ASAP 2.8 Server Manual

ASAP Conversational Interface Commands
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PROCESSBUSY Command
To show detail statistics for process $PROC1:
+ P $PROC1, DETAIL
To show detail statistics and their associated ASAP states for process $SGPM:
+ P $SGPM, DETAIL, STATE
To show aggregate process statistics along with detail statistics:
+ P, AGGREGATE
To show only aggregate process statistics:
+ P, AGGREGATEONLY
To retrieve all records for all processes that are issuing alerts:
+ P, AGG, MINSTATE
To retrieve detail information about aggregate only Process domains (those ending in
##), enter this EDL DETAIL command:
EDL DETAIL "P ^,DE,ST,MEM,MIN,EX,CO 20"
PROCESSBUSY Command
The PROCESSBUSY command displays process availability statistics for the specified
configured nodes and CPU numbers within the network you are monitoring. The
PROCESSBUSY command displays the busiest processes in the selected CPU or
node in the order of busiest to least busy process so you can quickly determine which
processes are consuming the most CPU cycles.
To monitor the busiest processes, use the SET PROCESSBUSY ENTRIES command
to specify the number of processes you want to monitor.
To display the busiest processes, use the PROCESSBUSY ENTRIES option to specify
the number of busiest processes you want to display.
All the availability information collected for each node are stored in the ASAP database
so that you can obtain both current and historic process reports.
Note. The PROCESSBUSY command performs the functions that PROCESS performed in
ASAP Release 1. In Release 2, PROCESS performs a different function.
PROCESSBUSY | PB [/OUT file/] [\* ] [ [.] * ]
[, SAMPLES count ]
[\node] [ [.] cpu ] [, ENTRIES count ]
[, STATS ]
[, STATE ]
[, INFO ]
[, TIME hh[:mm[m/d/y]] ]
Note. The only abbreviation for PROCESSBUSY is PB. P, PR, PRO, and so on are interpreted
as PROCESS, not PROCESSBUSY.