PEEK Reference Manual

PEEK Syntax and Examples

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TIME Option

The TIME option displays the amount of time a given processor has spent on

processes, interrupts, and idle time. TIME is one of the default reports displayed when

you run PEEK with no options specified.

When you enter the command PEEK TIME, an output similar to this example is

generated:

> PEEK TIME

PEEK - T9050G09 - (05AUG02) SYSTEM \VIOLET

SYSTEM \VIOLET

22 FEB 2004, 15:57___ELAPSD 736:09:17___CPU 4(NSR-T)

TIME: PROCESSBUSY TIME INTERRUPT TIME IDLE TIME

109:06:38.295 14.82% 25:37:15.202 3.48% 601:25:23.566 81.69%

When you enter the command PEEK /CPU 0/ TIME on a system running H-series or

J-series RVU, an output similar to this example is generated:

PEEK - T9050H02 - (01MAY05) - (31MAY05) SYSTEM \HALF3

SYSTEM \HALF3

8 JUN 2005 , 12:41___ELAPSD 16:16:32___CPU 0(NSE-P)

TIME: PROCESSBUSY TIME INTERRUPT TIME IDLE TIME

0:09:58.482 1.02% 0:00:39.380 0.06% 16:05:54.468 98.91%

Elements of the TIME Display

Table 2-9. TIME Elements Reported in the TIME Display

Element Description

PROCESSBUSY

TIME

Elapsed time and percentage of total time the processor spent

executing p

rocesses (in hours:minutes:seconds)

INTERRUPT TIME Elapsed time and percentage of total time the processor has been

busy with interrupts (in hour

s:minutes:seconds)

IDLE TIME Elapsed time and percentage of total time the processor spent

idle (in hours

:minutes:seconds)