Issue 11507: Section: 7.1.9.36 (amsm-ftf)
Source: Naval Surface Warfare Center (Mr. Paul V. Werme, paul.werme(at)navy.mil)
Nature: Clarification
Severity: Significant
Summary: Clarification is needed that the CIM_Process Handle/key is the Process ID (pid). This is implied but not explicitly stated. Likewise, clarification is requested in Section 7.1.9.50 to state that the CIM_Thread Handle/key is the Operating System Thread ID.

Resolution: On POSIX systems, this attribute is the process ID (resp. thread)
On Win32 systems, this attribute is the process handle (resp. thread)

Revised Text: Section 7.1.9.36, replace the 1st bullet with:
·	"Handle:" A string used to identify the Process. On POSIX systems, this attribute is the process ID. On Win32 systems, this attribute is the process handle.
Section 7.1.9.50, replace the 1st bullet with:
·	"Handle:" A string used to identify the Thread. On POSIX systems, this attribute is the thread ID. On Win32 systems, this attribute is the thread handle.

Actions taken:
September 21, 2007: received issue
July 18, 2008: closed issue
Discussion: 

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Name: Paul V. Werme
Company: NSWCDD
mailFrom: paul.werme@navy.mil
Notification: No
Specification: AMSM
Section: 7.1.9.36
FormalNumber: dtc/07-05-02
Version: Beta 1
RevisionDate: 07-05-02
Page: 84
Nature: Clarification
Severity: Significant
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Description
Clarification is needed that the CIM_Process Handle/key is the Process ID (pid). This is implied but not explicitly stated. Likewise, clarification is requested in Section 7.1.9.50 to state that the CIM_Thread Handle/key is the Operating System Thread ID.