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GetMyPID, Version 1.00
Return or check the parent's (caller's) Process ID
Usage: GETMYPID [ pid ] [ /v ]
Where: pid is the expected PID to check the actual PID against
/V display verbose information on the parent process
Notes: With an expected PID specified, this program returns 'errorlevel'
0 if the actual PID matches the expected value, or 2 if not;
otherwise, it returns an 'errorlevel' equal to the PID.
So to get a batch file's PID, use the following commands:
GETMYPID.EXE
SET PID=%ErrorLevel%
Credits: ParentProcess class by Jared Barneck www.rhyous.com/2010/04/30
/how-to-get-the-parent-process-that-launched-a-c-application/
Written by Rob van der Woude
http://www.robvanderwoude.com
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