HP Process Resource Manager User's Guide

Administering PRM

Displaying current process information

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Displaying current process information

Using the ps command with the -P option adds a column listing each

process’s PRM group by name.

# ps -P

PRMID PID TTY TIME COMMAND

PRM_SYS 1047 ttyp2 0:01 sh

PRM_SYS 1046 ttyp2 0:02 rlogind

PRM_SYS 1081 ttyp2 0:00 ps

OTHERS 548 ? 0:20 sendmail

By using ps with the -l and -P options, the PRMID is printed instead of

the PRM group name.

# ps -l -P

F S UID PRMID PID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN TTY TIME COMD

1 S 0 1 3300 3299 0 158 20 65c180 78 418480 ttyp2 0:00 sh

1 R 0 0 3299 492 0 154 20 6a1d80 18 ttyp2 0:00 rlogind

1 R 0 1 3387 3300 15 181 20 662e80 17 ttyp2 0:00 ps

1 S 0 1 4418 4220 4 168 24 821280 982 7ffe6000 ttyp2 0:02 spy

The -R option, with a PRM group name or PRMID as an argument,

displays the ps output for the invoker’s processes belonging to the

speciﬁed group.

# ps -R OTHERS

PID TTY TIME COMMAND

588 ? 0:05 sendmail

4418 ttyp2 0:02 tester