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05-05-2004 04:33 AM
05-05-2004 04:33 AM
Memory usage - UNIX TRU64
On a system with UNIX TRU64, how is it possible to know exactly the memory usage?
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05-05-2004 06:40 AM
05-05-2004 06:40 AM
Re: Memory usage - UNIX TRU64
please use the search function within the forum to found the answer.
If you mean physical memory please look some threads below. If you mean current memory usage of applications, use the "ps" command.
A simple "apropos memory" will also guide you...
If you mean physical memory please look some threads below. If you mean current memory usage of applications, use the "ps" command.
A simple "apropos memory" will also guide you...
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05-05-2004 02:09 PM
05-05-2004 02:09 PM
Re: Memory usage - UNIX TRU64
Like Ralph says... do an 'more options' advanced search for 'memory' under 'tru64'.
The optimal answer will depend on WHY do you feel you need to know it. Intantaneously or over a day/week/year
vmstat is your friend.
vmstat -P might be your answer
syscheck may help further also.
and maybe you need 'collect' for a longer term time-line usage view.
good luck,
Hein.
The optimal answer will depend on WHY do you feel you need to know it. Intantaneously or over a day/week/year
vmstat is your friend.
vmstat -P might be your answer
syscheck may help further also.
and maybe you need 'collect' for a longer term time-line usage view.
good luck,
Hein.
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