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stefan_schnell
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AutoIt is an incredible scripting language, it offers so much possibilities, e.g. to control processes and windows. Here now an example how to restart the SAPLogon on the fly:
;-Begin-----------------------------------------------------------------


;-Sub RestartProcess--------------------------------------------------
Func RestartProcess($ProcessName)

$PID = ProcessExists($ProcessName)
If $PID Then

$oWMI = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\.\root\CIMV2")
If IsObj($oWMI) Then
$Process = $oWMI.ExecQuery("Select * From win32_process " & _
"Where Name = '" & $ProcessName & "'")
If IsObj($Process) Then
$ProcessPath = $Process.ItemIndex(0).ExecutablePath
EndIf
EndIf

ProcessClose($PID)
ProcessWait($PID)

Run($ProcessPath)

EndIf

EndFunc

;-Sub Main------------------------------------------------------------
Func Main()

RestartProcess("saplogon.exe")
WinWait("SAP Logon ")
Sleep(4096)

EndFunc

;-Main----------------------------------------------------------------
Main()

;-End-------------------------------------------------------------------

As you can see it is absolut easy to get the process ID (PID), to close the process and to restart the process - here with the aid of Windows Management Instrumentarium (WMI).

Important hint: This script closes and restarts the saplogon process immediately, without any requests - all changes will be lost.

This script is excellent for stray processes on the frontend server.

Enjoy it.

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