Comments on: Determining Process IDs of multiple BizTalk Host Instances

By: DipeshA

DipeshA — Sun, 07 Oct 2012 22:20:46 +0000

Thanks Colin,

I have updated my post for 64bit hosts.

Regards,
Dipesh

By: Colin Dijkgraaf

Colin Dijkgraaf — Sun, 07 Oct 2012 19:54:02 +0000

That PS command only works for 32 bit hosts instances only, I tried it and it didn’t list any of the 64 bit hosts instances, it would have to be amended from BTSNTSvc.exe to BTSNTSvc64.exe to list those.

The trick I usually use is host to stop all the hosts instances except the one I want to debug code in, debug and attach to the process and then start up all the other hosts instances.

By: Henrik Roth

Henrik Roth — Tue, 25 Sep 2012 11:41:23 +0000

Hi!

Nice tip, here is another one:

If you are using dedicated hosts for send, receive, orchestration and tracking and are using individual BizTalk Host Instance Accounts, you can see this information directly in Task Manager (don´t forget the PID column). The user running the service will guide you:

BizTalkHostUserS = send host
BizTalkHostUserR = receive host
BizTalkHostUserO = orchestration host
BizTalkHostUserT = tracking host

and so on…and the naming convention is upp to you =)

Best Regards
Henrik