What is the command for getting the details of all the processes using the top command?

[PrasannaKumari]

I want the top command format with options that gives the details of all the processes running on the system and be directed to a file.

[DeafFrog]

hi Prasanna ,

Put this is cron :
testing:/#more /opt/topscript
echo ====================================== >>/tmp/topout
top -f /tmp/topout
you will get the o/p colleected in /tmp/topout , or which ever u specify

[Suraj K Sankari]

Hi,

Take all output into a file using

top -f top.out

Suraj

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

You might want to look at the ps command

Example script. Look at the ps section for HP-UX

http://www.hpux.ws/?p=8

SEP

[Duncan Edmonstone]

of course top doesn't show you *all* processes.

One might appeare something broadly similar to the top output with ps. Try the following for example:

UNIX95= ps -eo tty,pid,user,pri,nice,vsz,sz,state,time,pcpu,comm | sed 1d | sort -nr -k 10,10

redirect to a file as appropriate... see the man page for ps to understand all the columns

HTH

Duncan

[Jitesh purohit_1]

You can use lsof tool also to know the processes .

http://www.cmve.net/merijn/downloads.html

Thanks
Jitesh