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ExeTerminate (Function) In french: ExeTermine Terminates execution of an application (32-bit or 64-bit) on the current workstation: all instances of the executable are "killed". The application can be identified by its name or by its PID. Syntax
Terminating an application identified by its name Hide the details
<Result> = ExeTerminate(<Executable name>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if all the instances of the program have been deleted,
- False if a problem occurs. This function may fail:
- if the executable is not instantiated (the executable is not run).
- if the user has no sufficient rights to destroy one of the instances.
<Executable name>: Character string Name and full (or relative) path of the executable (up to 260 characters).
Terminating an application identified by its process ID (PID) Hide the details
<Result> = ExeTerminate(<Process ID>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if all the instances of the program have been deleted,
- False if a problem occurs. This function may fail:
- if the executable is not instantiated (the executable is not run).
- if the user has no sufficient rights to destroy one of the instances.
<Process ID>: Integer Process ID (PID) of the application. This identifier is returned by ExeRun (associated with the exePID constant) or by ExeGetPID. Business / UI classification: Business Logic
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