Get which programs are still running

Hi gurus i need to to make a report, in this report i have to introduce the name of one program or transaction and i have to
show if this program is istill running or not, any idea?

try
This should work : BP_JOB_STATUS_GET
CALL FUNCTION 'TH_WPINFO'
     EXPORTING
         SRVNAME        = SERVER_INFO-SERVER
     TABLES
         WPLIST         = LOC_WPLIST
     EXCEPTIONS
         OTHERS = 1.

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> I have created a large application that is split between VB 6 and LV
> 6.1. The LabVIEW portion runs in the background, except that the VB
> portion can request that a LabVIEW user interface be presented on
> demand. Any time after this LabVIEW user interface has been opened
> and closed, opening and closing another application (or even just
> hiding a top-level window in another application) will cause LabVIEW
> to close, taking my background processing with it.
>
> If the LabVIEW code is running as source code, LabVIEW prompts me
> before closing. However, when the LabVIEW code is running as an
> executable (.exe), the executable closes without prompting in this
> circumstance.
>
> The scenario can be reproduced with a standard LabVIEW sample program.
> Proceed as follows:
>
> 1) Open VBToLV.vbp (the example program distributed with LabVIEW 6.1).
> 2) Start the VB program running.
> 3) Press the Launch LabVIEW button on the user interface of the VB
> program.
> 4) Enter an expression in the text box provided.
> 5) Select Display VI Front Panel.
> 6) Press the Run VI button.
> 7) Close the VI front panel by clicking its "X" button.
> 8) Open any handy application, such as Windows Explorer or Notepad.
> 9) Close this most-recently-opened program.
> 10) The LabVIEW Exit screen appears.
> 11) Exit LabVIEW.
> 12) Press the Run VI button.
> 13) An error occurs because LabVIEW has closed.
>
> If the LabVIEW code had been built into an executable and called
> accordingly, there would have been no LabVIEW exit screen. The
> executable would have just exited silently.
>
> This is not the way a COM server is supposed to behave. The VB
> program is still holding a valid reference to the server and it should
> remain open.
>
> It appears that LabVIEW is monitoring the total number of top-level
> windows that are open. I suppose that this is how LabVIEW figures out
> when its own FP windows have been closed. In this case, it doesn't
> notice that all of its windows have been closed until some other
> window closes.
>
> I have a work-around, but it's ugly.
>
> Ron Martin
> Balance Technology Inc.

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