HP Process Resource Manager User's Guide

Configuring and enabling PRM on the command line
Configuring PRM
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Pattern matching notation can be used to designate a
group of similarly named processes. For more
information on how to use wildcards and Extended
Regular Expressions in alternate names, see “Pattern
matching for renamed application processes” on
page 63. For details on pattern matching expressions,
see the regexp(5) manpage.
If ALT_NAME is not specified for a record, that record
matches all processes with a file ID that matches the
file ID of the application given by APPLICATION.
Consider the following example application records:
#PRM application records
/usr/bin/database::::business_apps,db_inventory,db_payroll
/usr/bin/database::::order_process,db_orders,order_report*
/opt/perl/bin/perl::::scripts,report_formatter.pl
/usr/bin/mail::::mailserver
The example shows application records for:
• Processes renamed db_inventory and db_payroll by the executable
/usr/bin/database and assigned to the group business_apps.
• The process renamed db_orders by the executable
/usr/bin/database and assigned to the group order_process.
• The perl script report_formatter.pl, which is assigned to the group
scripts.
• The application /usr/bin/mail, which is assigned to the group
mailserver.