WDG [[ghandle]]
ghandle
A handle to a global memory object. The WDG command displays the five memory objects in the global heap, starting at the specified object. The ghandle must be a valid handle to an object allocated on the global heap. If ghandle is not specified, WDG displays the entire global heap.
Global memory objects are displayed in the order in which Windows manages them, which is typically not in ascending handle order. The output from the WDG command has the following format:
handle address size PDB locks type owner
Any field may not be present if that field is not defined for the block.
| Field | Description |
| handle | Value of the global memory block handle. |
| address | Address of the global memory block. |
| size | Size of the block in bytes. |
| PDB | Block owner. If present, indicates that that task's Process Descriptor Block is the owner of the block. |
| locks | Count of locks on the block. |
| type | The memory-block type. |
| owner | The block owner's module name. |