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What exactly do you need that top & sar can't provide? Ayjaycee - the "A" in TandA
One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
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How about running this from cron every "x" minutes :-
ps -aef -o pcpu= -o pid= -o time= -o vsz= -o user= -o args= | grep process | cut -c -130 >> /var/adm/process.dat
(or some variation thereof!)
HTH Ayjaycee - the "A" in TandA
One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
ps -aef -o pcpu= -o pid= -o time= -o vsz= -o user= -o args= | grep process | cut -c -130 >> /var/adm/process.dat
(or some variation thereof!)
HTH Ayjaycee - the "A" in TandA
One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
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The 1st column is %CPU(i.e. current % of CPU being used by this process).
2nd column is PID (the Process's ID number)
3rd column is TIME (the elapsed CPU time used)
4th column is VSZ (Virtual Size, in Kb, of the process)
Enjoy!
Ayjaycee - the "A" in TandA
One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
2nd column is PID (the Process's ID number)
3rd column is TIME (the elapsed CPU time used)
4th column is VSZ (Virtual Size, in Kb, of the process)
Enjoy!
Ayjaycee - the "A" in TandA
One by one, the penguins steal my sanity.
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