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[Md.Shahabuddin]

Hi,,,
I want to check which are the processes, which are taking maximum time. Or which are the processes is running from the longer time.Only time and process id should be sorted out.

[Anshumali]

I hope there are three ways which you can use:
1. issue nice top -h and see the processes consuming the resources.
2. Use the tool like Glance/gpm to see and sort the processes, glance will also give you the process details and other granual details like RSS/VSS
3. UNIX95=1 ps -e -o vsz,pid,ruser,args | sort -rn |head

Best bet is glance!

Anshu

[Anshumali]

Got error while posting reply...so copy pasting again..........

I hope there are three ways which you can use:
1. issue nice top -h and see the processes consuming the resources.
2. Use the tool like Glance/gpm to see and sort the processes, glance will also give you the process details and other granual details like RSS/VSS
3. UNIX95=1 ps -e -o vsz,pid,ruser,args | sort -rn |head

Best bet is glance!

Anshu

[Trng]

Hi,
Glance is more than enough to get the details you are searching for.



Rgds

[whiteknight]

Hi Sahabuddin,

Glance is a HP performance tool to help us monitor interative data.

You should consider use this.

To evaluate this product :-
http://openview.hp.com/products/ovperf/download.html

Cheers

[Anshumali]

You have many unassigned points!!!

[AwadheshPandey]

Shahab,

Here is the o/p u need. 1st field is PID and 2nd one is time.I have assumed 1000 process running on ur machine.
top -n 1000 -f /tmp/top.out; cat /tmp/top.out|tail +11|awk '{print $2, " ", $9}'|sort +1n -r

[Md.Shahabuddin]

Thanks Folk !!!!!!!!!