How to find application running

[easakki]

Hi,
I am working in HP-unix.
I want to find what are the applications running.
can any one help me regarding this.

Thanks in advance,
Easakki

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[Mridul Shrivastava]

ps -ef output will give you details of all the services running....

If you are searching for a specific application then just give the above command and grep for the application name.

ps -ef |grep -i "aapplication name"

[gstonian]

export UNIX95=true
ps -efH

This allows you to see a hierarchical structure of the processes.

[Peter Godron]

Hi,
as you indicated by your alloaction of 4 points, the answer only answered part of your question. What other info do you require ?

Have you tried the command "top" ?

[Alpha977]

Hello easakki!

You can see all process by:

$top > proc.txt

wait 1 or 2 second then CTRL+C

$view proc.txt

Bye!

[Dennis Handly]

>Alpha977: $ top > proc.txt
>Wait 1 or 2 second then CTRL+C

Instead of that, you should use:
$ top -f filename

[dipesh_2]

ps -ef |grep -i "aapplication name"
& top command will help you for the same




points

[Yogeeraj_1]

hi Easakki,

you may also look into your /etc/rc.log

You will find all the application that are started during the server startup.

hope this helps too!
kind regards
yogeeraj