I have the process ID (PID), how can I get its full command line (path and arguments)?
Get full command line from process
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I recently had to do this; needed to terminate known applications, perform a task, then restart them with the same command line parameters they started with.
Of all the methods that I explored that can achieve getting command line parameters for each running process, WMI proved to be the safest and least painful way.
Add the 2 units pasted below, then call
GetProcessList()and loop through the objects in theTObjectList. In your application, ensure you callCoInitialize(nil)on start up, andCoUninitialize()before it's closed. Code tested in Delphi 6.