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12-12-2002 12:42 AM
12-12-2002 12:42 AM
To find out process used more memory
Hi all.
I have redhat 7.1
[root@web log]# uname -r
2.4.3-12smp box in my office
then..
can I ask you sth..
I wonder if i can find out how much memory used process current time in Real time..
top would display
some data but i post result of top that i ran
but total mem about 2Gb,
current mem used 1.95Gb
free 102Mb
cpu idles are free 100%, but
memory is overload..
how can I pick it up the process that used most memory in real time..
any good hlep or tips or advice is fine
thank you all
I have redhat 7.1
[root@web log]# uname -r
2.4.3-12smp box in my office
then..
can I ask you sth..
I wonder if i can find out how much memory used process current time in Real time..
top would display
some data but i post result of top that i ran
but total mem about 2Gb,
current mem used 1.95Gb
free 102Mb
cpu idles are free 100%, but
memory is overload..
how can I pick it up the process that used most memory in real time..
any good hlep or tips or advice is fine
thank you all
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12-12-2002 01:09 AM
12-12-2002 01:09 AM
Re: To find out process used more memory
Hi,
In the output of top command can you see the SIZE fiels ANd %memory field against every process running ?
regards,
U.SivaKumar
In the output of top command can you see the SIZE fiels ANd %memory field against every process running ?
regards,
U.SivaKumar
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12-12-2002 04:35 AM
12-12-2002 04:35 AM
Re: To find out process used more memory
Hi!
But, if you don't find the right information in the top
output, you should use the
ps -ax utility, which
will show a snapshot of the memory usage.
Regards:
Paul
But, if you don't find the right information in the top
output, you should use the
ps -ax utility, which
will show a snapshot of the memory usage.
Regards:
Paul
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