how to check cpu and memory utilization for each command

[rajesh73]

how to check the cpu and memory utilization for each command

[Dennis Handly]

For which commands?  Normal commands or user applications?

You could use glance or caliper.

[Bill Hassell]

Using standard HP-UX commands, about all you can find is core image of the process. To list the top 10 processes sorted by core image size, enter these command exactly as shown:

UNIX95=on ps -eo vsz,args | sort -rnk1 | head | cut -c1-$COLUMNS
(sorted by memory usage in KBytes)

UNIX95=on ps -eo pcpu,time,args | sort -rnk1 | head | cut -c1-$COLUMNS
(sorted by current CPU percentage used followed by accumulated CPU time)

UNIX95=on ps -eo time,pcpu,args | sort -rnk1 | head | cut -c1-$COLUMNS
(sorted by accumulated CPU time followed by current percentage of CPU)

 The ps command cannot show you shared memory usage (if a program uses it).