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11-22-2002 02:51 AM
11-22-2002 02:51 AM
help on ps command
What ever process i can see using
ps -efl | grep
ps -eo " pid pcpu" -o comm | grep < process name>
do i need to use any additional paramaters,
the process which i'm checking is started on command line
regards
chakri
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11-22-2002 03:05 AM
11-22-2002 03:05 AM
Re: help on ps command
try
# UNIX95=1 ps -eo " pid pcpu" -o comm
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11-22-2002 03:22 AM
11-22-2002 03:22 AM
Re: help on ps command
#UNIX95= ps -e -o ruser,vsz=Kbytes -o args
cpu usage
#UNIX95= ps -e -o ruser,pcpu,comm -o args
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11-22-2002 03:34 AM
11-22-2002 03:34 AM
Re: help on ps command
It seems there are lot of threads on the same issue,requesting you to make sure that you complete the future questions related to a issue in a single post.
Thanks
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11-22-2002 03:41 AM
11-22-2002 03:41 AM
Re: help on ps command
What is that mean:
#UNIX95= ps -e -o ruser,vsz=Kbytes -o args
Tks.