ASAP 3.2 Server Manual

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Example
This example shows the PAUSE command:
+ PAUSE
PROCESS Command
The PROCESS command displays availability statistics about the processes specified
in the command.
PROCESS [\* ] [ [.] * ] [, SAMPLES count ]
[\node] [ [.] $process ] [, DETAIL ]
[, STATES ]
[, CPU n ]
[, TIME hh[:mm[m/d/y]]]
[, AGGREGATE ]
[, AGGONLY | AO ]
[, MINSTATE [AUTO] ]
[ [state] ]
[, COUNT [count] ]
[, MEMORY ]
[, EXACT ]
[, NOAGG ]
Note
The PROCESS command in ASAP Release 1 has become PROCESSBUSY in ASAP
Release 2. The Selected Process function that PROCESS now performs is new in ASAP
Release 2.
node
specifies the individual system for which availability statistics are displayed.
$process
specifies the process for which availability information is displayed. Partial process
names are accepted. For example, $TX returns data from the local node for all
monitored processes that have names beginning with $TX.
SAMPLES count
specifies the number of sample periods to be displayed, starting with the most
recent sample. A sample period is defined by the RATE option in the SET
command. You can specify 0 through 255 sample periods. The default sample
period number is 1.