Monitoring script 2

[terrapin]

Here is another script to evaluate please give your advice to which monitoring script is more effecient?

filename=/tmp/bigtimeA$$X
sortfile=/tmp/bigtimeB$$X
filename=/tmp/bigtimeA$$X

# Remove work files when shell program exists, or if the user logs out,
# presses CTRL-C, or does a kill
trap "rm -f /tmp/bigtime?$$X; exit" 0 1 2 15

#while true
# do
ps -ef >$filename
#
#ps -ef | grep -v "root" | grep -v "USER" | sort -r +6 |head -9 > $filename
clear
uptime
echo " "
echo " * * * * Top User Processes * * * *"
echo " "
fgrep -v &quot;root&quot; <$filename | fgrep -v &quot;USER&quot; | sort -r +6 |head -9
sleep 15
clear
uptime
echo &quot; &quot;
echo &quot; Defunct processes&quot;
echo
fgrep defunct <$filename | fgrep -v fgrep
echo
sleep 5
#ps -ef | grep -v &quot;root&quot; | grep -v &quot;rf0&quot; | grep -v &quot;rf1&quot; | grep -v &quot;rf2&quot; | gr
ep -v &quot;rf3&quot; | grep -v &quot;mms6008&quot; | grep -v &quot;usr/lib/lpd/pio&quot; | grep &quot; - &quot; > $file
name
fgrep &quot; - &quot; <$filename | fgrep -v &quot; root &quot; | grep -v &quot; rf. &quot; | fgrep -v &quot; mm
s6008 &quot; | fgrep -v &quot;usr/lib/lpd/pio&quot; > $sortfile
if [ -s $sortfile ] ; then
clear
uptime
echo &quot; &quot;
echo &quot; User Processes not attached to a tty&quot;
echo &quot; &quot;
cat $sortfile
sleep 7
fi
monitor -alternative -top -Count 5 -sample 3
sleep 5
#lpstat > $filename
monitor -alternative -disk -Count 4 -sample 3
sleep 3

#grep -v READY $filename > $sortfile
#if [ -s $sortfile ] ; then
# clear
# echo &quot; Print Status&quot;
# echo &quot; &quot;
# cat $sortfile
# rm -f $filename
# rm -f $sortfile
# sleep 5
#fi
# done
exit