliseconds apart
>* to get a truer idea of processor usage
>for nCounter = 1 to 5
>	Sleep(100)
>	oItems = oWMIService.ExecQuery ;
>		("Select * From Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_Processor where name = '0'")
>		
>	for each oItem in oItems
>		nPercentUsed2 = val(oItem.PercentUserTime)
>		nTimeValue2 = val(oItem.TimeStamp_Sys100NS)
>
>		if nTimeValue2 - nTimeValue1 = 0
>			nPercentProcessorTime = 0
>		else
>			nPercentProcessorTime = 100 * (nPercentUsed2 - nPercentUsed1) / ;
>				(nTimeValue2 - nTimeValue1)
>			? transform(nPercentProcessorTime) + "% used"
>		endif
>		nPercentUsed1 = nPercentUsed2
>		nTimeValue1 = nTimeValue2
>	next
>next
>