PEEK Reference Manual

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2 PEEK Syntax and Examples
This section contains the following:

Syntax to run PEEK with brief descriptions of each of the PEEK options

Default listing formats for PEEK

Detailed information about each of the PEEK options with illustrations and
examples
Syntax to Run PEEK
The syntax of the command to run PEEK is:
\node
is the name of a node on your network (other than your current node) on which you
want to run P
EEK. If you do not specify \node, the PEEK report is run for your
current node.
run-options
is one or more options for the TACL RUN command. For examples of using run-
options with PEEK, see Section 1, Getting Started With PEEK. For a complete
list and explanation of run-options, see the TACL Reference Manual.
Include the T
ACL CPU option to specify the number of the logical processors for
which you want data. Otherwise, PEEK reports on the processor that is running the
T
ACL command interpreter or on a processor chosen by $CMON. Also, include the
Note. Because of width constraints, some examples in this manual might not be aligned
exactly as the PEEK output is.
[ \node. ] PEEK [/ run-options /] [ option ] [ ,option ] ...

where option can be any of:

samples 
delay 
ALL 
CME 
D[YNAMIC] 
HELP 
INIT 
INT[ERRUPTS] 
MES[SAGES] 
MQC[INFO]
NS[AA] 
PA[GING] 
PO[OL] 
TIME