Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (KMSF) Manual

NSKCOM Command Reference

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STATUS Command

The STATUS command displays dynamic statistics for swap files. Use the STATUS

SWAPFILE command to obtain information on swap files; use the STATUS

SWAP-USAGE command to obtain information on processors, processes, and process

pairs. This command excludes any information on read-only process object file or file-

backed data segments. Use the STATUS KMSF command to obtain information on a

system’s or processors’s swap files as a whole. Use the STATUS SWAPDISK

command to display processes with dependencies. For static information, see the

INFO command.

filename

specifies the name of the swap file whose status is to be displayed. The variable

filename is specified as: $volume.subvolume.filename. The swap file name

specified can include wildcard characters. See the Guardian Procedure Calls

Reference Manual for more information about wildcard characters.

specifies that status is to be displayed for all the swap files, all the swap files for

the specified processor, all the processors in the system, or all disknames.

CPU cpu-num

specifies the number of the processor for which the status is to be displayed. If

you do not specify a processor, information is displayed for the specified file or for

all files.

processname

specifies the process for which the status is to be displayed.

cpu, pin

displays status for the process running the pin specified.

CPU

displays status on all of the processes running on the specified CPU.

DETAIL

displays segment information: segment identification, type, and size.

STATUS { SWAPF[ILE] {filename | * } [ , CPU cpu-num ]

[, DETAIL]}

{ SWAP-USAGE | SU { * | processname | cpu, pin }

[ CPU cpu-num ] [, DETAIL ]}

{ KMSF [CPU cpu-num]}

{ SWAPD[ISK] {DISKNAME | * } [ , CPU cpu-num ]}