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<a href="http://www.computerhope.com/wmic.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.computerhope.com/wmic.htm</a><br />
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look for username down near the bottom
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I'm looking to list info from specific processes by certain users with wmic from a command line on a win2K8R2.<br />
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so far, i have this:<br />
wmic /output:wmic_processes.csv<wbr /> process WHERE name=&quot;scheduler_05_24_16_x<wbr />32.exe&quot; list BRIEF /format:csv<br />
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output:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28024742-1">Node,HandleCount,Name,Priority,ProcessId,ThreadCount,WorkingSetSize
SERVERNAME,197,scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe,8,10580,5,870723584
SERVERNAME,197,scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe,8,11184,5,966139904
SERVERNAME,196,scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe,8,10800,5,938405888
SERVERNAME,199,scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe,8,11096,5,954155008
SERVERNAME,196,scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe,8,9492,5,133869568</code></pre>
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now how can i attach the username to this process in this csv file?
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I'm looking to list info from specific processes by certain users with wmic from a command line on a win2K8R2.

so far, i have this:
wmic /output:wmic_processes.csv process WHERE name="scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe" list BRIEF /format:csv

output:
(CODE)

now how can i attach the username to this process in this csv file?

see 

http://www.computerhope.com/wmic.htm

look for username down near the bottom

list processes cpu, memory of certain programs and users

I&amp;#39;m looking to list info from specific processes by certain users with wmic from a command line on a win2K8R2.

so far, i have this:
wmic /output:wmic_processes.csv process WHERE name=&amp;quot;scheduler_05_24_16_x32.exe&amp;quot; list BRIEF /format:csv

output:
(CODE)

now how can i attach the username to this process in this csv file?

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