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unix process tracking
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on a simple unix installation there is just the logfile of a process, which records data about itself (last start, last stop, last event)
if you are running some accounting software (on Solaris there is sar, not sure there is something similar on HP-UX, but guessing yes, there is) or some monitoring tools (we are using a HP OpenView subprogram named "Performance Manager"), these tools usually track and account the processes.
Best Regards, Franz
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UNIX System Manager from Munich, Germany
if you are running some accounting software (on Solaris there is sar, not sure there is something similar on HP-UX, but guessing yes, there is) or some monitoring tools (we are using a HP OpenView subprogram named "Performance Manager"), these tools usually track and account the processes.
Best Regards, Franz
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UNIX System Manager from Munich, Germany
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